IMPORTANT POINTS: 1. Give Controlled Oxygen via Venturi Mask. Start initially with 24-28% Oxygen. 2. Respiratory Stimulant (Doxapram) can be given when Non-invasive ventilation(CPAP or BIPAP) is unavailable, but remember doxapram is given only when respiratory rate is low, which usually is not the case as most of the times these COPD patients have rapid breathing. FOLLOW ME ON :) Instagram: instagram.com/docwaqasfazal/ Facebook: facebook.com/Drwaqasfazal
Thank you so much sir 💓 this is one of the best videos that I found today. Sir it will be more helpfull if you can explain the treatment part a little bit more in detail in every video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us :)
Brilliant!, On point and very easy to understand. Thank you Doc! I am watching this for my upcoming exams also for an interview. I love your videos keep it up!
Oh how I wish you were my sister’s doctor. She is 58. She has aortic stenosis and a PFO, but is currently in the hospital being treated for COPD, and the nebulizers, steroids, and other meds, don’t seem to be helping her, and she is still having a hard time catching a breath. She has been in the hospital for 2 days and really isn’t responding to treatment. It’s scary because she just got the COPD diagnosis last month, during her first-ever exacerbation. She had so much edema in her legs when they sent her home, that she had to call her PCP the next day! They won’t do the PFO or aortic valve surgeries, because “it’s not bad enough yet”. She also had a cryptogenic stroke last October, which led to them Finding the heart issues. It’s been almost a year and she still hasn’t had any cognitive testing! The neurologist was an hour and a half late, at the first appointment, and said she never received any information on my sister (which, it was in the records that it HAD been sent), and then released my sister without ever seeing her again!!! My sister has long and short term memory loss AND her personality has changed……😩😭 The ineptitude of the medical establishment as a whole, as far as my sisters case, is mortifying…… I think she may have cardiac asthma from CHF….🤷♀️ Thank you for this very excellent, informative video!🙏🏻💕
@@deannastone8313 How sweet to ask! She was in the hospital for a week, at the time I posted that, and hasn’t been back to the hospital, which is good. No new news. Too many different doctors with different diagnoses. Her heart “isn’t bad enough”, to do surgery, and she hasnt had another exacerbation, so I guess she is doing ok… Thanks for asking!🙏🏻💕
Thank you for the great info. Could you guide on how to treat COPD Patients at home? And, Is over night use of Bi-Pap beneficial and oral intake of Rapicort 5mg (steroid) once daily appropriate for 70+ old COPD Patients?
Hello, Thank you for all your videos, you explain everything so well. Question, Do you have a video with the 2023 new Gold COPD guidelines? I am trying to form treatment plans for when I start my new position in Home Health.✨✨🙏
At time of exacerbation, what if the person also is in an aneroxic state, 108 lbs. And recent diagnosis of Parkinson's? Very weak. 5 liters of oxygen with saturation of 90.....
Sir steroids are not very helpfull in acute exacerbation. Its reduce the frequency of acute exacerbations.. not during tha acute exacerbation in er. And help ful in moderate to severe copd. Copd is an infective condition . Antibiotics are very helpfull.. any comments sir ??
IMPORTANT POINTS:
1. Give Controlled Oxygen via Venturi Mask. Start initially with 24-28% Oxygen.
2. Respiratory Stimulant (Doxapram) can be given when Non-invasive ventilation(CPAP or BIPAP) is unavailable, but remember doxapram is given only when respiratory rate is low, which usually is not the case as most of the times these COPD patients have rapid breathing.
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Thank you so much sir 💓 this is one of the best videos that I found today. Sir it will be more helpfull if you can explain the treatment part a little bit more in detail in every video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us :)
Thank you very much Geetha for your kind words. I will try to put more details in upcoming videos. Stay tuned 😊
Brilliant!, On point and very easy to understand. Thank you Doc! I am watching this for my upcoming exams also for an interview. I love your videos keep it up!
Well explained, Dok! I’m learning a lot! Thank u!
Excellent. Very helpful thank you
Thank you for teaching correct things.
Thank you 😊
This has really been a good presentation.
You the best. Keep going Doctor.
Thank you A Ahmed for your kind words. 😊
Oh how I wish you were my sister’s doctor.
She is 58. She has aortic stenosis and a PFO, but is currently in the hospital being treated for COPD, and the nebulizers, steroids, and other meds, don’t seem to be helping her, and she is still having a hard time catching a breath. She has been in the hospital for 2 days and really isn’t responding to treatment. It’s scary because she just got the COPD diagnosis last month, during her first-ever exacerbation. She had so much edema in her legs when they sent her home, that she had to call her PCP the next day! They won’t do the PFO or aortic valve surgeries, because “it’s not bad enough yet”. She also had a cryptogenic stroke last October, which led to them Finding the heart issues. It’s been almost a year and she still hasn’t had any cognitive testing! The neurologist was an hour and a half late, at the first appointment, and said she never received any information on my sister (which, it was in the records that it HAD been sent), and then released my sister without ever seeing her again!!! My sister has long and short term memory loss AND her personality has changed……😩😭
The ineptitude of the medical establishment as a whole, as far as my sisters case, is mortifying……
I think she may have cardiac asthma from CHF….🤷♀️
Thank you for this very excellent, informative video!🙏🏻💕
How is your sister now?
@@deannastone8313
How sweet to ask!
She was in the hospital for a week, at the time I posted that, and hasn’t been back to the hospital, which is good. No new news. Too many different doctors with different diagnoses. Her heart “isn’t bad enough”, to do surgery, and she hasnt had another exacerbation, so I guess she is doing ok…
Thanks for asking!🙏🏻💕
Thank you so much sir you made my day bright👌👌👌
Thank you Muna Ahmed. I am glad you found it helpful 🙂
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Your videos are always very concise and well made...pls make a video on management of DKA
Thank you Dr. ACADEMO.. Video on DKA management will be uploaded soon. 😊
Video on DKA has been uploaded. 😊
Thank you for the great info. Could you guide on how to treat COPD Patients at home? And, Is over night use of Bi-Pap beneficial and oral intake of Rapicort 5mg (steroid) once daily appropriate for 70+ old COPD Patients?
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Hello,
Thank you for all your videos, you explain everything so well. Question, Do you have a video with the 2023 new Gold COPD guidelines? I am trying to form treatment plans for when I start my new position in Home Health.✨✨🙏
Very nice video thank you Dr. Waqas :)
Excellent
Bronchitis and emphysema also diffence of asthma & bronchitis
Thankyou so much sir..
You are a legend ❤
Again thanks sir 🙏,sir plz make video on how to approach unconscious pt in ER ?
Thank you. Sure I will upload video on this topic. Stay tuned 😊
Chest x-ray findings meedha oka video cheyandi sir.
Great Sir
you are good doctor❤❤
Thank you sir
Thank you so much ❤️
Great sir 👌
Sir what is doxapram and theophylline dose we should give and o2 supply we should do through cylinder o2
Can you throw a light on use of duolin neb in patient with NSTMi and copd exacerbation ?
Thank you very much
Sir kindly post new videos your videos are clinically very important
Stay tuned. Will be uploading more soon. 😊
Hello sir....what about the addition of Roflumilst as prophylactic treatment after the discharge ?
Thank you sir very much
Sir pls make a video on steps to interpret ECG
What we should see first in ecg pls explain in stepwise manner 👆
Sure Haj Syed, I will make video series on ECG interpretation step by step. 😊
@@MedNerdDrWaqasFazal thank u
Very well explained!
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Sir need video on ild
Hello Dr. Waqas, I have a pt who is allergic to all kinds of steroids; in that case, how can you treat her in the case of COPD exacerbation.
Outstanding ❤
Sir if copd patient has diabetic how we can calculate the dose of prednisone in this patients.....
At time of exacerbation, what if the person also is in an aneroxic state, 108 lbs. And recent diagnosis of Parkinson's? Very weak. 5 liters of oxygen with saturation of 90.....
great!!
KEY WORD IS HYPOXIA drives respiratory centre in COPD patients. WAo thank you
Sir copd can be cure. Pls 🙏 reply me
Sir please tell me the Tablets for My dad cause by COPD he's non - smoker
I suffer from COPD low oxygen saturation level of 82
Sir after acute COPD excerbation does we need supplemental oxygen for lifetime
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Sir can steroid given in Diabetic pateint during exerbration of copd
Radiograph of copd patients
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Sir steroids are not very helpfull in acute exacerbation. Its reduce the frequency of acute exacerbations.. not during tha acute exacerbation in er. And help ful in moderate to severe copd. Copd is an infective condition . Antibiotics are very helpfull.. any comments sir ??
Copd. And. Coma
o2 is between 88-92% not 82-92
please edit the video
Ecg simple language m
Sure. Abdul subhan I will upload videos on ECG. 😊
Bruh 🐔. Nor kho poe yay kana.
Hahaha. Ao kana
Chest findings meedha oka video cheyandi sir.