I’ve been interviewing for ICU step down positions and I’m confident I’ll be getting one of the positions. This is helping me refresh on those things I learned last fall during my critical care course.
That was a splendid lesson. It seems as though midazolam is used by anesthesiologists to calm anxious patients. My problem with this medication is the hangover when folks wake up. It is as though they're drunk. As if getting over the propofol was terrible enough, they must deal with ataxia and nausea.
All of these videos have been super helpful, especially the ones on crit care drugs. Do you think that you could do a video on LVADs and the ACLS management of LVAD patients with loss of consciousness?
Awesome man. Congrats on being almost done. Its a great feeling. And I do miss AZ. Spent a lot of time at BUMCP (former Good Sam) before the move here to NC.
Has an EGD Fentanyl/ Midazolam anesthesia. Had a serious bought of amnesia for 24hrs. Talked with the nurses administering medication and their thoughts were my body didn’t metabolize the midazolam as quickly as it should. This medical facility uses Fentanyl/ midazolam instead of profanal. I understand that profanal has a half life that is half of midazolam. I’ve had several procedures with profanal anesthesia and always recovered quickly without complications. Is there a benefit of midazolam for a 15min procedure? My liver test have always been good.
We just have a patient yesterday is intubated on versed drip for status epilepticus and we are almost max to 2mg/kg/hr so we almost 100mg per hour and she is still having seizures.the drip was run out so fast in half hour even the max concentration. What else can we do?
Yikes thats a lot! I don't think I've seen it that high! Honestly when the benzo gtt doesn't seem to do the trick, then pentobarbital coma with continuous EEG and burst suppression is what I've typically seen.
Hey Charles. First off thanks so much for the support. UA-cam doesn’t make it easy to find unfortunately. If you go to the main ICU Advantage YT channel then click on the “Community” tab you’ll see all the member posts there. Look for the link to the notes and the currently monthly password. Feel free to shoot me an email if you are having any issues!
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@@Sahuanr114 Awesome! Thank you and look forward to seeing you in there!
Thank you, as a junior doctor, these videos are really helpful to recollect.
Glad to hear it and happy to be able to help!
I’ve been interviewing for ICU step down positions and I’m confident I’ll be getting one of the positions. This is helping me refresh on those things I learned last fall during my critical care course.
Hi 👋 where did you take your critical care course ?
Thank you. It's like you can read my mind. I am a VISUAL learner, and I benefit from watching your channel. Thank you for all that you do.😍🏆
I am very much a visual learner too (if that isn't obvious) hence why I love teaching in this style 😊
That was a splendid lesson. It seems as though midazolam is used by anesthesiologists to calm anxious patients. My problem with this medication is the hangover when folks wake up. It is as though they're drunk. As if getting over the propofol was terrible enough, they must deal with ataxia and nausea.
yes it is used for anxiety. you dont need any midazolam do pull out your teeth. its enough with just numbness. im promise you every one.
@kathleenschoultz the nitrous basically (almost) totally numbs mouth anyway dunno why you'd be given versed
All of these videos have been super helpful, especially the ones on crit care drugs. Do you think that you could do a video on LVADs and the ACLS management of LVAD patients with loss of consciousness?
Thanks for these uploads. Really helping during the last semester of nursing school. Thanks Mr Watson. Hello from AZ 🌵
Awesome man. Congrats on being almost done. Its a great feeling.
And I do miss AZ. Spent a lot of time at BUMCP (former Good Sam) before the move here to NC.
In the Pyxis at work we have the 5mg/mL vial and it’s so annoying when that’s all we have and they order 1mg 😭
your voice makes me continue learning!
great video!
So kind of you! ❤️ Thanks so much!
Thank you !
We have got the 5mg/ml concentration in germany we use that for the MAD Atomizer when breaking through seizures. It comes in a 15mg/3ml Ampule
We also have this same presentation in Zambia... For use is for sedation especially patients on mechanical ventilation.. and in convulsions
Great stuff, Eddie! I’m looking forward to the launch of your website today. Your content is clear and concise. Great work!
Excellent! You efforts are appreciated
Thank you so much 😀
Please include ETCo2 monitoring for the sedated patient. Thank you.
Yes excellent point!
Thank you for teaching me everyday. ⭐️
Lifelong learning! ❤️
Surprised you didn’t mention the use of midazolam for alcohol withdrawal patients in the ICU (mMINDS protocol).
I just haven't personally seen it used much. Typically for benzos we use diazepam or lorazepam as they are longer acting.
Has an EGD Fentanyl/ Midazolam anesthesia. Had a serious bought of amnesia for 24hrs. Talked with the nurses administering medication and their thoughts were my body didn’t metabolize the midazolam as quickly as it should. This medical facility uses Fentanyl/ midazolam instead of profanal.
I understand that profanal has a half life that is half of midazolam. I’ve had several procedures with profanal anesthesia and always recovered quickly without complications.
Is there a benefit of midazolam for a 15min procedure? My liver test have always been good.
You should do phenylephrine and vasopressin!
In Uk we use generic names only not brand names…. It minimizes errors
We learn the generic name here. Then we use both.
Ideally yeah, but reality is here the trade names are used a lot, if not more often than the generics so I think its important to mention both.
Thank you very much
You are welcome Chuck!
I'm in for CEUs. I love ICU advantage
thank you! I look forward to seeing you over there. Appreciate your support!
Just today April 2024. Cataract surgery they gave me Versad. I asked for one more shot th ed y refused..
6:20 the guy who has been drinking a gallon of vodka daily for the last 5 years and then attempts cold turky by himself then ends up in the icu.
Awesome
Thank you Susan!
Great 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
QTc elongation?
Hi there! May I private message you in regards to starting a nursing educational YT channel and copyright do's and don't ?
3:56 kleptomania , because benxos 😂😂😂
How about i.m. in case of status epilepticus? Is it indicated and which dose?
I've never seen it given this way, but I know it can be given IM. Looks like what I'm finding is the dose for status is 10mg IM.
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We just have a patient yesterday is intubated on versed drip for status epilepticus and we are almost max to 2mg/kg/hr so we almost 100mg per hour and she is still having seizures.the drip was run out so fast in half hour even the max concentration. What else can we do?
Yikes thats a lot! I don't think I've seen it that high! Honestly when the benzo gtt doesn't seem to do the trick, then pentobarbital coma with continuous EEG and burst suppression is what I've typically seen.
Propofol
Propofol?
How does one access the lessons notes?
Hey Charles. First off thanks so much for the support. UA-cam doesn’t make it easy to find unfortunately.
If you go to the main ICU Advantage YT channel then click on the “Community” tab you’ll see all the member posts there. Look for the link to the notes and the currently monthly password.
Feel free to shoot me an email if you are having any issues!
@RaDonda Vaught you might wanna tune in for this one 👀
You have the wrong medication on the intro!
Ahhh haha omg. Good catch. I think I can edit on YT and remove the first 2 seconds.... 🤦🏻♂️ Thanks for point that out. Not sure how it got past me.
I don't think this should be called a 'medication'. My Dad was dying of cancer and 6 hours after he had his first 'dose' he was dead.
I think it was the cancer that killed him, not versed lol
@@WeAreObjectlol that person stupid when I've been SE took 12 mg and still didn't stop
@@WeAreObjectis “lol” really appropriate in this situation?
@@brenninmarc7472u r right
You know nothing about the dangers of this so called drug.