Recognizing Respiratory Distress and Failure by M. Kleinman | OPENPediatrics

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In this video, Dr. Monica Kleinman discusses how to differentiate respiratory distress from respiratory failure.
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[@kidistgelesu3193]

Thank you for short and precise video

[@thatjetsetterguy2386]

very useful for my upcoming rotation! thank you

[@russnurse2b807]

This was a good video but I'm curious. Why does no one want to list them as early vs late signs?????? Even my professor doesn't list any of them as early vs late. Yet, she gives us homework that requires it. It's not in our book either.

[@AM-nq4ik]

Amazing

[@meriani777]

What do you do for the child in this situation?

[@byebye5907]

Lobster, pizza, and other fine cuisine - blood sample with blood gas - x ray of the chest-Intubation in order to have a controlled setting of respiratory mechanism. maybe inhalation/ cortison /theophyllin iv first....