Im a junior doctor in Namibia, and our medical settings have many similarities. Thank you for these videos and case presentations. I really appreciate it.
I wish this scenario continued. Please create a part 2. To discuss management of raised intracranial pressure, haemotympanum. And things to consider if it's a geriatric truama pt on antihypertensives, anticoagulant aspirin, who recently had angioplasty and started on insulin inj. Nanni in advance 🙏🏼
Primary Survey is not yet completed Till the end. We should be aware of Normal scene A B C Trauma patient on scene. C A B sequence. C spine stabilisation. eFAST to look for Any Internal bleeding findings. Primary Survey is very important Is the Key line in this video I raises doubt have we not completed the primary Survey . Its uplauded by the ER,physician to maintain his cool and continue Saying Primary Survey. Thankyou team.
Its reminding the Young Doctors about the Primary Survey . Sir Do we have some well defined protocol for doing a PrimarySurvey. Please do update in another video.
good initiative ........intent to teach by the institute : were m working even guide is missing why nbe is perpetuating course in such institutes god only knows .
If your team can gave an flowchart for this important management it would be great to remember because not everytime we have a good internet connection to watch the video . So a pdf format of the emergency management with little explanations, it will be very helpful for us , specially for the students 🙏🏼
Plz answer Fol query. the GCS is low and intubation is indicated so why not airway is secured first BEFORE placing a chest tube? I think both Intubation and needle decompression has to go side by side and FOLLOWED BY chest tube placement. Moreover, tension pneumothorax is due to flail chest as there was paradoxical chest movements
Excellent demonstration and very informative.. thanks alot for the entire team. One doubt is there that the emergency needle compression whether it should be done in 2 nd intercostal space below clavicle or in 4th intercostal space?
Hi Sir! How about the use of anti-epileptics for Brain trauma cases before CT-Brain?? In case if positive for ICH - which would be the best initial anti-epileptic management. Thank you
Regularly its not indicated, unless u have a depress skull fracture or a witnessed seizure or suspected seizure episode.. Routin Anti epileptics cam be started in that case either Phenytoin /Fosphenytoin or Levitracetam in case of suspected live disease also
Im a junior doctor in Namibia, and our medical settings have many similarities. Thank you for these videos and case presentations. I really appreciate it.
How many of you think it will put a great impact in our NEXT PHASE 2 exam ❣️ ! Thank you so much for this clinics part ! It's helping us a lot ❣️
Which phase will be taken for pg seat allotment phase one or 2?
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An excellent mock session. A further session incorporating secondary survey into the assessment will also be appreciated
This classes is the future of medical field, because of this new next exam.
Just like in uk Or us, student now need this education too.
Very helpful , thank you providing us such a great information 🙏
Great case and revision for medical students. Thank you!
I wish this scenario continued. Please create a part 2. To discuss management of raised intracranial pressure, haemotympanum. And things to consider if it's a geriatric truama pt on antihypertensives, anticoagulant aspirin, who recently had angioplasty and started on insulin inj.
Nanni in advance 🙏🏼
Great way of teaching... quick and informative.. thank you sir..keep uploading such emergency based videos
I love to work and learn from this talented doctors
All r alert and gud knowledge 🙏
Thank you Doctors!! Helped me a lot during my pgdems skill exams! 🤗
Barring some places sound issues,overall it was a great video.Thanks to all the team involved.
You are people are amazing, being health care person it really helps lot
Thank you so much to all the team Doctors🙏🙏:-)
Very useful .. Thankyou for dis video sir ..
Excellence in trauma ,,nice presentation
Awesome job sir.. Helping me alot
AN EXCELLENT LESSON
Awesome work
Excellent 👍👍
Thank you so much sir and the whole team✨✨🌺
Awesome video, and so concised, plssss do more scenario video, really helpful, great job everyonee ! 🔥🔥🔥
grt case scenario for learning many things thnku
Emergency needle decompression , great job.
Thanks for the case presentation, good job..
This is stunning ❤️
Love you guys
Great job 👍👏
Good job guys keep making such videos
Very helpful sir.. do more critical care and ER CASE handling .
Very nice explanation n questioning Sir 🙏
Great effort
Great work learnt so many things
Very good, but one thing i need is subtitles of the medical terminologies of procedures and interventions
cz due to bad sound quality of the video
Sir Ur videos are very helpful thanku soooooo much
Thank you so much fr ur wonderful teaching
this was awesome !! please continue making them
Thank u very much for this useful vedio
You guys are excellent. thank you.
great sir, and it is really helpful. sir kindly also do ER case handling of electric shocking
Wonderful session
Awesome work guy's
Thankyou sir.
Tq very much for this information sir
Excellent 👍👍👌
Great work
If u don't mind sir, Please add subtitles. Some terms becomes hard to understand
Primary Survey is not yet completed
Till the end.
We should be aware of
Normal scene A B C
Trauma patient on scene. C A B sequence.
C spine stabilisation.
eFAST to look for Any Internal bleeding findings.
Primary Survey is very important
Is the Key line in this video
I raises doubt have we not completed the primary Survey .
Its uplauded by the ER,physician to maintain his cool and continue Saying Primary Survey.
Thankyou team.
Its reminding the Young Doctors about the Primary Survey .
Sir Do we have some well defined protocol for doing a PrimarySurvey.
Please do update in another video.
Excellent👍
Very helpful...
Thank you so much for an amazing information
Very well explained. Thank you doctors.
Residents👍👍
good initiative ........intent to teach by the institute : were m working even guide is missing why nbe is perpetuating course in such institutes god only knows .
Thank you sir
excellent....can u plz name the drugs... at 16:35
If your team can gave an flowchart for this important management it would be great to remember because not everytime we have a good internet connection to watch the video .
So a pdf format of the emergency management with little explanations, it will be very helpful for us , specially for the students 🙏🏼
It's there in your respective dept Sir Ji
Please enquire from your Quality care dept of your respective hospital /MEdical college.
Raj.Sir.
U guys doing this for free
Hatsoff from russia
Very helpful sir 👏
Good job all Doctors
Good job, but sound was not very clear
Thanku so much sir for these sessions ❤❤❤
So so much helpful
Awesome job sir...❤️❤️
Wow this is very good. Thank you for the video
superb, sir
Lovely
This is so amazing
Tq sir🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so mmuch sir ....
Excellent
It is very important to know what posses happens
Plz answer Fol query.
the GCS is low and intubation is indicated so why not airway is secured first BEFORE placing a chest tube? I think both Intubation and needle decompression has to go side by side and FOLLOWED BY chest tube placement.
Moreover, tension pneumothorax is due to flail chest as there was paradoxical chest movements
Excellent demonstration and very informative.. thanks alot for the entire team.
One doubt is there that the emergency needle compression whether it should be done in 2 nd intercostal space below clavicle or in 4th intercostal space?
As per new atls 4th ic space anterior to mid axillary line
@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine thank you 😇
Sir,
After doing needle compression,how long that needle have to be kept open....
I am telling the scenario that,there is no ICD
Thank you
Amazing
very useful thank you
awesome work! Please make more such vedieos.
Super class
Good rehearsal for trauma management
Very nice !!!!!
Lovely demonstration 🤩🤩
Can you told me medicine name whatever you used in trauma centre.
An antiepileptic medicine also must be including in traumatic brain injury pt. Like levipil
FBI.
Holland.
Stalk theme.
Very nice, but pls try to make voice clear
Subtitles would be more helpful please.
Nice
In a similar way we are trained for ACLS-BLC but cannot perform it with this much perfection as they are
Louder and nt more loud
really helpful ❤️
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Could you please add written guidelines in description or any pdf ?
Please refer ATLS
Hi Sir!
How about the use of anti-epileptics for Brain trauma cases before CT-Brain??
In case if positive for ICH - which would be the best initial anti-epileptic management.
Thank you
Regularly its not indicated, unless u have a depress skull fracture or a witnessed seizure or suspected seizure episode.. Routin Anti epileptics cam be started in that case either Phenytoin /Fosphenytoin or Levitracetam in case of suspected live disease also
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During needle decompression.. syringe is filled with air ??? Is he said it right or wrong??
@8:15
Saline
Voice is not clean coming please do something
Good video, thanks, the accent makes it bit difficult to understand.
Camera ko Thora ziada focus Dena chahiye
I just couldn’t catch the name of the drug mentioned at the last. Could anyone please tell me ?
Tranexamic acid to control bleeding
Mannitol is an osmotic diuretic
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