Thank a lot for granting my request as well as mentioning my name :) no words can express my gratitude to all of you especially to you Dr Tala. As usual you explain it better than the book am reading
@@TalaTalksNICU sure thing! I've proudly shown this video to my colleague and told them to subscribe :) We just admitted a Cutis Aplasia baby and the condition is really agonizing how about this topic? thanks again and take care
@@emilydelossantos4097 Thank you so much! We love knowing that these videos may be helping in some way! I hope your baby had isolated Cutis Aplasia and it wasn't part of a bigger syndrome. The baby is lucky to have you there taking care of him/her either way. We will plan a video on skin conditions! Excellent topic! Thank you again!
Hello Gaitree- thank you so much for that suggestion. It was not on our list- and it's a great lecture to cover. Will definitely get around to it, sooner rather than later. Thanks so much!
I appreciate your analogy of comparing the lungs to a wet sponge 🧽. That is such a great explanation. I’ve shared this video to help explain my patients condition to his parents, which they too found very helpful.
Hello Reese- that's a great suggestion! And there's a lecture I love giving to incoming nurses. BUT- we're also very aware of copyright issues currently. So I'm not sure where we can gather the X-rays from. I think I'll put up a plea for interesting CXRs! Thanks as always for watching !
Hello and thank you for the question and for subscribing! It really depends on the cause of edema. If, for example, the infant has a PDA, then increasing the MAP (by increasing the PEEP, PIP or I-Time) would hopefully 'stent' the lungs open, and result in less blood flowing to the lungs, so hopefully decreasing the edema. Does that make sense?
Tank you so much explainin the detail & mecanism. Can i use SIMV Mode in NIPPV Or i shoulde use IMV. (So if not intubated there iş no difference between them)
Great question! Even in NIPPV- the machine should try to coordinate the PIP breaths with the spontaneous breaths the infant is taking. So yes- it should be 'synchronized' if your machine can do that!
I’m a Transport R.T. from Canada, and I really that love your videos. My question- can a poorly treated TTN turn into a secondary RDS and then possibly PPHN? Thanks.
Hi Michael! Thanks for your comments. Just about any respiratory disease that is poorly treated can develop into worsening PPHN- just because it doesn't take a lot to get into a worsening vicious cycle: hypoxemia --> increased pulmonary pressures --> more blood shunted from lungs--> worsening hypoxemia ETC (go see PPHN video if interested in this). TTN and RDS are two separate diseases. But as you know- it can be really hard to differentiate the two on the initial CXR. (Like a lot of 35 weekers for example- can appear a little wet- and a little hazy- and so you can't easily predict which disease is the dominant one. Generally with RDS the baby will get worse over the first 1-2 days and may eventually need surfactant). Does this all make sense?!
Thank a lot for granting my request as well as mentioning my name :) no words can express my gratitude to all of you especially to you Dr Tala. As usual you explain it better than the book am reading
Thank YOU for your kind words and for the request! Please keep the suggestions coming!
@@TalaTalksNICU sure thing! I've proudly shown this video to my colleague and told them to subscribe :) We just admitted a Cutis Aplasia baby and the condition is really agonizing how about this topic? thanks again and take care
@@emilydelossantos4097 Thank you so much! We love knowing that these videos may be helping in some way! I hope your baby had isolated Cutis Aplasia and it wasn't part of a bigger syndrome. The baby is lucky to have you there taking care of him/her either way. We will plan a video on skin conditions! Excellent topic! Thank you again!
Hello. Can you please do a video on Pulmonary Hemorrhage? Thank you.
Hello Gaitree- thank you so much for that suggestion. It was not on our list- and it's a great lecture to cover. Will definitely get around to it, sooner rather than later. Thanks so much!
I appreciate your analogy of comparing the lungs to a wet sponge 🧽. That is such a great explanation. I’ve shared this video to help explain my patients condition to his parents, which they too found very helpful.
How lovely to wake up to your positive comments! Thank you so much! We're so happy that the videos are helping at the bedside too :)
Hi Tala and the team! I’d love to see a video with some basics for X-ray interpretation!
Thanks for all you do!
Hello Reese- that's a great suggestion! And there's a lecture I love giving to incoming nurses. BUT- we're also very aware of copyright issues currently. So I'm not sure where we can gather the X-rays from. I think I'll put up a plea for interesting CXRs! Thanks as always for watching !
Love the new background
That's all Arianna :)
Madam very nice lecture about pulmonary edama.
Thanks so much Masood- for watching and for commenting!
Thank you again for the wonderful work .
Quick question , does increasing MAP, PEEP help by itself in decreasing pulmonary edema . Thanks
Hello and thank you for the question and for subscribing! It really depends on the cause of edema. If, for example, the infant has a PDA, then increasing the MAP (by increasing the PEEP, PIP or I-Time) would hopefully 'stent' the lungs open, and result in less blood flowing to the lungs, so hopefully decreasing the edema. Does that make sense?
Thank you Tala kindly discuss on BPD
Hello! We promise it's coming soon! We're ready to film it- so like a month or so. Thanks so much for subscribing too!
Tank you so much explainin the detail & mecanism.
Can i use SIMV Mode in NIPPV Or i shoulde use IMV. (So if not intubated there iş no difference between them)
Great question! Even in NIPPV- the machine should try to coordinate the PIP breaths with the spontaneous breaths the infant is taking. So yes- it should be 'synchronized' if your machine can do that!
I’m a Transport R.T. from Canada, and I really that love your videos. My question- can a poorly treated TTN turn into a secondary RDS and then possibly PPHN? Thanks.
Hi Michael! Thanks for your comments. Just about any respiratory disease that is poorly treated can develop into worsening PPHN- just because it doesn't take a lot to get into a worsening vicious cycle: hypoxemia --> increased pulmonary pressures --> more blood shunted from lungs--> worsening hypoxemia ETC (go see PPHN video if interested in this).
TTN and RDS are two separate diseases. But as you know- it can be really hard to differentiate the two on the initial CXR. (Like a lot of 35 weekers for example- can appear a little wet- and a little hazy- and so you can't easily predict which disease is the dominant one. Generally with RDS the baby will get worse over the first 1-2 days and may eventually need surfactant). Does this all make sense?!
Hi tala and her team can I ask for pulmonary hemorrhage explaining
And thank you for all your videos
Oh yes- we had this one down- and never got around to it. Thank you for the reminder. We'll get to it- we promise!! Thank you :)
What if water get inside while bathing the baby? I'm concerned about my baby girl
We hope your baby is OK. We suggest you get her to a pediatrician soon.
thanks
You are welcome! Thank you for watching
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