HOW TO PASS THE PEDIATRIC ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT CERT (PALS) LIKE A BOSS | UNDERSTANDING SHOCK
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
- The Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification is an American Heart Association certification for healthcare providers who provide care to the pediatric population. The Pediatric Advanced Life Support provider manual provides an array of information on how to provide advanced care to this vulnerable population. This video series will provide a condensed version of the overall PALS certification material and help you pass your PALS like a Boss!
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Hello to all of my Healthcare brothers and sister!
The 2020 AHA Guidelines are out. I have posted the new videos for BLS, ACLS, and PALS: ua-cam.com/play/PLhOFBB3AV9swkQ1KUodrLKmxvEbI3R0-R.html.
These changes will not take place until February 2021; however, these concepts are currently being taught in your courses. ☺️❤️
You’re the best! I’ve relied on your fantastic videos for 3 PALS renewals! Thank you for helping me to pass PALS like a boss!🤗💕
Wow, that's incredible to hear! Congratulations on passing your PALS renewals with flying colors, and I'm thrilled to know the videos have been a helpful part of your journey not just once, but three times over! Remember, you're the real boss here, navigating through renewals with such determination. Keep up the fantastic work, and here's to many more successes in your career! 🌟💖🚑
AHA advises 10 - 20 ml/kg crystalloid for Septic Shock & 20ml/kg crystalloid for Non Septic Shock. Both between 5 - 20 mins , multiple doses 2-3 times.
Current research from 2020 recommends to start with 20 mL/kg crystalloid for shock states with subsequent reassessments . If the pediatric patient is in cariogenic shock; however, we will use less fluid resuscitation due to the failure of the pump. There is also research recommendations from the American Heart Association to restrict routine fluid resuscitation in infants and children with "severe febrile illness" who are not in shock ☺️
Wonderful videos very cool informative ❤️🙏
Thank you lonagwegwe ☺️❤️ I am so glad my PALS videos have been helpful in your studies.
love your videos
Thanks Angelia Gopalakrishnan ☺️❤️ Thank you for the support