+Rangenoah teaching would be great, but the love for what I do stems in the OR. It would be very hard to leave that. I think it would be cool to compile a paid professional video series of information for techs and other health professionals to use similar to a study guide for those people that are more visual learners. There is so much information out there, but it's just scattered all over the place.
I’m a PA-S2 and want to thank you for talking about a lot of stuff they just expect you to learn on surgical rotations. Helped curve my anxiety of getting slammed on day 1
Seeing the walls of sutures is amazing, and with the music it's downright inspirational! As the previous comment mentions, you would be an amazing teacher (which is what you are doing here on UA-cam).
I an à software student but fascinated with everything which concern medicine , micro bacterial a and biology as a whole . I love watching this kind of videos. Never had the chance do that because it is expensive in my country and never found any scholarship for me . But each time I have the opportunity to watch interesting videos like yours I never hesitate beside it is the first time I see your Chanel and I you have a new subscriber thanks
This video is incredibly helpful for me. My instructor actually used some of your videos in class. Thank you so much for your videos. I would like to see a video on instruments.....maybe a few that are commonly used during surgery.
Using this channel for general knowledge. 1+ year experience in an orthopaedic surgical hospital as a supply chain tech. Doubling up now by training as a sterile processing tech. Interesting to see both jobs and these vids are awesome. Thanks!
I just recently got graduated in highschool and I don't know what strand should I get in Senior High because I already gave up wanting to be a surgeon because it takes a lot of time and money. That is why thank you for introducing this to me. It means a lot to me.
Have you ever thought of doing like an "instrument of the day" type of thing? I'm thinking one or two instruments at the end of each video. Including the type of instrument, the name, what it's used for, etc. I think it would be really helpful. Just an idea. I really enjoy watching your videos! Thank you!
+Selena M great suggestion, but I think I want to try and stay on one topic for videos. Its just easier for people to come to the UA-cam page and find out what they want to watch or learn. I had the idea of doing a playlist of different instrument trays that we use at my hospital like general set, minor vascular, minor Ortho etc etc. And I could breakdown not only all of the instruments in the trays, but explain which instruments are used in most cases and such. I think those types of videos would serve the audience better. I just have to get the ok from my bosses to pop open sterile trays to make videos now lol
We have a FS , FSL, and FSLX. My preceptor says FS is like saying frozen section, or tissue to close, FSL means large tissue; and FSLX is a very big tissue to close
You should consider doing a video on the sequence of instrument passing and some of the things to anticipate a surgeon needing :) I can't seem to find very much information on that wherever I look.
6:00 - I would LOVE to know what these acronyms/model numbers stand for or signify. I get that they’re needle size, taper vs. cutting, etc. but I’m curious what CTX or PS or PSL, for example. I’d love to know what P______ S_______ L_______ stands for!! Thanks in advance!
Very good I like so so much your videos Continue my friend I want video about uses of sutures to all operation I see your videos From Iraq and I very very interesting by your better information In videos😍😍
I noticed that the needles seem to be pre-paired with certain sutures already, like BB with 4-0 Prolene sutures; you later mentioned that the needle/suture pairings can be interchangeable. Is there any particular reason why the manufacturers pair each type of needle with a specific type of suture, and why do surgeons change it? Like perhaps for tensile strength? Do you usually change the pairing, or just leave it? O:
+youtube account manufacturer's pair needles with sutures that are the most commonly used. It can be many different varieties. 4-0 BB, RB-1, SH etc etc.
Have you ever set up for a case let's say the doctor turns the table to the right 90°, so you set up on one side, but this time the doctor says he needs to move the patient to the left 90°. Have you ever have to switch sides to your table like moving your workng end on the other side while moving your inst. And moving your mayo, kust about everything to accommodate the surgeon?
No. They are one time use only. If we had started opening and the case cancels, we can't even reuse those sutures. We have sent them to vets, mission trips and students to practice with. I have taken some of the skin sutures home. It saved me a few hundred on my dog one night.
Just think. Some people are driven by cost, some by ethics. 1 box of MCP426H 36x 27" 18mm 4-0 costs 500CAD (I only found 870USD, go figure) so it might seem costly to some...
Have you ever thought of teaching? You explain things thoroughly and make it easy to understand.
+Rangenoah teaching would be great, but the love for what I do stems in the OR. It would be very hard to leave that. I think it would be cool to compile a paid professional video series of information for techs and other health professionals to use similar to a study guide for those people that are more visual learners. There is so much information out there, but it's just scattered all over the place.
I’m a PA-S2 and want to thank you for talking about a lot of stuff they just expect you to learn on surgical rotations. Helped curve my anxiety of getting slammed on day 1
Seeing the walls of sutures is amazing, and with the music it's downright inspirational!
As the previous comment mentions, you would be an amazing teacher (which is what you are doing here on UA-cam).
+ReclusiveMountainMan thank you! I had to tap into my creative side with that opening sequence, thought it would be cool!
Thank you for posting videos like this! Extremely helpful and I feel like I am ahead in my classes because of your ability to explain!
I an à software student but fascinated with everything which concern medicine , micro bacterial a and biology as a whole . I love watching this kind of videos. Never had the chance do that because it is expensive in my country and never found any scholarship for me . But each time I have the opportunity to watch interesting videos like yours I never hesitate beside it is the first time I see your Chanel and I you have a new subscriber thanks
This video is incredibly helpful for me. My instructor actually used some of your videos in class. Thank you so much for your videos. I would like to see a video on instruments.....maybe a few that are commonly used during surgery.
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Using this channel for general knowledge. 1+ year experience in an orthopaedic surgical hospital as a supply chain tech. Doubling up now by training as a sterile processing tech. Interesting to see both jobs and these vids are awesome. Thanks!
I wanna be like you ...
you just have that ability to teach So well 😩🙏🏼
+Brenda V lol thx. 🤗
I just recently got graduated in highschool and I don't know what strand should I get in Senior High because I already gave up wanting to be a surgeon because it takes a lot of time and money. That is why thank you for introducing this to me. It means a lot to me.
Have you ever thought of doing like an "instrument of the day" type of thing? I'm thinking one or two instruments at the end of each video. Including the type of instrument, the name, what it's used for, etc. I think it would be really helpful. Just an idea. I really enjoy watching your videos! Thank you!
+Selena M great suggestion, but I think I want to try and stay on one topic for videos. Its just easier for people to come to the UA-cam page and find out what they want to watch or learn. I had the idea of doing a playlist of different instrument trays that we use at my hospital like general set, minor vascular, minor Ortho etc etc. And I could breakdown not only all of the instruments in the trays, but explain which instruments are used in most cases and such. I think those types of videos would serve the audience better. I just have to get the ok from my bosses to pop open sterile trays to make videos now lol
Selena M I
Also the several names of one instrument.
I am not from medical field . Still I like 👍. Some of information make me to understand. You show gives me more I information and learning it
You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do
We have a FS , FSL, and FSLX. My preceptor says FS is like saying frozen section, or tissue to close, FSL means large tissue; and FSLX is a very big tissue to close
Your video's have helped me so much in my journey to becoming a CST. I'm going into clinicals next week ,and this will help a lot.
You explain so well. I love it
Would be great to see videos regarding suture Needles for different types of common specialties :)
You should consider doing a video on the sequence of instrument passing and some of the things to anticipate a surgeon needing :) I can't seem to find very much information on that wherever I look.
Something for the future for sure. I did touch on passing instrument sharps here in this video though ua-cam.com/video/CdajmI5v0vI/v-deo.html
This is so helpful, thank you
Your videos are amazing! props to you my friend.
your teaching method is awesome. are you Doc...?
Great input bud. Now I need to learn knots.
Hi I can see vicryl Rapid behind you in my hospital we usually use them for skin in GS more than monocryl
Thank you so much you facilitate my learning God bless you
thank you for this content! very informative
keep these videos up; I love the cool info!
6:00 - I would LOVE to know what these acronyms/model numbers stand for or signify. I get that they’re needle size, taper vs. cutting, etc. but I’m curious what CTX or PS or PSL, for example. I’d love to know what P______ S_______ L_______ stands for!! Thanks in advance!
Nice information
Thanks for this video.
How do you open them without contamination getting in?
they show you how in surgical tech school. You peel it open from the top without touching what is inside and toss it onto your sterile field
Are needles and sutures all pre-planned and put on the table, or are they called for on the fly during surgery?
Yes planned only mostly according to the surgery n sometimes respective surgeons and incase emr used also it can avail inside OR .
So good for medical students like me . thanks man ,lots of love. Btw, what do you in the OR ? Like what surgeries
Love this video, thank you , very informative
NIce!! can you have a video for an instrument set? or maybe about most used instrument. thanks in advance.
+Jonathan Ozarraga see the reply to Selena M
I'm a little confused when you said BV, P-3 what does that mean please?
Very good I like so so much your videos
Continue my friend
I want video about uses of sutures to all operation
I see your videos From Iraq and I very very interesting by your better information In videos😍😍
How many types of surgery's in a body and surgery's types videos
From where can i buy surgical steel needles
Half circle
140 mm
A nice video but no real explanation for the different names of different needles
I noticed that the needles seem to be pre-paired with certain sutures already, like BB with 4-0 Prolene sutures; you later mentioned that the needle/suture pairings can be interchangeable. Is there any particular reason why the manufacturers pair each type of needle with a specific type of suture, and why do surgeons change it? Like perhaps for tensile strength? Do you usually change the pairing, or just leave it? O:
+youtube account manufacturer's pair needles with sutures that are the most commonly used. It can be many different varieties. 4-0 BB, RB-1, SH etc etc.
Can you do a video of going from laparoscopic to open.
Awesome idea, wrote it down in my book and will definitely do it in the future.
Have you ever set up for a case let's say the doctor turns the table to the right 90°, so you set up on one side, but this time the doctor says he needs to move the patient to the left 90°. Have you ever have to switch sides to your table like moving your workng end on the other side while moving your inst. And moving your mayo, kust about everything to accommodate the surgeon?
I usually just leave it as is unless I have plenty of time to move stuff over. I'll accommodate if it helps things run smooth.
I am scrub nurse please sir instrument handling and passing boht prolm ha please
Love the vid.
how to purchase round type needle
So are needles not sterilised and reused? Most vet needles are reused.
No. They are one time use only. If we had started opening and the case cancels, we can't even reuse those sutures. We have sent them to vets, mission trips and students to practice with. I have taken some of the skin sutures home. It saved me a few hundred on my dog one night.
Just think. Some people are driven by cost, some by ethics. 1 box of MCP426H 36x 27" 18mm 4-0 costs 500CAD (I only found 870USD, go figure) so it might seem costly to some...
Every major corporation is using the 6Sigma Lean program.
Sounds like the Six Sigma Lean Program... what a pain...
Some of notes are not appropriate
CovidImages need to be invested more than half19
Rb, bb,nv bb,ddx hh needles ???!?!?!
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