CRNA SCHOOL: Checking Anesthesia Gas Machine Checkin 2022 ! | @aisha_crna
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2017
- You request, and you shall receive! A video about the check anesthesia providers perform before administering the good stuff. Many new machines do a lot of these steps by the push of a button. BUT it is important to know what is happening and why.
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This is so intimidating. I'm am entering nursing with my goal set on becoming a CRNA. Didn't realize knowledge of not just medicine and critical thinking were involved. Really enjoyed the video.
John, it is CRAZY how much we need to know. When you get here, you will even look back at being a nurse and think "how was I taking care of patients!!??"
But keep pushing. We all start somewhere, just starting out nursing school... this would have been extremely intimidating, but just take it all step by step.
damn girl you speaking a whole new language. proud of you!!
Hahah right?! It's crazy. Thanks :)
😂😂😂😂😨 I know ,RIGHT 😁😁
this young lady was taking awesome notes in college therefore she is awesome..........................
you're freaking amazing!!!! thank you so much for posting this! I started nursing school with the goal of becoming a CRNA and I graduate with my BSN in 5 months! this gets me soo excited for the future! :)
Aw that so nice of you to say!!!! Keep the goal in mind!!!
Thank you! Looking to FINALLY start applying to school. It’s been a 5 year journey to get back to this, and I sincerely appreciate this video. 🤝thank you.
Can't stress how much I look forward to watching your videos!! I use them as treats to myself after grinding through several hrs of lecture content!!! Keep em coming!!!
You the mannnn! I appreciate you watching :)
Saving this for next semester!! Thanks for the videos. 🙂
Thanks for the videos. I have check offs on this Tuesday. Great explanation! I started following you on you tube before I interviewed for school. Now I’m in my 3rd semester of school. Your videos have been a great aid along the way. I bounce between your videos and Bolt Srna. Thanks for taking the time out to make your videos with an already busy schedule. Keep the videos coming!!!
You're so welcome! I am glad that I've helped. Your time will continue to fly by!
This is great! It's like I got a free lesson lol. By the way, I just found out yesterday that I was accepted into a CRNA progam!!!! I wanted to thank you for posting your tips and advice, I think it helped me alot!!
OMG CONGRATSSSS! That's awesome, and so kind of you to say I helped. This is the only reason I ever started this channel :) Good Luck! Hopefully I can continue to help you out! Where are you headed for school?
I'm going to Rosalind Franklin which is a DNAP program in North Chicago. It starts in May which is a quick turn-around time. Most of the programs with applications out now don't start until 2018 so I'm happy to be jumping right in. Keep the videos coming! Could you do one on what you think is important to have (or not have) when starting school? I.e supplies you used the most vs ones that people said to have but you never found yourself using etc. I'm in planning mode right now lol. Thanks again!!
Hello there I find this video TV very informative from a patient's perspective I've had many surgeries it's nice to know how you all prepare anesthesia and how these machines actually work and knowing just exactly what's going on what's that mask is placed on the patient's face. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for showing us how to prep the anesthesia machine! Keep teaching us!
Always! Thanks for watching now!
That's alot to take in... So rewarding I'm pretty sure..
Thank you so much for taking the time to go through each step and providing rationales. It was much needed!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice video, I hope you upload more videos like this. Greetings from Bulgaria, Southeastern Europe.
that gas machine is like entwined with respiratory ventilator plus hemodynamic monitoring . like all-in-one machine that's pretty cool
Yeah! It's like an all in one. There are also different types of AGMs, when I come into contact with one, I will definitely show you guys.
Was this your anesthesia machine checkoff, they let you do it as a video? Kudos to you for going into so much detail.
Lol I didn't do it during school, this was just for youtube! But yes it was our check off. Got my first one done!
I loved this moment. I'm subscribed to both of you. You are my study break brain popcorn. 🐧
Your such an inspiration, I love you and your videos.
Thanks so much, that is so kind :)
Great Video!!! This made me even more excited
I was such a nerd when we finally started touching something that wasn't a book, haha!
Im hoping to start applying to schools this year! This makes me super excited!
Aw good!!!!
Thank you very much , you given me the inspiration!!
Thanks for the great tutorial!
Thanks for this vid! Please post more like this.
Will do!
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the video!!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching, as always, I appreciate the support :)
Keeping my eye on you and your progress. I am an independently practicing CRNA in NY. Good luck to you. BTW as a student I was taught to also always make the low O2 flow alarm come on by turning up my O2 flow and disconnecting the pipeline-O2 without using tank O2. When you disconnect the line, it takes a few seconds to purge the system of O2, but then you get an annoying alarm suggesting there is no oxygen. Always glad to know that it will work when I need it.
Wow, thanks for the tip!!! I feel so honored that you're watching. Thanks for the support. I can't wait to be in your shoes one day!!!!
I am almost done!!!!
Soooo im guessing you’re done by now. You go girl! So glad to see that you made it thru!
@@06Kabal Hello!!! I actually finish this August. I walked in May. It is crazy how the time has gone by since this video
Muy buen video!
i cant wait to be in crna school, and be a crna ..ugh
in sim right now and I want to remind you how helpful this is!
We don't have much time to actually play with the machine for check out.
so glad
nice tutorial, it helps me to familiarize. thank you
Glad it helped!
This was so, so helpful. Thank you, thank you.
So glad.
Subscribed :) great vids
Very good job, but don't forget to check suction!!!
Hi! Could you show step by step what to do after you turn on the anesthesia machine, which it includes Leak test, flushing, etc, pls?
That's what this is
Awesome Bbs.
Wow, you have to check the system manually before each patient? What is the name of the machine you use? I´m currently studying to become a CRNA in Norway, all the anesthesia machines I´ve seen here perform a self-testing cycle when you switch them on, only a few things are checked manually. I feel that I´m already under so much pressure that I wouldn´t have any time left to do manual testing! But it´s really cool to see how things are done differently in other countries, I will continue to watch your videos!! ;)
A DL There are so many different types of machines, this is a little older, but it's important to know how in case you walk into an OR one day and see a machine like this. And we don't do a full check before every patient
Yeah, I should probably learn how to check at least the vital things, unfortunately it´s easy to get too used to the machine checking everything for you! I´m only in my first semester, so I still have a LOT to learn! ;)
This is soo inspirational. Do you ever feel nervous or unsure when doing this??? Just in the CRNA program period. Does your program require MSN or DNP
There are always nerves, but you have you block them out.
Hey im new to this channel and I aspire to be a crna but i m kinda nervous because I feel like it might be difficult. Is it difficult or not? I am a senior in HS with a 3.3 GPA, does it take a super duper smart person to be a crna or can a decent person like me become one?
I do believe that anyone can be taught anything, as long as people put a serious effort forward. If you want something bad enough, you can achieve it!
do you get tested on doing this or somethig?
Yep! It was a "check off"
Is there residency in CRNA?? And also does CRNA's provide Anaesthesia during surgery?
School and clinical is your residency
And absolutely!
Video request: thoughts on the future of CRNAs...oversaturated? 2025 DNP effects on job market
current data suggests a 31% increase in demands for CRNA's by 2024. This is due to the growing aging population partially.
Sid Harville in what year do you think the last master degree program will be available? people are saying 2021, others say 2022
Its hard to say, but it's definitely true that they are converting to DNP's and going away from the MSN programs. That goes for Nurse Practitioners and CRNA's. I think 2021-2025 is probably a decent estimate for right now. A CRNA I spoke with said that it only really adds about another year to your continuing education going the DNP route and it's extra research paper type of work. I'm sure each program has its differences though. I think its probably best to not think about the work it will take to reach your goal (school) and just stay focused on the actual goal (becoming a CRNA)!! When the time comes see whats open and go for it.
I agree 1000%. It's kind of like the difference between an associates and BSN degree, a lot of research and paper and leadership type stuff.
My professors are super honest about this stuff with us, and I agree with Sid (can I call you that? lol). But the CRNA population is aging, so first thing, is that we need to replace them. Secondly, CRNAs are a cheaper option, and in more and more states, we are gaining our full practice authority, meaning we wont always need an MD to practice. So a cheaper option, to do the same work, means we will be in demand :)
OMG, this looks so coplicated lol. How long did it take you to learn this?
It honestly wasn't too bad ( I can say that now).
Not gonna lie, the first time I watched someone run through it... I was like "Uh, what?!". But I came in to practice probably a total of 5-6 times, and you get it down. It's all about repetition.
WHERE IS CAMERAMAN NAME? WITHOUT HIM CAN YOU MAKE VEDIO LIKE THIS?
You better shut yo face! Look at you! Go girl!
I am trying!
Genesis sent me. #squad
ayyyyeeee
My mannnnn! Thanks for watching :)
Can't hardly tell a word she says