Thank you for this awesome video! It's a great loss that you don't upload anymore

I found your videos very useful, are very didactic and a great macro resume, very concise, of the approach to the critical care patient. I like the way you point to the camera, i feel like i am in the same room. as intensivist i think that is very formative for my residents. Thanks!!

WOW! So informative! I'm blown away. Thanks so much!

"Now this may be intimidating, but don't let it be intimidating. Let it wash all over you!" LOL! I'm going to hang onto that. I'm a 4th year medical student, and RTAs have always intimidated me! So funny.

Concise. To the point. Super work. You're a great teacher. But we need more of that. Why don't you do the major CCM topics in KZread lecture series. It'll be really great

@rhsavel

9 жыл бұрын

Hatem Soliman Thank you for your comments. They are much appreciated.

You are an aesome teacher. I am a medical student, really interested in intensive care, and i find your lectures very helpful. Thank you for your your time and work!

Nice sir

Perfect the only thing that i can say

Fantastic video. Thank you.

Hi, I am nursing student and I want to work in the SICU. I found this video very interesting and informative. Thank you.

@rhsavel

7 жыл бұрын

i am glad you found my video to be helpful. thank you for watching.

Please feel free to leave comments.

Very nice hospitalist refresher.

Muy didáctico y funcional el vídeo. Gracias. Saludos desde Argentina

wow, thank you so much,

This was great, but I wonder if you plan on making a new video for the 2016 and 2018 changes to sepsis and sepsis management! It would be much appreciated

Thank you! I now understand RTA....at last. =)

Om shanti

Your presentation always informative and helpful,,,my speciality is sub acute care but your videos were helpful!

@rhsavel

7 жыл бұрын

thanks for the feedback. I need to make more videos.

Is there a chance that there will be an updated version coming anytime soon?

It should be neurogenic not spinal shock