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Nicely done educational video thank you.
First shock 2j/kg second 4j/kg subsequent >4j/kg maximum 10j/kg
Fwent didn't you measure
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Hi, would you not look, listen, feel before inserting OPA?
How many turns
The hand writing out those notes was super extra, but thanks for the info I guess.
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lol i have done this with twizzlers
Thanks for your informative instruction.
Can this assist the perceptived person to suck phlegm?
Double plus good I say!
Double plus good I say!
Thank you for the clearly explained demonstration.
With AVPU we were told when moving on to pain stimuli to not continue speaking to the patient as well so you can establish which they responded to. Whereas if you speak while pinching the shoulder and they respond you then can’t establish if they responded to voice or pain?
Thank you 😊 💓
Imagine if you were conscious and doing this.
This is wrong on how you measure it.
My lesson says from the corner of the mouth to the angle of the mandible, but this is virtually the same.
"Oropharyngeal airway" p-h-a-r-y-n-g-e-a-l Not p-h-a-r-n-y-g-e-a-l
What if we insert directly without rotating?
Run the risk of pushing the tongue back, further obstructing airway. It should be noted (this is how I was taught) that for pediatrics you do not want to use the rotate method as their "hard" pallet is very soft and prone to trauma so you would use a tongue depressor push tongue down and forward and insert the OPA without rotation. Not sure if same could be done with adults.
@@Tyler-vw9bh okay thanks
Average size for an adult?
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why do we need to first invert the airway?
So you don’t push the tongue down with the OPA
Thanks
Nice class😇🙃
FYI Your title is misspelled.
It’s the British spelling beloved
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Why are you not holding the BVM to the baby's face whilst doing compressions with the other hand, to reduce the time taken to complete the two rescue breaths?????
Don't forget to put Gil or water before inserting it
He said that
Thank you very much ..very helpful😍
Is it just me or the thumbnail looks like EMINEM
Just came across this tutorial, very helpful. Could you tell me if you have to remove the Luer lock cap when you prime the giving set or should this be kept on until you are ready to attach to cannula to maintain aseptic technique? Thanks
Invert, insert, rotate and locate👌
My doctor said it’s contraindicated for conscious patient because of the possibility of aspiration. Is that true?
Oropharyngeal airway is contra indicated in conscious... Not nasopharangeal
very informative thank u
Quite elaborate and explicated ...
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Great videos - but just wanted to say the spelling is incorrect on the initial slides - nasopharyngeal and oropharyngeal
It will be fine
Amen 🙏
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Currently in 101 right now, you don't rotate it 180 degrees? Am I missing something?
for what?
No, that is for the OPA
Not qualified to say or whatever correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that not the oropharyngeal airway? Goes into the mouth etc.
@@pivottech8881 this is npa, not opa
Does the rolled back tongue get in the way when doing this? Would it be recommended to use a tongue depressor simultaneously, or does the OPA insertion naturally bypass the tongue?
You absolutely can use a tongue depressor
Some tubes actually come with built in tongue depressors.
Thank you for this it’s the most helpful video I’ve seen on yt about administering iv fluid
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I don’t know who’s the fucking guy that press dislike !!!! He explains in very easy and so good !
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2 questions from my side: what happens if you use a smaller NPA, does it still function? And what if we need to ventilate for the patient, do we remove the NPA?
If the NPA is too small, it will not adequately maintain an open airway.. So no, it will not function. He failed to mention how to measure the NPA to the patients size. Measure from the tip of the patients nose, to the tip of their ear lobe (or to the angle of their jaw). This will ensure a patent airway, so if the patient goes unconscious, you still have an open airway to work with for bagging the patient. Definitely do not remove the NPA before bagging. The whole point of the NPA is to keep their airway OPEN in case they fall unconscious, you can bag right away. Hopefully this makes sense.
@@SF-mz3rwwhat does it mean to bag?
@@Thrillowattbag valve mask
It’s still fine
Amen