The ICU Channel by ESBICM
The ICU Channel by ESBICM
This educational channel is meant ONLY for healthcare professionals.
I am Dr. Ankur Gupta, Intensivist & Founder President of Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine (ESBICM).
My passion is to teach the medical students & nurses regarding the practical aspects of working in ICU & ED. Earlier I used to record my lectures in ICU and upload them so that those who have missed, can listen to them or those who have attended can revise in case they didn’t understand some stuff.
Slowly these videos started proving to be of help for doctors & nurses in other hospitals, states, & even other countries. But the trigger for this channel came when due to one such video, an emergency resident was able to save the life of a patient. That day we decided to make it a dedicated educational channel for doctors and nurses working in ICU & ED - “THE ICU CHANNEL” , now the official KZread channel of ESBICM.
This channel is for Medical Education NOT for medical advice, DO READ DISCLAIMER.
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Outstanding,no one describe like this clearly ❤
Sir can you kindly recommend books for CCM any MBBS can start with?
Absolutely loved it... ❤️
What is the maintenance fluid in Hypoglycemia in diabetes after 25%dextrose
Sir ur videos are very informative..but first of all u should tell how to diagnose the perticular desease on which u are talking.. for example first of all how to diagnose hypovolumic hyponatremia....thank u
If the pt is ON NPM, what other fluid can be used with RL
What happened respected doctor Why no videos, doctor iam regularly watching ur videos, ur videos is inspiration for health care profesionals,love u lot from the bottom of my heart
From July , will be back . Was busy in backend activities and updates since last 2 months .
Sir, I have doubt... Noradrenaline ampoule ie. 2ml norad has 1mg equivalent in it, does that mean we need to take 2 ampoules instead of 1 to make single strength infusion ?
1. Airway obstruction 2. Tension pneumothorax 3. open pneumothorax 4. Massive hemothorax 5. Flail chest 6. Cardiac tamponade The lethal six
Sir can you make a video on treatment of hypocalcemia How to give calcium infusion
Sir what how we get to if patient is in type 2 RF to correlate that correctly as abg or vbg in that context
Sir how to know and manage if ET tube gets displaced plz do reply sir or make an video on it
I cannot tell you how much I like your videos and the way you explain..thanks alot for making things so simpler
Unfortunately i recently only found ur videos on KZread. Those videos give immense benefits to many people. Appreciate your efforts. However, i missed the opportunity to get in that live session. I would like to join in upcoming sessions.
From July new content and live sessions coming Deepa . Thanks for your kind words .
Hi doctor I have recently started to follow u in you tube. Its absolutely amazing videos helping many not only in India and also globally. I would like to know more about ICP monitoring, complications. and cautions
I really impressed the way of your teaching. Appreciate you. Keep upload more videos it is really helpful many people around the world.
Very informative video. Thank you for providing such an insight for those who are new to ICU! God bless you both.
Sir tha ballonary part should be inside the vocal cord or mid part of vocal cord
Waaaaaaao
Suoerb video👌
So good sir ....thank you so much ....
Very helpful video, thank you sir. Can you suggest books for further reading
Very explanatory teaching. Thank you
What are the acceptance criteria for small lysis / pink colour observed in some cases in PRP after low spin centrifugation.
Tracheostomy patient gcs calculation? Verbal will be count or not
How can we calculate gcs of patient with tracheostomy.
Thank you sir
Can nurse be enrolled in this course ??
Thanks Sir. Respect from Pak
Thank u sir for providing such a valuable information
We should take into consideration of Time-dependent & Concentration-dependent killing properties of antibiotics to ensure efficacy against bacteria. Like,those antibiotics which are time- dependent killers(cephalosporins & more), should be administered via infusion which should last atleast 40% ,50% ,70% of the dosing interval,depending on the antibiotic chosen e.g. for ceftriaxone the duration of infusion should last for at least 50% of the time interval before the next dose.
This z d gem sir ...i m a senior resident in obgy in BHU ..and an avid watcher of ur videos since pg tym. It has helped me a lot in clearing my concepts and in managing icu pts ... extremely grateful to u fir ur valuable efforts in enlightening us
Great lecture sir, in day to day practice every day your teachings help us
Hi sir, can we compare Change in Blood pressure between furosemide and torsemide ?
Awesome lecture with easy language. Thank u so much sir. More power to u😇
great video. Just a quick question. I understand how the increased intrathoracic pressure will aid the LV contraction allowing better ejection of blood but I dont understand how that would lower afterload. In my thinking it would make it easier for the Left ventricle to reach and overcome the afterload and eject more blood systemically. But Isn't the value of afterload dependent on the systemic vascular resistance and systemic blood pressure. Thats the main thing that has always confused me.
Very good sir ...sir ATT drugs and sputum examinations details bhi explain kijiye plz
Plz discuss on barbiturate coma dose in status epilepticus
Sir plz discuss abt barbiturate coma dose in status epilepticus
Sir we want more medical information in hindi , thanks sir
Yes we need the workshop soon please sir
When set the fio2 on 21% ,does the compressor add addtional O2 ? I mean the total will be 42 % ?
Good book for mechanical ventilation sir
Thank u very much for wonderful class.great teaching for begginers.
Sir, working in wards recently has put a query in my mind recently. How do we differentiate between a patient having seizures from one having a respiratory or cardiac arrest, what are the major clinical signs / clues to look for at such a time when the patient is seemingly convulsing or in arrest and when should a ward doctor accurately call / activate CODE BLUE. any insights into this would be extremely helpful sir.