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Thanks so much
great teacher ❤❤
PICU here. I must confess that sooooometimes (some very specific cases) I use my finger put the tongue aside. 😅
I Used To Intubate Like This
Marry me brother ily
I do the same technique
Good
The side insertion is what we were taught in paramedic school. I'm glad to see doctors do the same thing!
How to intubate patient when is in cardiac arest on street?
This just happened to me Tuesday, I woke up in ICU. Iam home now,but I well weak.
thts a good one ty
Impressive insertion technique
Entering on a 90-degree axis is a valuable technique. Especially when using a hyperangulated VL device or if the patient has severe kyphosis. We love your posts @theprotectedairway. Ignore the critics.
Please make a longer video describing these steps. It seems somethings such as the axis of the tilt was not described sufficiently.
The frst mistake you have done is…. keeping the pillow😒 pillow must be removed to obtain proper air passage 😊
Why are you putting a medical procedure online wh
1.엠브로 산소를 충분히 준다.
2.고개를 젖힌다.
3.입을 벌린다.(턱관절에 손가를 끼고)
4.다시 산소마스크로 충분한 산소를 준다.
5.스콥으로 기도문 눌러 기도 확보를 한다.
6.인투베이션을 스콥옆으로 슬라이딩하며넣는다.
7.안되면 살짝씩 고개를 돌려준다.
8.확보가 되면 .청진기로 잘들어갔는지 확인한다. 에어웨이 끼우고 벌루닝 테이핑하고
티피스끼우고 일자관으로 산소를 준다.
9.티피스끼우고 일자관으로 산소를 풀로준다.
Arm and 🦵 we can’t cut a 6 year old kid 👧 in half without confirming diagnosis
We could’ve at least obsorb for a few hours confirming the rash is spreading. We’re talking about crippling her.
👌👌👌
tilting on this axis after a point can break teeth of maxila??
Tilting is how teeths are broken. Never tilt.
Und ich habe seitdem immer Schwierigkeiten das mein Essen nicht ganz runter geht und hängen bleibt😔
The way you pronounce trachea makes me uncomfortable. Just say it like 99% of other people
Blablabla 😂😂😂 try awake
Head tilt jaw thrust
Cheers don’t chug
Never heard the word vallecula before, and I thought I knew my anatomy!!
a LOUDER sound would be great
Thanks
Thank you
I have done many of these over the years, cpr dummy much harder than flaccid/relaxed patient.
I've always wondered if it's easy to be an asteologist!? When you put people to sleep, do you worry?