Hi, thank you for your educating all. I was wondering if you’ve ever come across someone in a mva, blew 0.0 and was taken to the hospital for shuttered mental status. Bc I’m on a med that I took two days prior, it will show up as a metabolite. I was so alarmed I took myself to the hospital next day; worried I had a tia but came to find I had a uti and was admitted for iv abx. How can I bring attention to government that automatically work m give a dui regardless of the small amt of metabolite present. Thank you

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I am here inconveniencing every video on this subject , because you won’t let a newcomer science channel post with out removing content shown in all the others

Your math calc’s don’t add up I’m 6’ no way my idm is 215 pounds

How are you in the 300’? That means you would weigh 50lbs

What does a right sided 12 lead printout look like in comparison to a standard 12 lead printout? What am I looking for on my right sided printout?

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well well at last, spilt some on my feet, burning all the time, cant get rid off it and pain, pain, pain

This deserves way more likes!

Thank you so much you made so easy to learn. God bless you.

Can these come and go in a type of episode like manor? And how long does something like this tend to last?

I have jugular vein enlargement. What should I do?

Im a student paramedic here in Canada. Brilliant video. Very informative. Keep up the good work :)

Roughly 30% of your calculated blood volume

Thank you!

Every medical director that I have worked with is perfectly OK with limb leads on the torso. The discrepancy between limb leads on the limbs vs. the torso are inconsequential. If you are responding to a suspected MI, or any cardiac, you're going to do a 12 lead anyway, where you ARE going to place limb leads on the limbs. 3 leads are only meant for routine cardiac monitoring, not for definitive diagnosis of STEMI or ischemia. I have never seen patients in the ED with limb leads on the limbs for 3 leads, It just doesn't happen, at least where I am.

Thank you! It’s very helpful

I’d posed so much blood due to a miscarriage I blacked out twice and they had to put me on a drip cos my blood pressure was low

sir its the best video so far on hypoxic drive....but it would be nice if u could represent hypoxic drive in animated form please🥰🤗

Dude this was awesome! In medic school right now. Will be watching more videos!

so the water tend to go deeper increasing the pressure on the alveolar wall causing it to collapse?

Thanks for the video, this is the most informative video on this subject i have seen on youtube. You really go into the nuances of this. The reason i found it was because it the video of high school girls fighting and getting her head bashed against the asphalt out of hazelwood east highschool. I believe she was showing signs of this phenomon on the video. Very useful knowledge to know when someone is in big trouble and it is a fascinating phenomenon, subbed

Thanks for the tutorial!

You may have explained it in the video but just for clarification what would be administration for nitro

Can confirm you nailed this. Had sepsis a few years back from a kidney infection rapid onset took a nap feeling crappy woke up dying. Having a fever of 104-106 does some weird shit to your mental faculties I kept swinging between “I’m fine stop poking at me” and some variation of thrashing around once my Brain started processing how NOT fine everything was😅

Good explanation

Really good summary! 👍

how do you feel about the acronym XABC? if there is an arterial bleed, wouldn't you address that immediately? making it X? its hard to imagine someone is spurting blood from their femur and you are assessing the airway, listening for lung sounds, etc. really well put together video! thanks

Really great videos man, keep up the good work and thanks for brushing me up on things.

Could stroke fit under S

Had a 3 year old today, recent pyrexia and vomiting. Now non verbal today, not responding normally. Low blood sugar, responded poorly to Hypostop gel and Glucagon.Looking up to the corner. Grunting type breathing. Then began to posture decerebate then decorticate. Was intubated at hospital with suspected meningitis. Not good.

Thank you for these podcasts. Current medic student and they keep me engaged. Thank you

Is it normal to have noticeable veins in the neck when laying down?

I had 3 TIAS in a matter of 4 weeks before having life saving Carotib surgery

THANK YOU SO much for all the lessons. Really helped out a ton honestly!

I feel kinda squimish after binging your vids. You're a great presenter 👍🏻

God, I hope I never witness someone in one of these postures. Thanks for the info.

Those are very interesting to get put in and lay with fully awake. They don't hurt, fit perfectly on top of the tounge. They slide around pretty easily but it feels impossible to get it further down. They doesn't put uncomfortable pressure anywhere. Swallowing will make spit enter the OPA tube instead of going down the stomach. Also swallowing won't force the OPA out, but keep it placed correctly. (NPA's will get pushed out by swallowing) If we ignore the gag reflex they are amazing. And just a tip from a figurent: if a figurent is between 2 sizes, choose the smaller one. Those sre more comfortable. And for the figurent, lay with the opening pointing down. Thst way spit will come out of the tube. The hole is large enough for you not to inhale too much spit but just let it flow out