nice! I'm a CCT EMT and we use the zoll monitors instead of the lifepak but both are great monitors. Love CCT lol. I get to learn a lot of specialized equipment that our patients we transport are on. Glad to say I'm starting nursing school in October and want to be an ICU nurse! First starting out of CCT, I didn't know about vents (LTV 1200) and the iv pumps (medsystem three channel iv pumps) we use but found your videos and they were soooo helpful! Thank you!

First!

Do a video explaining dimensional analysis IV drips please

Great video can you go over the zoll vent please thank you .

Excellent

first of all, thanks for this video. ive found this very helpful. ive got a further question below 4:10 - by "sliding the tube into the v wedge", doesn't the manufacturer basically mean to vertically slide the v wedge down alongside the tube with the bite block towards the mouth, as opposed to laterally moving the tube towards the tube holder? I would have thought that by manually moving the tube left towards the tube holder, this affects the good seal we were originally trying to create and maintain

Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing it. Anymore PALS simulations scenarios would be great to see!

Thank you for explaining practically Helps so much for understanding

Yo man you have some great videos. I messaged you on instagram just a question about your cc work at ambulnz.

Hi Nikolay how are thanks for the video it’s really great learning thanks very much

Thanks for sharing your experience

Do you add your flush testing to the Epcr?

What manual are you using in the Ipad

Are you a Respiratory Therapist?

Thank you, really good! Love the live monitors. Some of what team members said, meds & exact dosing can be a bit clearer, thanks for repeating instructions for the demonstration

Thank you for the clear explanation and demonstration of the fast flush test!😊

Great demonstration

Very good video. Thanks for sharing. The alignment concept it isn’t understood/ applied even by “experienced “ practitioners.

Your voice nit clear remove your mask 😊

I am in my first few months of CRNA school and was having a hard time visualizing the difference in blade placement between MAC and Miller blades. Your video is the only video on youtube I found after, honestly, hours that explained it to where I finally understood it. Thank you so much for posting this!

Do NOT search for hold up it is dangerous and can provoke lesion. SEEING the bougie in the screen between the vocal cords is enough to know the bougie is in the trachea!

I need to give potassium

Your leads are even worse than ours at getting tangled! The time I’ve spent detangling leads is time I can never get back 😂

nice video, great job

Sir, your lecture is very helpful and the way you present this presentation is great. Allow me to add a few notes: the first point is that the voice of the audience is most of the time inaudible, Second point you said that all antiarrhythmic medications should be given very slowly yet adenosine is and should be given very rapidly. Thank you very much.

Does the o2 tank need to be strapped down or having the vent on it is enough?

Is that enough space to hang iv on pole to pump at head

Contact or email pls

hes going too fast

just count the teeth you hit uot ;) very bad technique

Hi, thank you for this video. I have two questions 1. where I can get the cable that clicks to give electric shock from? or what is their brand name? 2. I have the same manikin but I can't hear either breath nor bowel sounds, I opened the skin and I found that the bowel speakers are not connected, so how can I connect them?

Dude, this was perfect... so easy to to set up.

do you normally wrap your fingers around the actual blades?? I have never seen that. I'd stick to keeping my fingers on the handle.

The haunting LTV alarm

Thank you!

My #1 tip for extending the life of the arm is to assign the vein to be accessed.

Can't hear what the hell you're talking about... 🥵

That's very well teaching action,so continue

You are the man! im also CVICU nurse. Ive looked for videos like this and came across none. This is very helpful in finding ports to give medication when there might be 10drips running

Thank you

Excellent and amazing work ❤❤

Great video! Glad to see the channel growing.

Why not advance cath hub closer to skin?

Excellent video 🎉

Can i connect the lts-D supraglottic tube dirrectly to bvm or i need this thing you place btw them?

When are they coming out with a credit card sized CPR card feedback device in the United States?

Thanks for the video, I am a medic who doesn't use vents for the city. I am starting a part time job that use vents, so it is a little confusing to me. Can you explain a standalone machine?

Cool Tats 😎 I’m trying to clean and put back together an IV arm on a mine site in the middle of the desert in Western Australia… half the tubing and bags are missing, 😂 See how I go 🙄

Pre-briefing is SO important! Thanks!

Nice selection