ACLS scenario for undergraduates

[@kpf8186]

Very important point at 5:30. Don't rush to intubate, maintain that HQ CPR. The resident seems very smart and has memorized the ACLS algorithm. I would have thrown curveballs at her to make sure she understood the information. It is one thing to memorize but another to understand.

[@rachelthomas6576]

Really helpful 👍. Thank you sir and the entire team

[@nr8264]

It is very useful to learn,explanation also is good

[@rafipathan7653]

Absolutely great info Dr.Manna

[@SD-de7nm]

Helpful. Keep continuing the good work

[@krishnavamsi3644]

Identifying the rhythm , assigning roles(cpr , ambuing,cardiac monitor ,abg iv ) , remembering the causes of cardiac arrest, giving high quality uninterrupted resuscitation

[@arunpragadesh2607]

Awesome work dr…keep up the good wrk…and thank you so much

[@jomonp.c966]

Really it's a very helpful...for the students who studying acls and as well as your team...Best of luck

[@mohammadfomar825]

Thank you so much ! May god bless you ! keep on uploading such videos ! Very very helpful

[@doctorsoncars1393]

IV Adr 1:10000 in arrest. IM 1:1000 is used in anaphylaxis.

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Iv adrenaline 1mg in cardiac arrest every 3-5 mts as per ACLS guidelines, 1:1000 followed by 10-20 ml saline flush

[@vikram6577]

For cardiac arrest 1mg of Adr is given IV. You can give as 1ml of 1:1000 with 10ml flush or just 10ml of 1:10000. For Anaphylaxis, 0.3-0.5 ml of 1:1000 Adr IM or SC.

[@MuhammadAhsan-mp8hq]

​@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine any one kindly explain how to dilute adrenaline

[@azarudeenabdulkhader7935]

​@@MuhammadAhsan-mp8hqAdrenaline comes in vial 1mg/mL equivalent to 1:1000

[@ShivAhlawat-p3b]

Good my doctor

[@swanandgavali4576]

Very nice. Use Full thank you 😊☺️

[@jyothisvarghese1507]

Good and simple explanation

[@dr.maryamhashmi9285]

Very informative

[@nityananddongre6390]

Really it's very much help full👍.

[@cyrusprabhu293]

Nice explanation , thank you for all teams

[@msvee1320]

Thank you for this ❤️❤️❤️I feel less anxious

[@sreejithmp7533]

BagMask Device is the exact term for AMBU bag

[@krishnakanthpatel8507]

Nice explanation sir

[@Ajit1308]

Correct class helpfull ❤

[@amitsavran]

Very well explained......keep uploading more such clinical scenario videos. God bless

[@rajnishkumarsahu4455]

Please make another video....in more elaborated way....

[@criticalcarenursing..8886]

Great job all

[@ks8542]

While watching this video iam remembering our code team including cardiac Specialist, cardiac resident, medical specialist, icu consultant and ccu or icu nurse, from ksa

[@thadulaamarasekara9466]

Very good session sir!!!! But I have one question. As I heard the doctor says to take an ABG. Can't we satisfy by a venous blood gas taken through inserted IV access rather than doing arterial blood gas which is a much more difficult procedureto do in a practical CPR session? Thank you!!! Keep doing practical sessions like this. Those are very helpful to students like us.

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Vbg is ok

[@Anupriya-gv2dz]

Very informative.. Thnkuu🙏

[@drdivyaclinic7165]

Very helpful ❤

[@ptichina1530]

Very very helpful ❤❤

[@arunmehta8234]

Hats off.! In Previous video of BLS, patient is supposed to lie down on Hard surface? This patient is on bed. More ever the forces is not coming from hip joint. Isn't it? My apology if asked something bad.

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Yes.. Patient to be on hard surface and movement should be from hip joint... No issues we are happy to teach.. If on bed add a cpr board

[@Punny95]

Arun Mehta, I believe, commenting respectfully will help to improve the quality of videos which will help all the learners. Thanks for commenting respectfully🙏

[@akshayapmohan7153]

Very nicely explained

[@Str-lk2bs]

Could have told closed loop communication also . This is an excellent opportunity for medical students . Tq

[@BasitKhan-jr5rx]

3:06 important point

[@shreedharangadi5399]

Very informative..

[@gooddoctor6420]

It's 1:10000 dilution not 1:1000 .....you can't give 1:1000 through IV...sorry if iam wrong...

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Recommendation us 1mg of adrenaline 1:1000 dilution iv push followed by 20 ml saline push

[@videosfire9701]

@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine For Cardiac arrest epinephrine is 1:10,000 dilution I/v which contains 0.1mg/ml epinephrine,,, 1 mg is given for cardiac arrest that is 10 ml..... 1:1000 dilution contains 1mg/ml of epinephrine which is given I/m or s/c for anaphylaxis...

[@hopeful9074]

@@videosfire9701 reference plz sir

[@videosfire9701]

@@hopeful9074 medscape, Harrison and any text ever written or any book ever written on the drug I guess

[@hopeful9074]

@@videosfire9701 ty sir,,actually the acls guidelines don't mention the dilutions, it simply mentions 1mg every 3 minutes

[@HaiderAli-yk9ve]

So amazing 👏

[@mrsanaullahlectures9855]

Very very much good 😊

[@giftymariam3890]

Very helpful video ....Thank you Doctors

[@varunmangalam2022]

Thankyou all.

[@MDAKBAR-el4tq]

Nice

[@rohanlobo4653]

Well explained

[@mohamedmusthafa8490]

cardiac arrest cause :hypoxia hypovolemia hypokalemia acidosis hypothermia tension pneumothorax cardiac thrombosis pulmonary thrombosis toxins

[@sumitaghosh3233]

Please show the ecg and discus also

[@trevorkatsirabo6158]

Amazing 😍

[@Medico175]

All of you doing great work,thank you👍👍

[@faizankhan-jp2my]

Ventricular fibrillation is not the cause of cardiac arrest??? Please ans

[@robinmathewj]

Ventricular fibrillation is an emergency that requires immediate medical attention. It's the most frequent cause of sudden cardiac death.

[@Impradhumanchaudhary]

Thank you.

[@lokesh7799]

Good information 👍🏻

[@doremifasolatido-ro7zs]

Accdg to updated acls for asystole/pea epi 1mg iv should be administered asap

[@Yingyanee]

I needed this thank you

[@Medicine108]

Shouldn’t that platform be rigid?….and what about chin lift maneuver maneuvre

[@avijitbag5576]

What what drug should reday for during cpr/acls ? Plz answer this question .

[@kajalrajput8402]

Adrenaline,adenosine , nor epi

[@vamsisrikanthrallabandi7015]

I got infection just after 2 months post acl reconstruction surgery my doctor removed screws but graft retained in acl debridement / cleaning Surgery is thier any chance to return to sport without further surgery

[@harsh7325]

Sir plz tell the difference bt bls and acls

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Basic and advanced life support

[@arunmehta8234]

I didnt get the point 1:1000 dilution?

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Adrenaline 1 mg 1:1000 dilution is what available, need to give same every 3-5 mts in cardiac arrest

[@LokeshLalan]

Adrenaline ampoule contains 1mg/ml of Adrenaline at 1:1000 concentration. 1ml of this ampoule is taken in a 10ml syringe. 9ml NS is taken in this same syringe. This makes the required concentration 1:10000 for IV administration in a cardiac arrest patient.

[@AbhaySingh-vw8qf]

❤️❤️

[@monikarai4427]

Which hospital?thank you ❤

[@karthikreddy8567]

1:10,000.?

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

1:1000

[@karthikarthika628]

🎉

[@yasameensingh7735]

Why 10 MLS flush. Will 10ml enough for adrenaline to reach heart

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

10-20ml

[@shashvatpriyadarshi9766]

BDS કે બાદ AcIS કર સકતે હૈ.MBDCH ક્યા હૈ કોન કર સકતા હૈ BDS વાલે કર સકતો હૈ

[@muhammadcutooo2777]

Not clear

[@AETCMEmergencyMedicine]

Pls watch the acls videos from our playlist

[@WilliamBipheanNhialGiel]

Connect oxygen together with face mask

[@Chitrasinghofficial2315]

Compration very fast 🫣🫣🫣🫣😒😒😒😒