Endotracheal intubation part (1): When to intubate (real clinical scenarios)

Introduction to endotracheal intubation video series, when to intubate using real clinical scenarios, in this video series will discuss everything surrounding this procedure from when to intubate, how to prepare for the procedure, learning different types of laryngoscopies, endotracheal tube and how to pick the right size, how to sedate and paralyze, how to monitor, and how to confirm the correct position, all of this in a way to make as close to reality as possible
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[@hassansaeed8861]

This was amazing! Thank you!

[@yeahnomaybeso]

You’re a great teacher. Case studies are great way to learn vs listed indications. thank you!

[@Hospitalista]

Glad you found it useful! Make sure to check the rest of the videos on our channel. Thanks for your nice comment!

[@ahmedsalama8463]

اناطبيب تخدير زمن طويل واعجبنى الفيديوجدا. لذا تكرم بعمل المزيد عن common cases ثم عن less common واخيرا عنrare casesوبعداذنك كلهم بطريقة case scenario شكرى وتقديرى لجهدك المبذول بالفيديو لكن مش تتاخر علينا

[@Hospitalista]

حياك الله زميلي العزيز، بإذن الله سأحاول قدر المستطاع، وفقكم الله

[@serkiearega4954]

Wow 😮 thank you so much for clear explanation.

[@Hospitalista]

You’re welcome 😊

[@JesusRuiz-id9cc]

Thank you so much for this video!!!this is very-very useful. You have great content. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. I’m soon to be RT. I subscribed-because your channel is very helpful!!

[@Hospitalista]

Glad to have you onboard, make sure to check the mechanical ventilation course in our channel

[@JesusRuiz-id9cc]

@@Hospitalista absolutely! Once I finish the series of videos on endotracheal intubation! I been researching and have watched many channels and you are by far the best person I have come across on giving scenarios and explaining the “how to process” Thanks again!!!

[@ahmedsalama8463]

جميل جميل يادماهر....اكررهذاالفيديودايما.....فضلاوليس أمرا. عمل مثل هذه الفيديوهات فى التخديروالعنايةالمركزةوالER CASE SCENARIO لمختلف حالات التخديرمثلانسا،توليد، ج عامة،عظام الخ،كذلك حالات عناية وحالات ER من فضلك مش تتاخر...عفوا فى ذلك الطلب تحياتى

[@shawnpinn9177]

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[@ahmedsalama8463]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله would you mind to mention drugs that used to intubate every patient &investigations done before intubation eg k level&abg&how to avoid killing during intubation emergency

[@Hospitalista]

Walaikom alsalam, have you watched the whole intubation playlist?

[@amaranathl9864]

Good practical scenario decisions thanks

[@Hospitalista]

Glad you found it useful!

[@LLS1190]

These case scenarios were so helpful -- thank you!!

[@eiryllkathreendejose2553]

Thank you so much for this video! I would like to ask if in the case of a chronic hypertensive developing pulmonary edema, which was previously intubated, would you do repositioning of the endotracheal tube or not? Thanks!

[@Hospitalista]

Thanks for your question, there is no need unless the ETT isn't in a good position, usually we like it to be 2-3 cm above the carina.

[@eiryllkathreendejose2553]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate this.

[@Hospitalista]

Anytime!

[@michaellaviola3125]

Thank you so much for this!

[@Terminator-ck1xf]

Thanks doctor

[@abdullahmalkawi8000]

كل الاحترام ابو العبادي

[@drdr3690]

Do you think that an inconscious patient with a rapid reversible cause (opioid intoxication) has to be anyway intubated?

[@Hospitalista]

Opioid reversal can be really quick with almost immediate signs of improvement, of course if we don’t see any signs of immediate improvement, then proceed with intubation

[@drdr3690]

@@Hospitalista i've seen some videos here about opioid overdose...they were treated with naloxone and then intubted. Has it any rationale?

[@Hospitalista]

I guess it depends on the clinician and his way of doing things, but Isn’t one of the main reasons to reverse opioids is to avoid intubation and mechanical ventilation!

[@drdr3690]

@@Hospitalista sorry i don't understand...you want to reverse it to avoid intubation?

[@Hospitalista]

Yes that’s one of the goals, try to regain patients alertness and respiratory drive quickly so we can avoid intubation

[@zainaalowawi8407]

Thank you so much ! Please make ER course🙏🏻🙏🏻