Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA) Insertion | ABCDE Emergency | OSCE Guide | UKMLA | CPSA

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[@ishpalmcveigh8206]

You have a Beautiful calming voice and the way you explain 👌

[@90Zook]

Clear and concise. Thank you.

[@respectlove9496]

EXCELLENT. THANK YOU.......

[@MsEternalpeace]

Thank you for the beneficial explanation. I have a few questions. 1. Can we insert it the same way into left nostril, given the tip will be over the nasal septum. 2. Can we insert two nasal airways in a patient to increase oxygen flow (in both right and left nostril at the same time) 3. Can we insert OPA & NPA at the same time. Will it benefit? or harm the patient? Thank you

[@rashidashraf9551]

Thank you please keep it up these are helpful Alhamdulillah

[@geekymedics]

Thanks for the kind words 🙂

[@mareegermon4818]

Thank you! Great video. Can you let us know where you sourced the anatomical model you used on this demonstration? I’d like to get one.

[@notfamousprepper7369]

Very informative, thank you!!

[@professional_larper]

Very informative and helpful! Thanks

[@kushnasubba5925]

If a pt with NPA needs o2 support is it possible to put nasal prongs? If yes how do we apply??

[@HabibKhan-kz1tx]

Well explained ❤ sir keep it up

[@jimfrag9519]

Excellent video!

[@mohamedkamal-h7z]

very helpful , thank u

[@loner1512]

Thank you so much!

[@dominicodey]

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[@Pharmaaaaa]

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[@nurazimahothman2003]

Hi can you clarify the unit for the adult size for Naso which mention in the video? The size indicate the outer diameter or the tube length? Is it in mm/Fr/Ch? Thanks

[@MsEternalpeace]

The size mentioned is in mm and it refers to the inner diameter of the tube.

[@nurazimahothman2003]

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[@kalanipitmon7817]

In an emergency, can saliva be used to lube it? Or would that share too many potential germs

[@LIvey-fv8ct]

Yes. The patient’s saliva can be used (or yours if needed) In an emergency save the patient. Antibiotics can be given for infection.

[@dishsoap1]

I don’t think I would ever want one of these. Lol

[@jayonez137]

Definitely not, but they are an important part of an individual trama first aid kit. I have one in my truck kit. My car kit. And my range bag. It could be used to save me. It could be used to save you. We never know.

[@noahdeery]

I’ve had on before when I was having a seizure it isn’t that bad when I woke up it just felt like something was in the back of my throat it’s not painful

[@davidh5899]

They are not too bad. Not comfortable but just an annoyance. We trained on each other in the military so I've had this a dozen or so times.

[@Girthbrooks715]

I have a pretty big nose so I’d always be volunteered to do it in the Army. It’s not terrible but definitely not pleasant

[@davidh5899]

@@Girthbrooks715 got to love being voluntold