5 Common Errors in Shock, Amal Mattu, Essentials of Emergency Medicine 2018

[@hufgu]

Excellent lecture as always! DDX Shock= Septic, spinal,, deHydration/hemorrhage,, Obstructive tamponade, tension Pneumthx, Compartment synd, cardiogenic,, K=endoKrine, anaphylaKtic. Hypotenisve pt--May add pressors (Norepi) if fluids not enough by 30 min. ( mortatlity/infarction increases 5% /hr if hypoTensive). be more liberal with cardioversion/shock. If pressure drops with fluid, think PE. Raising legs is like giving a bolus of 250--to see if fluids need to be given. Calculate shock index,, hr/sbp0.8. DO NOT intubate.

[@drmaninjoseph3554]

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[@thepalettewhispererasmr1227]

Freaking love this guy

[@requiemforjustin]

Right? He’s incredibly easy to listen to. Funny, and so smart. He keeps it simple.

[@Packman33]

As a new paramedic this guy is teaching me so much more than any textbook could

[@GraysonClark-v4s]

Yes because EMS education assumes youre retarted and teaches you EM as if you were a monkey....... - Current paramedic about to start medical school

[@DManC855]

This gentleman/doctor is SPOT ON when he talks about hypotension and tissue infarction. Every minute a patient is hypotensive tissue is dying and much of this organ injury is completely irreversible. Even if a patient is non-toxic appearing do not let them sit with suboptimal perfusion. Great lecture. His K was a bit of a stretch though haha!

[@medicwebber3037]

Sir...... if only I had seen this in the early days of my medic career!! Those HypoK+ strips... I had so many of those in the field. Was taught "prolonged QT with inversion". Even a couple ED docs didn't recognize it. Shaking my head! And fascinating info on the Shock Index!! I love this field! I love how there is always more to learn! 23 years in and STILL learning!! Thank you for doing the vids, sir!

[@ivandr2923]

We live 2 parts of our lives in diastole! Genius! I used to have a problem explaining that to surgeons that I have worked with, during the part of my career working in Cardiac Surgery ICU. They just love SBP below 120 mmHg no matter what the MAP value is.

[@alhasanasaad9850]

Great little lecture. Great delivery. A little comment here tho; please do NOT wait for an X-ray to pick up tension ptx as mentioned here 2:20

[@77hoolie]

This pneumonic - isn’t easier. Learn the categories and understand their sub groups. BUT the talk was great and some great advice.

[@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938]

Amazing medical educator...wish more were like Dr. Mattu...

[@louisvarre2197]

Such a high caliber of useful information! Amazing!

[@moristhetiger]

Brother I want to make a whatsapp group and I want to add doctors in it so that knowledge is shared and all of us learn please be a part of my group - chat.whatsapp.com/Eji8SQbPUEhA3yxzmS10Lh

[@AlexanderRoux]

4:58 I theoretically knew this but now #MINDBLOWN

[@johndunn9885]

He’s absolutely brilliant he is! Highly highly intelligent and marvellous to watch

[@akhilraghavan1843]

Great sir. Thank you. Lots of new learning. Shock index, DBP importance, Pressors right away in PE- all life altering . Both for physicians and PATIENTS

[@hanyelbanna3673]

Wonderful explanation 👏 I appreciate your effort May Allah bless you Thanks

[@evaeva1932]

Awesome lecture. Will be using your information in my TNCC shock lecture. love it!

[@saadyousfani5036]

Wonderful job Dr Mattu, Thanks ER Physician From Pakistan

[@johnmarcmichaelfedele646]

This stuff is gold!

[@XX-ru5wu]

You are great & my god of cardiology!!! It's a pleasure to hear & see you & your presantations!! *Please weekly* :)) !!! Greetings from Gemany

[@د.يوسفالأسعد]

Very nice

[@touseefbeig915]

Nice

[@Tennissoccergolfski]

I just love this guy and his ecg weekly.

[@nourhanbelal3111]

Greetings from Egypt

[@GraysonClark-v4s]

Is this conference still going on?

[@drgadham]

GREAT TEACHER

[@章先生-i2j]

Amal is a great EM physician

[@drgadham]

Very good teaching 👏

[@borafrusciante3328]

I adore Amal

[@amateeo]

Excellent lecture Sir! Greetings from Poland!

[@DrSudipBose]

Succinct and packed with great info! Great job!

[@amardeepbishnoi226]

Thanks. Very helpful and practical

[@tttt-pb5eb]

Wao what a teaching.v impressive

[@srinivasaraosirasapalli5104]

excellent

[@ahmedouennahoui7369]

Excellent!

[@jessicaponce402]

Gracias !

[@leminh9897]

Great! I come from Vietnam.

[@jolantameizikiene6252]

Simple and clear

[@drgadham]

Very very relavent and high quality education

[@Angelusloco15]

Amazing presentation Sir! Thank you so much for this valuable information!

[@davantlag2000]

Genious!

[@anishatolat9094]

amazing presentation! such useful info for practice. thank you:)

[@EstarMM]

Amazing

[@sesevesp831]

Thank you from Italia

[@Hamzakhan-jv2st]

Hail You Professor ! 😎

[@phuongpupa4734]

thank you very much! thanhhoa 22/9/2019

[@waqarkhan1367]

legend

[@khanhgiangtruong1442]

Thankyou from Viet nam

[@indefat]

What happens when you give 1L of fluids in patients with low hb (5g/dl) and low bp 90/35mmHg? Are we treating the shock or worsening with hemodilution?

[@sumitrajput9993]

Triangle of death - hemodilution ,acidosis and hypothetmia is killer so if u have low hb in go warm blood and blood products ,giving fluids is a bad idea

[@baha2ali65]

Awsem and great Thanks a lot ^^

[@abdullahk3300]

Xcellency of xcelleny

[@joestevenson5568]

What classes is he talking about with antiarrhythmics? If it's the Vaughan Williams classification he's got it totally wrong...

[@eugenioferretti2203]

Cavallo vero

[@Realitycheck-mqt]

Acute adrenal insufficiency!!!

[@azaraliyev2064]

Hat off my hat before dear colleague!

[@BlueSky-lb8fw]

Dr amal makes me look like an idiot.

[@drgadham]

[@srinivasaraosirasapalli5104]

excellent