How to run a code blue in cardiac devices patients

There are some special code blue situations that required some experience and extra knowledge like running a code on patients with LVAD, impella, ICD, pacemaker, IABP, or maybe the patient is on dialysis including CRRT, or actively bleeding, or already on an epinephrine drip, or the rhythm wasn't clear. We explain in clear step what to do in these situations, also we discuss the use of bicarb and atropine pushes in cardiac arrest, we end our video discussing code status changes during the code itself and for how long should we run the code for?
1. Link to How to run an efficient code blue and be the best code leader: • How to run a code blue...
2. Link to Introduction to Impella device use in cardiogenic shock (for residents level) video:
• ICU crash course (32):...
3. Link to The basics of intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP): • The basics of intra-ao...
4. Link to Introduction to continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) for IM residents:
• CRRT dialysis for IM r...
5. Link to Arterial line part 1 ( What is it, its indications, and how it works ): • ICU crash course- 20: ...
6. Link to Epinephrine, a powerful vasopressor! video: • ICU crash course (75):...
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[@carmenzarojas-reese7729]

I am an ICU RN and I thank you for this outstanding review.

[@Hospitalista]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@patkap41]

Very helpful, thanks for thinking about making a video on such an obvious Need

[@ventilator98]

You should have discussed Cardiac arrest on ECMO!!!! Now that would have been WONDERFUL!!! On VV ECMO, you start CPR, and you perform ACLS as usual!! ON VA ECMO, Go to full flow, and supporrt the circulation that way!!! This info is lacking on KZbin. They have good stuff on ECMO, but nobody goes into what to do, say your patient is on Half flow VA ECMO, and then all of the sudden, they go into Ventricular Fibrillation, or Asystole! YOU GO TO FULL FLOW!!!

[@conradmust6126]

Very helpful thank you

[@vidad3820]

So helpful, thank-you!

[@Hospitalista]

Glad you found it helpful

[@kishan07891]

excellent video

[@Hospitalista]

Glad you liked it

[@libramagyk]

I'm terrified my brother is having his removed this friday Tomorrow the remove the ecmo