MBBS Case Scenario || Seizure management

[@BajajJwjaja]

Please give that patient an oscar😂

[@ChandrakalaAdduru-u1o]

Is it..

[@prasadnaidujm941]

Excellent way of teaching. Very crystal clear voice. I am 62 years old. I am unable to become a doctor. But due to interest on medicine, I used to hear your classes as a student. With warm regards Doctor garu.

[@hendrickschisenga9940]

Your videos are my world. My bread and butter. Thank you so much.🙏🏽

[@saradamyala7493]

Highly informative ,one can gain lot of medical knowledge through the video,surely help the medical students

[@leenalund9741]

Sir Please make a lecture video on what sequence we follow once patient arrives in an emergency room. Like most videos involve sequence like airway, breathing, circulation, disability and points to be checked under each heading. We don't follow any such format here, a video would be very helpful. All your video lectures are helping us to improve our medical knowledge. Grateful to have found this channel! Thankyou:)

[@rushikeshwazurkar3639]

Yes Sir👍

[@tindrums]

Dont you have protocols

[@leenalund9741]

@@tindrums There is no such protocols followed here, neither they emphasize the doctors to do so 🙂 I know a little format from textbooks but the videos here discuss them very systematically and detailed hence asked.

[@pika.p]

I wonder too.Aren't we supposed to check ABC before giving bensodiasepins?

[@VasanthaKrishnan-cs7fl]

​@@rushikeshwazurkar3639❤

[@ashavasuki2132]

I always wanted to become a doctor. I come from family of Doctors. I listen to these classes. Excellent teaching.

[@tseringchodon3141]

Very informative with excellent presentation (couldn't even ear off ) .got inspired to do nurse practitioners now.Thank you doctor!

[@moinuddinkhaj]

It's always pleasure listening to you sir ... Thank you for excellent presentation.

[@dranjanaj7696]

Very useful & excellent presentation. Pls make many more such videos.

[@msridevi7911]

Very useful video. Sir please keep doing on different case scenarios. Thank you sir 🙏. Your teaching is amazing. Students r really lucky to have u.

[@BFRC.Prof.SanjayYadav]

Only when the teaching professor is competent and put in year's of experience,.. he/she can dissect processing protocols to severely affected UTI Plus hypokalemia patient. Amoxicillin, Cephalosporin or gram Augmentin,.. after culture report has been received... then BEFORE you discharge the patient, 75 units of Insulin, long acting from night 2/3rd is enough,... Wow... very nicely progressive Live cases. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@eaglebabu3188]

M Not a doctor in profession but still....i watch this vedio eagerly 😊

[@sumitchoudhary2511]

Sir very use full video for me I have completed my bams but MD in general medicine persuing so very helpfull video sir thanks 🙏🙏

[@shanpasha8338]

Bhai tare lye nai hh tujha kabsa permission mil gai emergency management ki?

[@EdithaBura]

It absolutely help us as medical students to gain more knowledge from there lecture...thank u very much

[@siddalingaubsiddu2728]

Really appreciable 🎉 ur videos really help to all medical students

[@Practiceplus124]

Thank you sir for case discussion on KZbin

[@ARONOKWIR-s1t]

Really great presentation. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!

[@josephsamuel2661]

Great presentation 👍Helpful to refresh the knowledge

[@EdithaBura]

Am a medical student...I really appreciate it and I wish to look to u'r videos always coz I gain much knowledge from it

[@dr.aaditya]

highly informative video.... we love you sir

[@EdithaBura]

A knowledgeable scenario for real..thank you much sir...I really appreciate it 🤝🤝

[@fredlusweti5785]

Since I started following your video I have real improved

[@pratheeshps8464]

Great video very helpful to Medical students

[@sumithamk6037]

Nice presentation 👍👍Thank you Sir

[@drbratinshankar5141]

Sir It's a delight to watch and learn from ur videos.

[@Med-lv9fq]

Wow, great teaching and such able medical students

[@JokuduDorcas-rt6fb]

Lovely tutorials here, I love it

[@amalujoseph5507]

Great explanation Dr. Girish .

[@dr-sen2000]

very informative sir. videos like these r reaaly helpful. plss keep making more such videos on different clinical scenarios

[@sreejithsnair3388]

Good class and all kinds of medical staff are getting good knowledge

[@ghosepooja7889]

Thank a lot for such informative and knowledgeable scenario

[@keshaphadke6581]

Good information n nice presentation

[@anupabasnet3363]

Thankyou Sir 🙏👍😊🥰 and the entire ER team 👍😊

[@Prophetic531]

Excellent presentation… correct me if I’m wrong, I think the patient should be positioned in a lateral position first to prevent aspiration from the seizure activity prior to administer the seizure medications

[@SatyamKumar-hx5zo]

Good morning sir, it's amazing work done by you...

[@anilmore8514]

Excellent work doing for learner sir tq so much

[@Dr.Ajmalaziz]

I feel that iam on casuality and iam facing the same patient thank you very much. Next time onwards i want call my physician from op i will manage this case alone as a cmo

[@ramakrishnan6771]

I am not a medical student or doctor..even then I could understand to some extent and know the case study purely on the basis of own interest....thanks

[@MrAhmed091]

Amazing♥️thank you sir🙏🏻

[@ajithkumarselvan6258]

Great way of explanation ❤ thank you

[@umahsuthans]

Excellent art of teaching!!

[@Zolwena]

First things first, please talk to the patient and tell them everything you are doing before you do it or as you do it, they may not look like they can understand you, but there is a good chance they do.

[@SAZIZMUSIC]

Excellent presentation. ❤

[@abdulgaffarmondal7002]

Helpful for medical student ❤️ thanks a lot

[@julaysundi]

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[@mallikarjunabiradar8684]

Very informative video

[@Minancy_1]

This so superb... Thank you sir

[@mughalzu]

What a gem of a video, simple and clear management of 3 conditions in 1 : Seizures, DKA, and UTIs.

[@madhuryam6554]

Awesome class

[@leonvinothkumar8634]

Excellent teaching

[@sumathyraja3192]

Excellent presentation

[@whoknows9941]

When I was a house staff , the consultant physician was about to break my every bones for advicing amoxyclav for uti 😂😂😂😂 I don't know about you ,obviously you are sending for culture ,,but the video is very informative 😊it reminds me of long cases and final year .... I request you to make a video for systemic examination on cns and others also ,,final year students always search for it and also would be a good revision for me

[@SAZIZMUSIC]

I was watching at 2x and the seizure felt like fibrillation 😂

[@godsees1876]

Very vey nuce channel ❤

[@prudhvirajdr6468]

Wow I'm neet aspirant it's like inspiration!

[@RitikaRathod2816]

Same

[@vinayagrawal8084]

Good morning sir nd lots of thanks ❤

[@amenrian7400]

Very excellent class

[@williamsanthoni4729]

Very informative sir.

[@parth_saini009]

Thanks sir for this amz experience before we do ....neet Ye mbbs k konse year me start hot hai...❤

[@AnuraagGattu]

Arathi 🥳🥳🙌🙌❤️❤️

[@mdahshanraza5843]

I'm impressed 💯

[@talibhussainsaifee3773]

Sir how we correct the magnesium deficiency? Thank you

[@mankalanaresh5102]

Please do this type of videos. It is very effective

[@bendone3460]

wonderful

[@azeeaariz3712]

This has been super helpful

[@shubhamtiwari1206]

Sir i have a request pllz subtitle also give and a quick notes also give with this🙂 btw very very nice videos hatess off

[@distinguished7680]

Sir, the urine sample should be taken before giving any antibiotics, right?

[@dharmindernarolia8984]

Good video but less information on seizure. It was more about DKA.

[@ZahidHussain-ht4tw]

Nice demonstration... Thanks a lot👍👍

[@avinashsuresh8471]

Can u kindly suggest the books to study from for emergency medicine? It would be really helpful Thank you

[@whoknows9941]

Washington

[@Dr.Ajmalaziz]

Thank you very much

[@TheTamsil]

Cefuroxime is also safe in pregnancy and good coverage of gram +tv and gram -tv bacteria

[@nitingautam9084]

Excellent ❤

[@smithabinu3429]

starting time sugar 600 but using hypoglycemia term

[@preitymishra9683]

Sugar 250 is high.....why she said it shouldn't fall below 250 nd 400 is normal?

[@mrnanji1]

patients report having an allergic reaction to a penicillin class antibiotic in their past. 10% of the population reports a penicillin allergy but

[@shanukadilshan190]

Very useful video❤

[@cumarcalicumar8299]

Thanks sir❤❤

[@samarthbagwe1736]

I will not Not stop seizuring 😂😂😂😂 I will show extreme case of Seizures

[@GaleusLeonidus]

Very nice sir

[@mouriyarajjayaraman3851]

Ennnaaa Manusannn❤❤❤

[@shivanshusir]

Agar patient ke haath aur pair na hon, toh BP measurement kaise kare ....?

[@BBGnet1987]

GRBS 600 means hyperglycaemia 2:12

[@princehashmi5597]

So supap sir ❤❤

[@naveennambissan]

Awesome❤

[@saurabhsinha4329]

Sir u point out that seizure activities in CLD patient...sir plz can u elaborate the reason behind....are u pointing towards flapping tremor

[@deepring]

Make more videos like this also on non emergency conditions also sir. 5:06

[@moral2339]

Best

[@KeshabaBehera-i7s]

Nice video sir

[@belmanorachallamsuchiang2341]

Its a great presentation ❤

[@prateekwins]

Great

[@alhayatedu]

Best Ever ❤

[@vashugarg1091]

Very beautifully explained

[@ibrahimshaik8679]

Waiting for video 📹

[@yoganandamno8626]

Super sir

[@mohamedmusthafa8490]

🎉🎉🎉

[@Sri_ram17]

Don’t start insulin before correcting potassium

[@dimplequeen2654]

Nice

[@DJ-uf5tx]

Sir why do we need to check urine for ketones, suppose we have hyperglycemia and acidosis in abg then whether it is diabetic non ketotic acidosis or diabetic ketoacidosis, in both isn't the treatment same?

[@thulasideva9410]

I have question ,you added 40 mmol of KCl and what is the iv Flow rate now ? Initially we were planning to infuse it an hour?

[@Ride2Hell1]

Maximum through peripheral line kcal can given is 40 men per hour so it’s same 60 mins in 1 l NS

[@the_lynx.]

Is this an actor or real patient 🤔

[@rantingphilosophy552]

I thought normal range for magnesium was 1.3 to 2.1 why is 1.6 a problem he stated

[@AnandKumar-qo1vu]

Good debate 😊