Medical emergencies in dental clinic Part I

[@msdentallectures7408]

in heimlich maneuver, fist is placed below the xephoid process i.e., in upper abdomen..

[@AshAsh-vb2er]

Hi

[@badgujaranu11]

Best teacher ever!You included every imp point and taught thoroughly!

[@msdentallectures7408]

tq

[@Chian6808]

Straight to the point! Love your videos sir .

[@user-sp4bh5dm1v]

I've learned from this video that: -In adrenal insufficiency cases if patient is on corticosteroid therapy, there will be more adrenal insufficiency then we should give him hydrocortisone to manage it. -The list for prevention of medical emergencies are: 1.Case history 2.Stress reduction protocol 3.Painless treatment 4.Short appointment 5.Proper instructions 6.Be prepared for emergency

[@prashanthsharma4489]

Came as one of the main questions for final BDS exam 2020 rguhs.

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Thank yoy .. كتب الله اجرك في فيديوهاتك التعليميه القيّمة جدا ...وهذه الفيديوهات التعليمية من الآثار الجيده التي يتركها الانسان ويفيد بها غيره.. again •Thank you for your videos , • Thank you very much .

[@petevizo02]

All thanks to you sir, today I listened before giving my oral surgery paper and it went really good... You're a good teacher with good teaching skills 😄😄 Subscribed your channel

[@dr.vishalsarkar346]

Thanks to your teaching I was able to be the topper of Oral Surgery in the professional exam. Keep up the great work sir !!!

[@msdentallectures7408]

Congrats

[@ImtiyazKhan-cz6ng]

Respected sir U r really a masterpiece......

[@hemalathaaravind7073]

I am a dentist myself, well explained ,quite interesting!

[@Avinashak007]

Thankyou smchsir 🙏🎉👏 your the besttt❤️

[@dharanichandrasekar6488]

Neat and clear explanation sir. Thank you sir. Great

[@SuperPriyanka85]

Very well explained 👍🏻

[@alirezamotazarre5512]

Awsome, Tnx a lot sir🖤

[@zarammd5803]

Hi, Thank you for great videos please make sure to take care of background noise. It make hard to understand you. Thank you for great work .

[@avyapandey8839]

Sir can you please make a video on basic landmarks in oral surgery

[@ranmitaghosh1273]

Sir please make videos on Management of Medically compromised patients. Please Sir 🥺🙏

[@SD-ft1pe]

Well explained Thankyou 🙏

[@Achievers246]

Sir, we give plain LA in asthmatic pt ie without adrenaline LA... Then how we should give epinephrine in management

[@sudhashreepanda9569]

Lovely 😍

[@DurgaDevi-be1pt]

Sir can you teach about medical emergencies in gastrointestinal disorder?

[@dr.himani5841]

Sir Very nice video. As a Dr just a suggestion. New protocol is CAB not ABC.

[@drtaniyakhanam2023]

Very helpful sir💙💙💙💙😃😃😃

[@khalidkhan-eo9ee]

This video is helpful for us

[@dileepgoli3742]

Thanku sir waiting for this topic.

[@msdentallectures7408]

welcome

[@harmianaaa]

Thanks 🥰

[@sukumardentalcare]

Till date the best

[@harpreetrandhawa8958]

Thank you doctor !!! NOW if a patient comes to us in clinic how can we come to know whether he is suffering from angina or MI ??? is it from pt history ,medications or symptoms if anybody could please help me with this !!

[@msdentallectures7408]

if chest pain persists even after administration of sublingual nitroglycerin, then you should consider myocardial infarction

[@harpreetrandhawa8958]

Thank you doctor !! Your videos keep on motivating me !!

[@tavishg]

Hi Doc, guess you must change abc, to c a b based on new resuscitation guidelines

[@msdentallectures7408]

yes ....

[@Momin2121]

Can we get this lecture table in a soft copy word or pdf format ?

[@msdentallectures7408]

no

[@souvikkar4175]

Sir tachycardia?

[@sancharichakraborty1873]

sir plz prepare a separate video on endotracheal intubation .thank you

[@msdentallectures7408]

sure

[@sancharichakraborty1873]

@@msdentallectures7408 also make a some video on implantology

[@verma2bl1]

may i ask the book you referred?

[@msdentallectures7408]

laskin's oral surgery, neelima anil malik and some clinics of north america articles

[@bloomingheart6769]

Thank u sir for the video..but too much content difficult to remember bcz we have alot to rememebr..

[@msdentallectures7408]

medical emergencies is an essay question...what i have presented is very precise and most important points.

[@bloomingheart6769]

Thank u.👍

[@muskaanefatima4786]

Which book have u used for reference ?

[@msdentallectures7408]

Clinics of North America articles

[@manish8861]

Why have u not included the dosage of all the medicine?Providing incomplete and partial knowledge...For students going for exam this can fetch marks..but not much useful for practioners...

[@msdentallectures7408]

i have mentioned dosages in a separate video by name emergency drugs

[@vidhyasagarashok6704]

Vvaazhga

[@Dr.srivalli]

Sir, in adrenal insufficiency cases if patient is on corticosteroid therapy there will be more adrenal insufficiency then y should we again give hydrocortisone in the management ? I didn't get that point Hydrocortisone is corticosteroid na?

[@msdentallectures7408]

because there is suppressed internal steroid production, we have to supply exogenous steroid to cope up with stress. postoperatively we can discontinue steroids

[@jasnoorsinghsidhu1750]

Sir did you study from Dr. Najeeb Lectures?

[@msdentallectures7408]

no....

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[@LalitKumar-ic5wi]

Today 47, while extracting the teeth, as I gave the patient local anesthesia(lignocaine with adrenaline) after injecting, the petient started to tremble, his body started twitching, the fists of both hands closed and the patient fainted. It started happening, and even a little froth started coming out of the mouth, at that time I was very nervous and what to do now, I was not able to understand which emergency is there, as soon as I took him to the Medical Emergency Service quickly, then went to the patient. Healed, you tell me which medical emergency was sir ?

[@msdentallectures7408]

may be the case of epileptic attack...

[@LalitKumar-ic5wi]

Sir What was the reason of epileptic shock, and what mistake did I do, please tell the all things ?

[@msdentallectures7408]

@@LalitKumar-ic5wi reasons could be any thing ...anxiety about dental treatment, stress, dental light or patient may be not taking anticonvulsants regularly ...taking detailed case history before treatment is important ..if it happens, we must be prepared to manage

[@LalitKumar-ic5wi]

@@msdentallectures7408 Sir, I had asked the medical history of the patient, the patient said that there is no disease, I am healthy, Sir due to anesthesia being injected into the nerve, epileptic shock can occur?

[@msdentallectures7408]

no