PNEUMOTHORAX vs TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX

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studying for my EMT test currently and your vieo has made it way easier to understand the difference between the two. thank you!

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Great info. This is a good, clear and consise explanation that helped me. Thank you.

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currently a medic in the army and this was a good refresher lol. Know treatments but sometimes the background knowledge gets fuzzy

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Love. Taking National Registry written this evening. SO brushing up on little things. Wish me luck!

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Thanks. Paramedic exam tomorrow!

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I was reading about this in an emergency aid chapter and this video totally helped more than reading it ilysfm lol

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Great video! Trachea Push, U in Push so unaffected side! Thanks!

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Can you explain why the air can't get out of the plural space during a tension pneumo? I understand that the opening acts as a one-way valve but I don't understand why it happens during a tension pneumo and not a regular pneumo.

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Great questions, Ahava Bdner! With a tension pneumo, like you said it creates a one way valve where the air can go in, but cannot escape causing the lung to collapse, which is different than a pneumothorax. To remove the air from the pleural space with a needle to decompress the area. I hope that helps, Thank you for being here😊

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Love! I have a question what causes the air to not escape in a tension pneumothorax?

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Cassidy Warner, the differences in pressure create this! I hope that helps to clarify this for you. :)

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Could you please explain why the trachea shifts to the unaffected side?

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Jenaan Mahmoud, great question! When there is a tension pneumothorax the pressure in the chest cavity so the trachea is pulled to the unaffected side. I hope that helps clarify it for you. :)

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@@NursingSOS that was helpful thank you very much💙

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Hello, is tracheal shift also observed in open and closed pneumothorax?

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So a closed pneumothorax is a tension pneumothorax and a open pneumothorax is pretty much a sucking chest wound?

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Jay Allen, great question. So a closed pneumothorax is classified as something where the chest wall still remains intact to the outside environment. An open pneumothorax is where it is open to the outside environment. Yes, a tension pneumo is a closed one, and a sucking chest wound is an open one. Hope this helps. Thanks, friend! Have a fantastic day! :)

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I have a question madam iam suffering from phnemothrox now last 2month tube is insert in my lungs and air is leaked always plz give me best suggestions

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When you inhale, air leaves the plural space (lungs increase volume). When you exhale, air enters plural space (lung volume gets smaller)... Is that right?

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One more question ... can a person who has a pneumothorax hold his breath for 1 minute :30 seconds?

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Huh...I've never thought about that before. I honestly don't know...

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ummm what about hyporesonant or hyperresonant

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Yeah ,but absent lung . Why did you didn't mention it?

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How do doctors know that your lungs can heal? I mean they're inside your chest it is not like they can see them healing

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Thanks for the video! Really helps with my EMS classes. For anyone else studying, tension pneumothorax is one reason we'd see JVD in a trauma case (the other being cardiac tamponade).

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I was stabbed 6 months ago and had one of those cause of a punctured lung and went through surgeries and chest tubes but now i feel pretty good .

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@@NursingSOS well thanks... i feel discomfort from time to time but im doing good now , i do deep breathing exercises tho

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