Paediatric Anaesthetics: Chapter 2 - IV induction igel

[@KM-ly2je]

I had the same thing done to me because I broken two of my bones in my right hand. It was a great experience.

[@lenoratrampel6656]

K M lol I love how you say “it was a great experience”

[@ajwiisonwiison1591]

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[@ruishen6090]

Lenora Trampel ppppppppppp

[@maceystewart5975]

how lol

[@MrCrowebobby]

@@lenoratrampel6656 The fact you don't feel yourself go under or come back is wonderful.

[@aureliuzS.F.002]

The best way to cure insomnia

[@KempSimon]

As the late Michael Jackson discovered .....

[@DrinkableShoe48]

It wouldn't do anything for Insomnia, as general anaesthesia isn't the same thing as sleep. It is closer to coma.

[@TheDramatican]

I remember having this done to me I had great people look after me during that time.

[@corrieleijdekkerszfxfxgvvh8582]

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[@corrieleijdekkerszfxfxgvvh8582]

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[@HUNTER-ut6sr]

I had this done to me. I had a great time because I had great people looking after me.

[@ajwiisonwiison1591]

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[@codysurgeryboy8631]

What type of surgery did you have

[@HUNTER-ut6sr]

@@codysurgeryboy8631 I had a really bad broken right arm so I needed metal plates for a year.

[@ferdinandmoschen4433]

It even seems like the kids will be calm enough to have surgery!

[@justanotherbohemian3827]

Well when they're old...they are...

[@HUNTER-ut6sr]

I was Calm when I needed an operation.

[@UltimateFarter--007]

I was too

[@lyssarie]

When I was around 11-12 years old and was going to have surgery (I had to take my appendix out), I was actually happy to finally get surgery because of the pain that appendix thing was causing me. When I was in the surgery room I was actually having fun talking to the doctors and nurses lol 😂 And guess what. I lost weight!👌

[@justanotherbohemian3827]

@@jims1046 Yes you do have a point here

[@新手機-n8w]

祝福你早日康復

[@_emmaxx9]

I’ve had two operations and I found them really exciting and interesting but it’s still weird to believe that I had a tube down my throat 😟

[@HUNTER-ut6sr]

We don’t know if we had a tube down are throat. It’s a high chance of it though because one of the other video with the girl done the same thing that happen to me when I had my operation.

[@_emmaxx9]

@@HUNTER-ut6sr I did cause I saw the tube on the side before they put it down my throat

[@jenparrotti903]

Did u have a urine cath

[@_emmaxx9]

@@jenparrotti903 no I don’t think so my operation was 3 hours long so I don’t think I did xx

[@PowerUpJohn]

I have only had to insert supraglottic airways like shown in the video a few times during codes. Although the tube is extremely painful if you are awake with one in place or when being placed, it is a critically needed life-saving medical tool.

[@jean6872]

*_Two decades ago I had an operation for a groin hernia and I thought I was supposed to be 100% under a general anesthetic. The strange thing is that I felt no surgery being performed but I could feel something in my throat the whole time choking me as though it was a hard obstruction. I never mentioned this to the anesthetist afterward as I wanted to get discharged and get home. I still wonder about this._*

[@Petterwass]

Likely then, you were under a requisite amount of analgesics (painkillers) to render the surgery painless, but not enough anaesthesia to render you unconscious, which is a mistake on the anaesthesiologists part. Assming your were awake the entire time, and it is not just a impression when you were waking up?

[@jean6872]

@@Petterwass I was awake the whole time, feeling frightened because I was choking with something in my throat. This was my second operation for the right side hernia. A month earlier I had the operation for the left side and felt no choking. The anesthetist was different in each case.

[@Petterwass]

@@jean6872 Were you "awake" for the second one too (the best way to check is generally if the patient can repeat the coversation around them afterwards)? Because that's absolutely something you should tell them in case you have future surgery, so they know that you likely require hger doses than normal. Awareness, as it is called, is not something we want patients to have, unless we actually intend for it. Some surgery is done under sedation, then we obviosly want an awake patient but that does not sound like the case here. Some people, such a epilectics, alcoholics, red-heads and some other just simply burn through the anaesthesia medication much quicker.

[@aiTrang-cm9bz]

ăn rươi ôngkeu âm gyun ineo

[@phsycopiano]

Out cold, wish I could fall asleep like that

[@wii1245]

phsycopiano that kid "died" real fast.

[@wii1245]

FairyGardens TV he didn't really die. It just looks like as if he just passed awau.

[@Rhb989]

Sunflower Growing actually I read that anesthesiology is really freakin hard for people rising up the nursing class your practically and constantly keeping someone at in a limbo start seriously like the open up people’s ribcages and shit. If any interruptions at that state could really easily get someone killed, so a lot of props I think depends on the surgery i guess.

[@user-iw1oj6to4r]

@Sunflower Growing no they support the airway for a reason.

[@PhongNguyen-pc8nd]

Are you crazy ?

[@MrCrowebobby]

He looks like Leonardo DiCaprio in the beginning. (I haven't seen it all yet.). What beautiful skin he had.

[@zoradjurdjevic9987]

Cute kid, I houp he would be healthy 🙂

[@julianneharris9631]

I have heard that it gets so cold that it burns. I have never had surgery, but is that true?

[@fia_drums331]

It can be cold as Room temperature is, but for me it never was cold. Yes, it burns but this is because it teases the veins. That’s why it is very important to inject propofol very slowly and/or give it alongside Lidocaine. Lidocaine numbs the veins and reduces the injection pain.

[@julianneharris9631]

Ezcalation Music thank you :)

[@vhslia1737]

Ezcalation Music maybe it was just me but they didnt give me any of that, they put on the mask and i slowly lost consciousness, maybe they gave it after?

[@HUNTER-ut6sr]

@@vhslia1737 I had two operations and the very first operation when I broke my arm I had only had a mask I went to sleep in like 15sec. The second operation they put a needle or something through my vain on the back of my left hand and then gave the propofol slowly and fell asleep in like a 1m or so. I have no clue what happens after that but I might of had that thing or LMA down my throat.

[@markhannan2569]

Propofol does burn on injection but mixing in a little bit of lidocaine helps the discomfort of propofol

[@kanya1583]

1:58

[@bonkerbonnersvlogs5001]

Ok?

[@deniseshephard3347]

Every time I have had a general I'm usually surrounded by people who couldn't care I'm haveing surgery hopefully soon so they will hopefully treat me right

[@spectacularangular637]

Hope you're in a good place now.

[@deniseshephard3347]

@@spectacularangular637 it’s hard to say because I fear surgeons

[@Victor-zw8tb]

Why the eye tape? Is it more for preventing accidental scratches or is it because the eyes might open during surgery?

[@kweenk5072]

I was wondering the same thing

[@bigburger3798]

You eyes can get scratched during surgery as the eye lids don’t close! Same as toe separators which are sometimes used

[@mustlovedogs5569]

So if u do wake up you can’t see the operation and get distressed

[@louiseobrien7880]

This happened to me but the doc wasn't that great because I started to wake up before they put the thing in my mouth he rushed off to a table and got more propofol to give me and as he gave it to me i felt dizzy and drifted off to a deep deep sleep

[@MrCrowebobby]

Better that ether, believe me. (I'm 83, that's how I know.)

[@mustlovedogs5569]

Not the doctors fault. All patients need different amounts and it’s a guessing game based on age, how fat, use of alcohol and drugs or medicines. I’m sure you were fine.

[@PowerUpJohn]

i have had anesthesia awareness happen multiple times and it is incredibly painful and scary to wake up while being operated on. ultimately, the doctors realized i needed a few additional meds like precedex to aid induction due to allergies to other anesthetics. propofol stings when it goes in and does not control pain, but it works great for most people and causes them to go to sleep in 60 seconds or less.

[@nicoleackerman171]

Me too

[@mariamkinen8036]

Croup prevents deep breathing airways. Unless of course,in case I were insane n wanted dead. Hard to discuss. Croup is an inflammation of the larynx n sometimes remains chronic in adults too. You have to perceive this state of fact. I was born blue, at 7 months. Resuscitated n rehabilitated to thriving on elbow crutches . I swim, I drive , n I can walk in the water . A. D. This crime. My life is ruined. I love my child.

[@mustlovedogs5569]

What the actual fuck are you saying

[@ayeshaff6075]

I hope he would be healthy

[@pedronabais8442]

Good Work

[@abdoueid7195]

Only propofol or there is another medications

[@PowerUpJohn]

there are a bunch of other meds alongside propofol used at the same time that you can learn about in other videos. propofol does not control pain during medical procedures, but does knock you out in less than 60 seconds.

[@matthewcarlon7122]

This is so off topic but the narrator sounds like Marina Sertis....Deanna Troy...start trek tng.

[@alyfatmsg3464]

Keep healty babee

[@lamabb3038]

Why eyes should be tapped?

[@dannyireland1808]

Lama Bb when unconscious you lose the ability to blink. By keeping the eyes taped, you protect them from scratches or things getting in the eye.

[@lamabb3038]

@@dannyireland1808 thank you ❤️🌹

[@e-a-2413]

cause the eyes tend to not be closed all the way, so to prevent it from becoming so dry and painful when opening after surgery they close it with the tape, and sometimes they apply eye jel before applying the tape if the surgery is too long

[@mustlovedogs5569]

So if the patient wakes up they won’t be able to see the operation or people operating

[@simpleminds5159]

He's handsome tho aHahaha

[@kayedemendonca4277]

Ac

[@exceldivine]

He is hAhHahah

[@oatamealayuck]

Uhh what he looks 11 🚔🚔

[@IanGacek]

What the fuck, he's like 12 years old. How does this have so many likes?

[@TW-sh2un]

Ian Gacek The person who posted this is also a kid, and hopefully everyone thinks they mean handsome in the compliment sense and not “attractive” sense. But who knows, there are plenty of predators out there

[@daisyrenee5446]

Why do they tape eyes when under anasthesia

[@sydneym.8308]

It ensures that the eyelids remain closed, in order to prevent corneal injury during the procedure.

[@عليالخفاجي-ب8ت]

الله يسعدك يارب

[@123zuhhra6]

Is that LMA? WHAT IS DIFFRENT FROM INTUBATION?

[@mustlovedogs5569]

Intubation goes through the vocal cords. This LMA or igel brand doesnt

[@davidm7824]

eyes are taped so they do not get dry

[@wii1245]

David M so they won't open either?

[@exceldivine]

When I was in for a surgery they gave me an oral sedative and I fell asleep before being inducted. Wait. I could have told secrets and I really blacked out :/

[@louiseobrien7880]

Lol didn't know harry had surgery

[@kylinzhang1935]

Just wished I can experience that and don't make me wake up again, even if you wake me up ,I'm not good open my eyes

[@HUNTER-ut6sr]

When will you do more videos like this @WFSA? I would like to see more of this kind of video.

[@manusia331]

do I want to be installed or be the patient?

[@mgt6984]

Great video

[@HannahElizabeth9]

I have had 2 operations in my life and it’s now scaring me that they tape my eyes and put a tube in my mouth

[@selabi1]

This operation is done to me

[@lilou_olvvv]

Je suis la seule française, mais quelqu'un peut m'expliquer pourquoi ils mettent du scotch sur ses yeux, si il dort?

[@manondoux57]

Pour éviter qu'il garde les yeux ouverts toute l'opération. Sous anesthésie tu ne clignes plus des yeux normalement et donc si tu gardes les yeux ouverts pendant des heures ils ne seront plus humidifiés naturellement par tes larmes et ils vont devenir tout secs, donc en faisant ça ils restent humidifiés et ça peut aussi protéger de poussières ou autres trucs indésirables

[@n-amikazen9295]

biar gampang kak penisku di templekne ng mulutnya pasien

[@n-amikazen9295]

biar gampang kak penisku di templekne ng mulutnya pasien

[@daisyrenee5446]

Why must eyes be taped

[@technisis3631]

If the eye lids naturally open during the procedure, dust and other air pollutants will reach the eye and cause irritation and/or dryness once anesthetics have worn off. It is a inconvenience for the patient. Another reason is to protect the outer layer of the eye.

[@tarzenwilliams7537]

🇬🇧🏥🛌💤💤💤🏥🚑 "i alway's see myself in deep sleep in this vid & i can relate to it, because i have Narcolepsy & i have to use a cpap device every nite for sleep apnoea, if i didn't, i could fall into uncontrollable deep sleep & it could be very difficult for anyone to wake me up again & i have to wear huggie's dry nite pyjama pants, diaper's, koz i sometime's wet myself in deep sleep, they are cosy & very snug to wear at nite time before i drop off to sleep & i feel Loved as well, when i wear Huggie's DryNites pyjamas pants." 🛌💤💤💤💤💤💤💤💤💤💤💤💤

[@tarzenwilliams7537]

💁‍♂️ "i Love The NHS, without it, i would have died in February/2014, i was told by the Doctor's that if i didn't receive the antibiotics in time i could have died, i was infected with pneumonia, i really felt very sick, i also blacked out on the second day & i had wet myself & when i woke up, i was in ICU for six day's & five nite's. " 🙋‍♂️🏥🛌💤💤💤💤💤💤💤

[@tarzenwilliams1063]

@@tarzenwilliams7537 🙂 🇬🇧 💁‍♂️ 👨‍⚕️🏥 🐼🐰 🧸💕 🛌 💤💤💤 👨‍⚕️🏥 🚑 ☕💁‍♂️ i Like Looking at myself in this vid, it reminds me of my past, Yay ! 🙋‍♂️🥤🐰

[@tarzenwilliams1063]

🙂 🇬🇧 💁‍♂️ 👨‍⚕️🏥 🐼 🐰 🧸💕🛌 💤💤💤 👨‍⚕️🏥 🚑 💁‍♂️hi folk's !, This is one of my favourite ❤ vid's, as i can see myself in this vid & relate 😀 to this situation, i do miss my Scottish mummy, 😢 She pastaway, good nite every one, Pleasant dream's ! 🧸💕 🛌 💤💤💤 👨‍⚕️🏥 🚑

[@عسكريمزيون-غ9ع]

😢😭😭😭😭😧🤤😲😲😟🤕😴😪😓😞😥😥😯😖😣😩😷😇 سلامتك ما عليك شر حتى لو أجنبي بس طفل انسان هذا ما يلو دخل بل موضوع أميركا والله حزين عليه الله يشفيه ويشفي كل مريض يارب العالمين 🤲❤️❤️🧡

[@kaylasmusic]

I hate anesthesia!!!! When I had surgery last year, the iv was put in me before getting the mask, and it made me cry lol.. I HATED THE FEELING!! When i had surgery when i was little they did it the other way around

[@Petterwass]

Its safer to have IV access first, and you gave give a better anaesthesia through it as well as a better induction. Children can't always be reasoned with when it comes to pain, so often we do it the opposte way for them. That is not needed for adults, who can understand the importance of IV access and who won't panic and start to fight over a needle, as a child would.

[@kaylasmusic]

@@Petterwass Ya, although as an adult I still hate needles, more-so with blood tests and IVs but shots are not such a big deal because it’s only a second. But there’s still plenty of adults that are scared of needles too

[@leticiavelarde5024]

Porque no le ayuda nadie a pasarcel inductor?, mientras se maneja la via aerea no dejes de despegar tus sentidos de ahi, ni para pasar dicamentos pir eso diempre hay una enfermera u otro colegio que lo haga a tu orden

[@عسكريمزيون-غ9ع]

سلامات يا عمري سلامات

[@SailorGreenTea]

2:20, interesting

[@tarzenwilliams1063]

🙂 🇬🇧 💁‍♂️at the present moment in Time ⏲️ my favorite 😍 Hospital 🏥 is Princess Alexandra Hospital 🏥 👏 😍 in Harlow, Essex, England 🇬🇧 😀 💁‍♂️i've been to admitted into Papworth Hospital 🏥 in Cambridge for respiratory & Sleep studies for Sleep apnoea & Narcolepsy on four different occasions 😴 💤 The nurses & Doctor's are very kind & considerate to help me out with my Narcolepsy Problem's 🙋‍♂️ 🐼 🐰 🧸💕 🛌 💤💤💤 👨‍⚕️🏥 🚑

[@scotrule6128]

Rapid boils of Diprivan not only causes apnea, though also a loss of BP/MAP. Should administer MUCH SLOWER!!!!!

[@richardbautista503]

Scot Rule kids are healthy

[@hannahherrmann4921]

But that's propofol

[@mustlovedogs5569]

Nope not always

[@ennardofficial5096]

I remeber this i had like a i dont know like slept not breath and im a kid so and in 8 july i thought i was going home but no my parents took me to the hospital and i cried they didnt give me this but i thought i was gonna get electroshock but no they had to remove my not breath mouth but i dont know what its called but my doctor just to eat cold for 2 weeks and then 2 week later my throat became better

[@unknownslayer4796]

What a beautiful boy p

[@zoradjurdjevic9987]

Yes,🙂

[@lrkenorrepedersen2023]

Sometimed she forgets to ventilate him!?!!

[@kimberlyblatnik9887]

Noon on Friday night

[@Ayuofficial-ut7iv]

😢😭😭

[@healthworld5449]

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[@bodduvenkatmukesh3372]

Tq

[@fresh_miri6760]

Like

[@gregaylward2063]

When I Had My Broken Tooth To Filling Up

[@ichsanuddin2737]

aku kepengen di operasi

[@zanuary-wq4nj]

Aneh

[@irfanramlee5667]

😂😂😂😂😂😂i like

[@dimplegirl074]

Same😂😂

[@miacooper4610]

maybe that's why after my surgery my throat hurt really bad

[@oliverbakker8381]

What did you have

[@miacooper4610]

@@oliverbakker8381 Adenoid and tonsil removal

[@barbarasavic3563]

Barbara

[@정까리따스]

안녕하세요 저는 이제 곧 결혼을 한다고 하네요 정말 많이 하고

[@КаринаЗандер]

Я не понимаю зачем нужна интуиция трахеи если есть маска. Я не навижу интубацию трахеи. Я больше люблю маски.

[@lawrencerichards5396]

I just had aniata I was out before the. Akw was even on me

[@ryandeweerdtjonathan1730]

Ryan deweerdt Jonathan

[@유민수-p3h]

아프지말아야지요

[@daracorreia9217]

Kkittoo

[@andiskylimit5985]

Is ok

[@karolinablecharczyk3578]

Is ok

[@kayodeoluwagbenga8546]

I was knocked out for 6 hours 😅😅😅😅

[@annakissova1646]

Omg

[@davidoofniche919]

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[@davidoofniche919]

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[@mahakverma6283]

I also get anesthesia 5 times

[@A.97-k4w]

Mahak Verma how it feel bro becouse i have surgery and i afraid too much pls let me know

[@feel_the_speed]

The same, you know 😂

[@feel_the_speed]

@@A.97-k4w I've had anesthesia 5 times too. Last time I came to the operation room (no mum😢) and lied down. They gave me the mask and told me to breathe several times deeply. I started getting sleepy and fell asleep. ( the oxygen in the mask smelled like mint, chocolate and something else. It was sweet). I don't remember anything, but when I woke up I felt exhausted and I had a sore throat (that's because of the pipe or whatever they put to the boy's mouth after the mask.) The worst thing is coming after the surgery. You have to eat, but you don't want to, you're sleepy and the throat hurts. You may say something that makes no sense, but I didn't actually. After a few hours you will feel better. (you must not eat anything before surgery, it may cause nausea) Of course it is scary before ( I've had 5 surgeries but was scared every time. Even now I'm shaking 😥). But there's nothing to fear. Hope you will get well ☺️

[@mahakverma6283]

@@A.97-k4w they will first put cannula and then they will insert anesthesia and within 2 second you will go under anesthesia And when the process start close your eyes and don't se anything you will feel relax 😊 don't be afraid bro

[@mahakverma6283]

@@feel_the_speed how much time did your surgery take

[@hanik7975]

Gila pas di suntik kerasa ngilunya

[@zosiakoodziejczyk4405]

Kto z Polski

[@lovespell8223]

Polaków wszędzie znajdziesz...

[@IMxNOTxAxHIPPO]

Oh man, getting an igel IV sounds painful.......

[@elliebrooke985]

East Grove it’s not it feels so nice 😂

[@mustlovedogs5569]

Igel is the airway device. Iv is the cannula in hand

[@triosetiyawan8006]

pengen banget deh di kaya gituin. enak empuk dan kaya raja

[@axelgutierrez1868]

Trente ans après sa création de faire un peu plus loin dans Fanny et ce qui

[@alotofplantsthatineverseet7696]

Jo Frost is not good you're not going to breathe me do it

[@alotofplantsthatineverseet7696]

Tell me in the comments here

[@guiseppenastasi5485]

😭😨😰😰😰

[@piroskakemenynenadrai6469]

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[@يوسفلوناس-ي8س]

Hmm nnn

[@AjayKumar-r8q6r]

🏥 work at a hospital

[@kimberlyblatnik9887]

We are on our cruise and I will be home and I have to a good time and yes yes we are going out for dinner tonight I have a good night and I have time for you and go to get it to get you guys get it to me I have a job job I have a lot

[@زهراایرانپور-م2ش]

چه بچه بانمکی

[@irismanco6083]

Ciao

[@z.h.0541]

🖕

[@sadenurerdem3813]

Rydwej

[@sadenurerdem3813]

U4yk

[@yarghhargh9345]

haha this nerd got tape on his eyes

[@michellemcgonigle4869]

They tape everyone’s eyes

[@YapsYT]

Can’t even spell pediatrics

[@peterd788]

Paediatrics is the normal spelling but Americans have trouble with spelling. It's the same with 'our' words like colour, flavour etc.

[@MrCrowebobby]

@@peterd788 English English is no more correct than American English. Educate yourself.

[@peterd788]

@@MrCrowebobby Please don't use that condescending, hubris filled phrase "educate yourself". The spelling of words like paediatrics is pretty uniform in English speaking countries and uniquely different in the US. That's the point I was making.

[@MrCrowebobby]

@@peterd788 Saying we have trouble with spelling implies we're spelling it wrong. We're not, we're simply using the American spelling, which is just a correct as the English spelling. I'm not a patriot in any sense of the word, but this is a simple fact.

[@shilohlouisseprotacio4528]

I don't think so

[@greniakdw7119]

Dia sakit apa

[@holliehutch9709]

he swallowed down that tube quickly...

[@BeckyBeagle]

He is completely asleep they shoved it down his throat

[@holliehutch9709]

@@BeckyBeagle I know he's an expert at deepthroat now 😍

[@nicoleackerman171]

2:24

[@blue83902]

Omg

[@nicoleackerman171]

2:19