Basic Principles of Intensive Care Nursing

We would like to acknowledge this is a brief overview of the care of an Intensive Care patient. We recognise that each patient’s care is individual, each department and organisation work to their own policies and protocols. These resources have been rapidly developed within the midst of increasing pressure on Critical Care capacity. This not meant to replace any formal training / education but to be used as a refresher and or broad guide to the care of an intubated intensive care patient. It has not been made COVID-19 specific.
Further resources can be found on the British Association of Critical Care Nurses webpage: www.baccn.org

[@jessprof]

Your explanation of your complete assessment was very thorough, succinct, and easily understandable. Thanks!

[@user-yt9qy3pb5f]

It's impressive to get such a video out by March 2020

[@1984deepika]

Thank you so much. Beautifully explained.

[@lindycalliste7372]

Extremely informative! I am a newly qualified nurse aiming to work in ICU... Brilliant!

[@farrynvos6117]

Same

[@dilrubaaktar5395]

Thank you so much for your wonderful explanations. Thank you 🙏 Just wanted to know that do ICU patients have to have their hands and feet warm or it is ok to be cold. Please please let me know. I will be grateful to you. Thank you once again.

[@grimmzbdo5739]

This is a very nice intro for newcomers to ICU, clearly up to date for the current reality in UK ICUs.

[@grimmzbdo5739]

lol like anyone would be stupid enough to believe this shitty scam. I mean, I guess there will be fools to put their account details and get hacked. You (Yes, there is only one of you but with multiple accounts) should be shamed of yourselves.

[@muhammadiqbal5918]

Long live madam.

[@iniyavaley9049]

Super great information

[@gabaneokash6984]

Just amazing

[@stacymaddocks7129]

This is great stuff for students prior to ICU placements

[@tendahrt3768]

Very helpful video

[@desmikawhite5069]

This was very good for a new-be!Thankyou very much

[@SunDaze471]

I have trouble hearing through the stethoscope properly. Would this raise an issue further in the line if it is a necessary requirement? or Would the teams help you out?

[@heathermiddlebrook8696]

this is so informative and helpful!

[@tracyjarvis6912]

Brilliant video! Thanks so much I’m about to start in ICU so this makes it a little less scary

[@theniveza]

Awesome ❤ I appreciate this content a lot. Blessings 👍 😃 🙌

[@teresa7484]

It is brilliant 🤩 very informative 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@earlmarion1909]

thank you

[@Swiftieforevere]

exellent video , very informative and thorough

[@rn9167]

I wonder how we reposition a pt with tube/s on.

[@erinpowell256]

Very good! Thank you so much!

[@jilsharj2395]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@snehabinoy7492]

It's very informative... thankuu for the information 🙏🏾

[@RitaBeautyx]

This was so informative, my undergrad is in the ICU so this was great, thank you!

[@Realcare1]

very helpful.Thank you very much.

[@docgirl13]

Very nicely done but please do not drop your voice at the end of sentences..we have to go back and listen many times..Thanks

[@ximena_triana_garcia]

Thank you so much for this ❤️

[@aylan.6212]

Fantastic job, very thorough and accurate. Thank you!

[@shinu9798]

Good

[@iniyavaley9049]

And very useful

[@WorldExplorerIndia]

👍👍

[@jenellesamuels1401]

This was well done

[@elhammoradi3013]

thank you

[@lp702]

I wish you were my preceptor. I have a lazy preceptor who dislike teaching a new nurse.

[@celestekula9298]

But why are they wearing trash bags though?

[@nanaadwoaataadufie6039]

Lol… they are aprons

[@williep1626]

That accent makes this video unintelligible

[@johndelemos272]

the accent is just fine idk what you're talking about

[@williep1626]

@@johndelemos272 the thick blimey accent mate

[@ebonyharris11]

I'm American and I understood her just fine.

[@mynka35]

your comment makes me doubt your intelligence.

[@williep1626]

@@mynka35 OK, Igor.