Respiratory Assessment by B. Leary, L. DelSignore | OPENPediatrics

In this video, Brienne Leary, demonstrates how to perform a pediatric respiratory exam, reviews respiratory considerations for the intubated patient, and explains how to monitor a patient's respiratory status.
A multilingual transcript is available for this video, thanks to the generous support of our community members who volunteered their time to translate our content. Learn more about our OPENPediatrics translation campaign here: www.openpediatrics.org/conten...
Please visit: www.openpediatrics.org
OPENPediatrics™ is an interactive digital learning platform for healthcare clinicians sponsored by Boston Children's Hospital and in collaboration with the World Federation of Pediatric Intensive and Critical Care Societies. It is designed to promote the exchange of knowledge between healthcare providers around the world caring for critically ill children in all resource settings. The content includes internationally recognized experts teaching the full range of topics on the care of critically ill children. All content is peer-reviewed and open access-and thus at no expense to the user.
For further information on how to enroll, please email: [e-mail]
Please note: OPENPediatrics does not support nor control any related videos in the sidebar, these are placed by KZbin. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

[@jaquelinemanuel5716]

The content and the length are just right. I have learned a lot from it. Thank you for the video.

[@rajbose4580]

Great content and well presented in a clear and simple way. Thank you for educating us.👍

[@Karenqay]

This voice is so soothing. Great video. Thanks!

[@kaymgrant9120]

Totally enjoyed it simple and to the point

[@rawanateq6007]

Thank you for such a video, it is soooooooooo helpful and short and containing every needed information for Respiratory Systems Assessment

[@samikshyapokharel2790]

Really appreciate u for adding sounds!Thank u!

[@alexandraruiz1209]

This video was very thorough and addressed many important details in the respiratory care , thank you.

[@mageneto22]

Thank you so much for the insight...

[@MudumbaGerald-pi8xj]

The content and it's flow is excellent and illustrative.

[@hopeabdex]

Awesome it helped me a lot to understand ,& update my self.

[@jessyjohny5703]

Thank you mam. Very very helpful vedio. Iam Registered nurse,now iam working at nicu department so very happy today journey to new asses and studied my life .thank you.

[@user-ke1fw6qo6b]

Thank you.. Great assessment training video

[@hopeabdex]

Thank U a lot! It's help me too in my teaching.

[@saintofgod9070]

Great explanation. Thanks

[@dandelionc69]

Thanks for all the information. But, Cracles usually heard during inspiratory Phase.

[@sayalikale6157]

Amazingly informative video!

[@nilimaghorai6866]

Thank you for helping us to know this concert content .

[@raviraj-jc6or]

OWESOME HEALPED ME A LOT TO UNDERSTAND

[@divinagraciaprimero6628]

Thank you It's very nice!

[@vanthearaoum]

Thank so much for the video.

[@Ski14345]

Thank u fr the nice lecturing video it's more useful fr clinical assesment

[@asiegbupriscilla6245]

Good content and well presented. Thanks

[@Jegr.dalya99]

Thanks for you It's very helpful for me. Will done

[@toyaflameskeepingitreal9862]

Trust this will help me In my pediatrics exam coming. Thank you for your videos

[@OPENPediatrics]

Good luck with your exams! You're going to do great!

[@elizabethmulehi4647]

Thank you, this was a GREAT video, I also loved the fact that you made it visual, it really helped me to understand it. It was very informative!

[@raviraj-jc6or]

THANKS ITS VERY HEALPFULL

[@guadalupegodinez5795]

pH

[@phoebesiameh7345]

This is a well detailed video. 👏

[@user-nz2jj8cq9s]

EXCELLENT CLINICAL NURSING INSTRUCTOR , I I LOVE IT SO MUCH .

[@austinbobbitt5662]

also a good thing to look for is if they sound like they have a tight cough. my son has a trachea and does nebulizers. if nebs get skipped or if he is sick it can make it to where he cant cough strong enough making him hive a tight cough

[@chaitanyasejekan482]

Thanks and good informative video 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏👏👏

[@trish7433]

Thank you very much

[@Wanderingmedic]

Great assessment training video

[@doreenmbewe4468]

Thank you very much it's been helpful

[@sheilabielski8517]

Excellent review.

[@dominicthesandwich2749]

Awesome presentation.

[@SSH-h7i]

Thank you.

[@koukouboustani1554]

Thank you so much

[@khulanganbaatar7643]

Thank u, so much!

[@lonacari5263]

Thank you so much, very informative and demonstrative

[@lolahpearl6679]

Thank you !

[@generalfishcake]

Fantastic video.

[@noornooralnager2649]

Thank you

[@n5o5]

Very Very good...thanks

[@hienong2918]

13:19 sound clear 14:06 wheeze 15:03 coarse ( rhonchi) 15:27 crakles

[@lesley-annbouwers8247]

This is somehow helpful ... thank you

[@kellyvandervies3594]

Great video!

[@alsiram6789]

Thank you so much mam ..

[@harshithabanu6131]

Thank you so much dear

[@evanalijabbaroleiwi2515]

Very helpful video 😍😍

[@agustineramie9442]

very good ... very helpful to teach nursing students,,, thank you

[@MrMamakara]

thanks dear

[@nerradnevar]

Great video

[@faisalaziz1126]

Great Dear wonderfull information thank you very much please make another video clearly just for 10 minutes sounds of abdomin chest cough it mean lot a sounds plzzzzzz i like your channel.....

[@dramin3814]

Great medical education Program

[@rehanaahmad5419]

Thanku

[@MS-zs8sg]

very helpful

[@faisalaziz1126]

what is back sound of adult back side please understand me...

[@farahhito4940]

thank you alot that's helped me alot in my studying

[@christinamansen8636]

I just had an infant patient (not intubated) where when I listened to their lung sounds I heard inspiration in three broken up clear inhales (like the same intake noise but with 2 milliseconds long pauses between the sound) and a wheeze on exhale. I was wondering if I did the assessment wrong, if such lung sounds are normal, or if not what does it indicate? (I am an EMT so I have only been trained to listen for rhales, rhonci, crackles, wheezing, or stridor )

[@sukumarshankar6263]

Excellent

[@brundhapriyacookingchannel9890]

My baby girl sound like wheezing worse at day and no sound at sleeping why?? Please tell me

[@siyunhuang9121]

very good

[@bhuvanaprabha5325]

Tq

[@kandikatlaharikrishna7586]

How much oxygen levels should 3 years child have

[@aqsariaz6192]

Waoo great mam

[@lilypotter3011]

Excellent 👍

[@grahammckain4492]

@16:25 anybody else have to fast forward through this part?

[@jwalabaral4697]

nice 👍

[@rawaafelemban4628]

That was very helpful. But why didn't a Respiratory Therapist do this Lecture instead of RN?

[@AJ-fn8tp]

Rawaa Felemban because nurses spend the most time with patients and need to know how to perform a respiratory assessment as well.

[@jennicollins9510]

Nurses are the frontline when detecting a deteriorating patient. I myself found this video well presented and invaluable.

[@AlexandraDylanStories]

yes yes

[@sanahakhtar5486]

Hello! I’m really concerned about my baby’s breathing but the doctors keep advising me it’s got to do with reflux please can you contact me as I really need you to assess this thank you

[@emandm3370]

Hi there. How’s your baby? My baby does this crackling sound after eating. Dr says it’s normal but I’m worried. Sounds like he has mucus in this throat.

[@sadiquepalliyalil1773]

thank u information rr rate .some hospital are cheating baby put it on nicu

[@marie.s9995]

Great video. New subscriber. Thank you.

[@jzezcozy6862]

15:00 rhonchi

[@user-zq1er1is8h]

12:46

[@sonavartania5108]

T

[@doctorposting]

it’s easier to hear with crying 😁

[@mzziaey]

I don't why she doesn't use her normal voice. Nonetheless, thanks for the video.

[@hopeabdex]

Thank U a lot! It's help me too in my teaching.

[@sumathybalaji5252]

Great video

[@vijoymp9350]

Excellent