Succinylcholine - Rapid Sequence Intubation

[@cliffcox7643]

I thought this video would Succs, but it was great.

[@sannydaley253]

lools

[@TwinSteel]

Really like your videos, especially this RSI series - I recommend it to all residents rotating through the ICU - I think it's important to clarify that ESRD in and of itself is not a reason to avoid succinylcholine - if you know the patient's potassium level is normal, renal disease should not prevent one from using it - additionally, succinylcholine is supported by Cochrane as the paralytic of choice in RSI - that said, it is accurate that emergency medicine providers tend to prefer rocuronium

[@medzcool]

Ross, thank you so much for this! I am an emergency physician myself. I don’t know why Emergency physicians are more comfortable with rocuronium. Maybe it is a cultural thing, but when I did my residency, it was the paralytic we used the most. I will add though, that I did give more of a consideration for succinylcholine for patient’s that were bound to go to the neurological ICU and require RSI given it’s shorter duration of action and the neuro ICU’s heavy reliance on neurological exam.

[@a.joseph518]

uuuuh WHY AM I JUST LEARNING ABOUT YOU??? Dude your videos are awesome! Wish I heard about you sooner :( Alas, let us not dwell on the past Harry..what? yup. GONNA ACE MY EXAM TOMORROW- WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

[@medzcool]

A. Joseph, good luck on that exam!

[@chefdevil22]

@@medzcool How are peoplenot dying without being able too breathe for 10 min

[@thomasroachtravel]

@@chefdevil22 the point of the drug is so it can be used for intubation. Intubation is an Advanced Airway that can be put in if a patient can't maintain their airway. A Endotracheal Tube is inserted through the mouth, the Oropharnx, and the Larynx (Vocal Chords) and into the trachea. A Endotracheal Tube allows for them to maintain airway patency. Once a endotracheal tube is inserted, the Patient should be ventilated by positive pressure ventilations (Bag Valve Mask, Continous Positive Airway Pressure device, or a Flow Restricted Oxygen-Powered Ventilation Device.) The way you can tell a endotracheal tube is working is Proper Chest rise and fall and eve chest rise in fall.

[@utah133]

That stuff actually works too well for my particular condition! I have a genetically caused deficiency of the enzyme that metabolizes it. It takes much longer to wear off.

[@rinkiyakepapa4146]

Did it paralysed your whole body or worked like local anesthesia ?

[@utah133]

@@rinkiyakepapa4146 I was totally paralyzed but it wore off within an hour after waking up from the other stuff...

[@amtraktraveler9118]

They both do the trick, especially when the patient is severely agitated after an OD and needs to be intubated. ROCK is the bomb and SUCKS..

[@johnsonjames352]

Thanks that's a great information

[@acent7731]

Such a well made video!

[@maxamedcalibulaybulay5627]

thanks i make it intubation be fore manhal hospital and i alearen muqdisho somali

[@serenamo5865]

thank you!!!

[@john_barton__]

Succ is best when you have diffucult intubation because of short return to spontaneous breathing when things go south

[@fitriisa4804]

Awesome! thank you

[@crit-ic]

Great video!

[@Aurora-fo5jg]

Thank you ^^ This was pretty useful :)

[@vivekbio11]

Excellent

[@tj5945]

great stuff.

[@Adam-franka]

Awsome . Thanks

[@PeteHob]

Did I miss the part where you talk about the patient being previously elasticized or at least deeply sedated or is that just assumed. I know you’re not paralyzing a patient who is alert and aware.

[@abdallarohi5429]

superb

[@sinclair657]

Thank you

[@johnsonjames352]

How to buy it?

[@dmallikarjun8210]

Sir if there is given in IM then what happend

[@SigmundFreud187]

So now people spazzing out in the Emergency room department or causing chaos than, They aren’t shooting them up anymore with Thorazine? They are shooting them up with Succinylcholine instead? The Mad Malicious Medical Mafia A.K.A. Sicknurses Here is a pharmaceutical industry and hospital fun fact- The pharmaceutical companies create customers and not cures. The hospitals do not profit off of healthy patients.

[@carmen_13]

Delusional much? 💀

[@saratGforce]

How to make it

[@محمودمنير-ت3ق]

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