How to Approach Trauma Management 🩺🧠 | Emergency Medicine

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[@UteFinzel]

I am a translator, and I teach Medical English to paramedics students. Your lectures constitute a valuable source of information and have become a mainstay as I prepare for my classes to teach these amazing young people who have decided to dedicate their lives to saving lives! I cannot thank you enough for your outgoing, positive, structured approach to transmitting a wealth of information against the backdrop of your wealth of experience as a medical professional. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

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Wow.. Yours is one of the finest Emergency assessments I have seen on KZbin. Thank you for helping people to save lives..👌

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I really appreciate your lectures especially now that me have to continue our med degree online due to COVID-19. I absorbed a lot from this lecture and I’ll continue to watch your future videos on other topics :)

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Very clear and concise. Detailed whilst straight to the point on what we NEED to know.

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I wish my leatures were like you !! Clear, precise and to the point. Love the graphics, love your tone. Wonderful content. Thank you so much

[@Kay-zo3wl]

when you go to uni and listen to lecture about A- G assessment it takes weeks to get it but you come here and watch this, its wala make sense. Thank you very much

[@cathymarkey5321]

Very well done video of the Primary Survey in Trauma. Thank you.

[@BriBorgersen]

Very articulate and well explained, but quickly. Thank you.

[@kaiharms3831]

Thats freakin' cool. Good structure within a very calm rhetoric. thanks for that! Going to have my examination next week. Keep it up.

[@nishabhattarai286]

C3,4,5 keeps the diaphragm alive🙏

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I love your presentation ...is very detail.

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Awesome lecturer! Much love and admiration.

[@Bill.R.124]

AWESOME! I love how organized this is, the simple graphics help support your verbal information. I'll use this for my nursing students' talk on trauma primary assessment.

[@DrsundasMD]

No lecture could be more helpful them this in trauma patient care. Thank you so much mam.

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Thank you for this summary, one of the best have seen in KZbin 🤝🙌🏾🙌🏾

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[@tifannyelad1058]

Thank you for the detailed explanation ❤

[@rebeccalowrie2590]

Dr Jung, you are an amazing lecturer. These have really helped with my studies.

[@revsrlucyadinuso990]

Well done, your lecture is precise and detailed. Next mention the drugs most important to give for accident shock with severe chest pain,God bless you.

[@deogettic]

Very well structured video. thank you

[@miss.phyllisreneefoster9547]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO THANK YOU SO MUCH THEY SHOULD HAVE MORE VIDEO LIKE THIS THANK YOU

[@deebars7413]

thank you for the video , very informative. couldn't find much material from the UK on trauma on KZbin.

[@DW-bc2gl]

Excellent teaching. My goodness!

[@dosto752]

What a simple and excellent explanation, many thanks dr.

[@pdoppme9301]

Dr Juliana,Thank you so much,you are so kind,so concerned,and such a good teacher.

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What an amazing lecture 👍👍!

[@johnydavilma8409]

Excellent lecture! Brilliant, Doc!

[@biffii5568]

This is great as supplemental lectures even as a finnish paramedic student!

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It is really helpful to medical student like me, thank you

[@Mavenkumz]

This was an excellent lecture.

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Very helpful site for medical students helps me alot

[@thomasday8656]

Very good job explaining what to do and what to look for

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A crystal clear on target presentation with simplicity

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MEMORABLE, clear, concise, complete. LOVE IT!! 🤓

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I hated reading ATLS then I came across yours , it's marvelous !

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I have learned such useful ideas and knowledge after i watched this video

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That is very good explanation ! 👍

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IT'S REALLY BENEFICIAL PRESENTATION , THANKS A LOT

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l have enjoyed your lecture very much was very informative thank you

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Another brilliant and well presented video, so clear and methodical. God job, looking forward to the next Vid.

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3rd Jahr nurse . You are 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏. Thanks

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Excellent educational discussions,very helpful. Thanks.

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Excellent speaker 👏🏼. SUBSCRIBED

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woow...that was fantastic and practical presentation well narated.......

[@nikkisabharwal1127]

Excellent video. I am an ATLS course director. Enjoyed yr video. Would like tosee otherson trauma head, chest, abdomen etc

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Just in time ... i am taking TNCC class today

[@BenTheOneAndOnly92]

I am looking for evidence based research about the relation of BP to radial, carotid and femoral pulses. What evidence was it based of?

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All I can say is: WOW! just WOW!

[@drtraveller2704]

Incredible explanation. Thank you

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Really unique and impressive lecture. Thank u so much.

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Amazing!

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Beautiful . Just exactly what we need

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Wonderful lesson

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The best lecture🔥🔥

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Best video on emergency

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This is so helpful 🙏🏻

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Thank you very much Madam

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Thanks for this .

[@MeetGrady]

01:54 It should be “GCS ≤ 8 = intubate”

[@tchatchoh]

she said it at 16:50

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superb..irs really helpful..thank you

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amazing..i love your lecture.

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Wow! AMAZING!

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Superb presentation!

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A good lecture

[@roland.j.ruttledge]

Excellent, thanks.

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Very Informative

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Really helpful

[@ayeshagull5205]

just amazing

[@sukhdhaliwal2669]

Please let me know about how to manage orthopaedic trauma patients

[@hemapiyaratna2888]

Thank you

[@tilak231]

It’s CABDE now last time when I checked!

[@horscategorie]

Seriously? The order of the assessment may have changed, but the information in the lecture is pertinent. Let me be clear: For 20 years ABCDE was effective for me in practice. Now, CABDE works the same. Lighten up dude.

[@irilhamramadhan]

CABD for non trauma and ABCDE 4 trauma

[@jacobstout8131]

Thank you!!!!

[@Supapacer2025]

Sweet woman, nice presentation easy to understand ❤

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Excellent

[@Amalioji2]

This is Gold, thank you.

[@Sherirose1]

Excellent for new nurses. OSCE reminders.

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Very good tutorial

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Brilliant!!!!!!!! ❤️

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Thank you very much for such a great lecture. How can I get the soft copy?

[@trenellselmon5594]

This was great!

[@soonfaisal7451]

'so if their GCS is below 8, we wanna go ahead and intubate" i like that verse.

[@SanskritiVerma]

Till what part is it BLS in severe trauma ?

[@strongmedicose7288]

Well explained

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Superb

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So so so good thank you!

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Great! Very good Video!

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More than amazing ♥️♥️♥️♥️

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Amazing

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Awesome video!

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Thank you madam

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Excellent! thanks. ... Dr. I can see your thyroid gland...

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Very benifitial Thank You 💐

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Thanks. You did a good job.

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Nice, thank you!