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Respiratory Failure: Types, Pathophysiology, Diagnosis and Treatment

Here we will discuss #respiratory failure , its etiology, #types #pathophysiology, classification, diagnostic approach, prognosis and treatment option, overall everything. Learn More at https://ecgkid.com ___________________________________________________________________ Topics: 0:00 | what is respiratory failure? 0:49 | Etiology or causes 1:41 | Etiology or causes of ARF 2:38 | Pathophysiology 4:00 | Diagnosis of ARF 4:40 | Treatment of respiratory failure 7:30 | ventilator support in ARF ___...

Central Line Training on Mannequin – Educational Guide (step by Step)

Central venous catheterization (CVC) is a critical procedure used in ICU, emergency, and surgical settings. This video provides a step-by-step guide to central line placement, covering indications, equipment, techniques, and safety tips. Whether you're a medical student, resident, or healthcare professional, this tutorial will help you master central venous access with confidence. 🔗 Learn More & Enroll in My Courses: 👉 ECG & Medical Courses : https://ecgkid.com/courses 👉 Visit ECGKid.com: ht...

Foley Catheter technique in male and female patients

In this video, we have explained procedure of #foleys insertion in #male and #female. https://ecgkid.com Foley catheter is procedure to drain urine from bladder in patients with urinary incontinence, acute kidney failure, reduced sensation or in surgical patients, fractures, immobilization etc. A Foley catheter is a small, flexible tube used to drain urine from the bladder. It is introduced through the urethra. To complete this treatment, you'll need a catheter irrigation tray with a solution co...

Arterial blood gas (ABG) Sampling | Brachial Artery

Arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis is a crucial procedure in critical care and emergency medicine. In this video, we provide a step-by-step guide on how to perform an ABG from the brachial artery safely and accurately. What You’ll Learn: ✅ Indications for ABG sampling ✅ Step-by-step procedure for brachial artery puncture ✅ Equipment needed for ABG collection ✅ Safety tips to avoid complications ⚠️ Important: The brachial artery is a less common site for ABG due to its proximity to nerves and ve...

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Tracheal Deviation: clinical Examination

Tracheal deviation occurs when excessive pressure in your chest cavity or neck pushes your trachea to one side of your neck. The trachea, often known as the windpipe, is a cartilage tube that permits air to enter and exit the lungs while you breathe. The trachea normally runs behind your larynx, right through the middle of your throat. When the pressure in your chest cavity rises, your trachea may be pushed to the side of your throat where the pressure is lower. An injury to the neck that creat...

Chest Percussion technique : clinical examination

#Percussion is a physical technique used by #respiratory physiotherapists to promote #airway clearance by mobilizing secretions in one or more lung segments and directing them to the central airways. Percussion on an affected area generates an energy wave that travels to the lungs and airways. It is used to release thick, sticky, or stuck secretions from the chest wall. Percussion can be performed in two ways- Manual Percussion Mechanical Percussion Cupped hands of the caregiver are necessary t...

How to cut Umbilical cord of newborn baby in 5 step procedure

In this video, we have shown a procedure to cut #umbilical #cord in #newborn babies after birth. https://ecgkid.com ______________________________________________________________________ steps to follow: 0:00 | Cleaning the cord 0:30 | sanitizing the cord 1:00 | clamping the cord 1:20 | cutting the cord 1:40 | sterilizing ___________________________________________________________________________

Multiple sclerosis: Promo

Multiple sclerosis (#MS) is a disease that affects the #brain and #spinal cord, resulting in a variety of symptoms such as vision, arm or leg movement, feeling, and balance. It's a chronic illness that can sometimes lead to major disability, however it can also be moderate. It is feasible to treat symptoms in many circumstances. People with MS have a somewhat shorter life expectancy. Although it can occur at any age, it is most typically identified in persons in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. It affec...

What is Ectopic pregnancy? (Medical Animation)

The egg implants somewhere other than the #uterus in an #ectopic #pregnancy, most commonly in the fallopian tubes. Because of this, ectopic pregnancies are often referred to as 'tubal pregnancies.' The egg can potentially take up residence in the ovary, abdomen, or cervix. There isn't enough space or nurturing tissue in any of these places for a pregnancy to occur. The organ that contains the foetus will eventually explode as the foetus grows. This can result in serious bleeding and put the m...

4 Types of anesthetic nerve block every physician should know

In this video we have shown four types of nerve block every doctor should know about. Learn more: https://ecgkid.com ______________________________________________________________________ Topics: 0:00 | Nasopalatine Nerve Block 1:30 | Axillary nerve block 1:54 | Sciatic nerve block 2:38 | Interscalene block ________________________________________________________________________ When it comes to delivering anesthetic for upper-limb surgery, axillary blocks come in handy. A nerve simulator is ...