How to record manual blood pressures. Go to campbellteaching.co.uk for further resources.
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- Blood pressure simply describes the pressure of blood on the vessel walls in
which it is contained. The term blood pressure as commonly used refers
to systemic arterial pressure. Systolic blood pressure (SBP) is the highest pressure in the arterial system during cardiac contraction, i.e. during systole. Diastolic blood pressure (DBP)
is the lowest pressure occurring in the systemic arteries during a cardiac cycle
and occurs during diastole. Sixty percent of mean arterial pressure is determined
by diastolic and 40% by systolic pressure. This is because arterial BP remains
closer to the diastolic pressure than the systolic for more of the cardiac cycle.
Dr. Campbell- As a nurse for 25 years, you are definitely one of my “go-to” experts. I often refer nursing students & Medic / EMS students to listen to your videos.
Dr. Campbell, the way you explain concepts is amazing. The idea of teaching the Korotkoff sounds by tapping a finger on the table is genius. Many others would explain it with too complicated concepts. Kudos.
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I'm training as a volunteer first Aider for St John Ambulance and this has helped me ENORMOUSLY. Thank you John
I've got my first clinical skills in simulation exam on Friday and this is so incredibly helpful- I really enjoyed practising listening for the sounds. Great exercise- thank you so much!
I am an EMT student and these examples were great! Thank you for also not blasting our eardrums out by talking in between the amplified sound clips! Best video I have seen for content, method, and format on this subject.
I plan on practicing a manual sphygmomanometer to monitor my husband, since a lot have advised me that it's more accurate than the digital types. And this has been the most helpful video/tutorial I've watched by far. Thank you so much for the detailed video. It helps a lot for slow-learners like me!
134/82 Got the same thing the second time. But I think people's hearing is different since I heard the diastolic both times at 82. What I mean is I happen to have more sensitive hearing in the case of the diastolic. On the Mercury one I was hearing 132/94. I had to listen to it several times. I have to take my blood pressure at home. But your demonstration was spot on. This video should be sent to every nurse and doctor because most of them don't know how to take blood pressure readings. It's no wonder there are so many people that are on high blood pressure meds when they don't need to be. And yes, I do prefer the aneroid sphygmomanometers over mercury and especially digital monitors. Great job 👍
Thank you so much for posting this. As someone who is currently learning this skill it's been very helpful for me.
Thankyou for such a straightforward explanation & example.
This was an excellent video for explaining the skill and being able to practice listening to the sounds! Thank you.
Waiting for more videos sir you are an excellent teacher and Doctor
So awesome still working on my BP skills before school starts but going old actually the best way to learn thank you 🙏🏽
Going old?
Enjoying your precious lectures our dear doctor
Got my FIRST EVER READING DOWN! thank you Dr. Campbell!
Excellent Video and so easy to understand. Was a mystery to me how this was done. It's the best video I could find on the internet. Thank you!
Dr. Campbell love watching your videos. Keep them coming 🥰
Thank you for this lesson and taking out the mystery for me of how blood pressure is read.
Excellent teaching. Making full use of modern technology to do your demonstrations.
Thank you so much, I have a skills lab test tomorrow, and this was super helpful!
Thanks for the explanation Doctor chambell.
I am a Nurse student and l learned a lot from your this video thanks once again!!
Its my first time to hear blood pressure in my life in this video. I cried . I felt heart!
There are a lot of videos about blood pressure recording. Some with more than 1M views. Anyway, yours is the most helpfull i found up to now, because you really good describe the details about the different sounds and how to care about them.
Brilliant! All your videos helped me through nursing school! I really appreciate all you’ve done. Keep up the good work!
Actually feel like I can help myself more after this video, thanks!
Thank you, sir. Excellent presentation as always!
I am a student Midwife First year and I find your videos incredibly helpful for my studies. My husband and I have been following you for a few years now and have learned so much - during COVID-19( we made the informed choice not to take vaccines due to what we have learned from your videos) ... regarding supplementing too. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Cvetelina - Newcastle Upon Tyne
This is very helpful, very detailed explanation and demonstration. I learned a lot. Thank you so much 🥰
This is a very helpful video. I shared it with my CNA class.
I hoped they learn something because it requires a certain amount of skill to take proper blood pressure readings.
Well done! Thanks for the thorough explanation!
σφυγμός (sfigmόs) = the Greek word for pulse, or heartbeat. The first clinically applicable sphygmomanometer was invented in 1881 by Austrian physician Samuel Siegfried Karl Ritter von Basch.
Thank you dear ..... I like your videos very much ..... God blessed you sir
Nice! Learned something today, thanks Doc!
That one on you left I still have my Dads one and use it if I need.
Thank you Dr. Campbell
Thank you Dr. John!!!!!!!! I just learned a lot from you! ❤
Many thanks Dr Campbell
Dr Campbell, thank you this really helped me
Wow..
Your skill is outstanding..
very very nice and helpful lectures , thank you very much dr
Great that i always wanted to know how that works , thanks Doctor.
Wow I have always wondered how to figure that out! Thank you so very much! Geez if you could have taught the school I might have actually went into nursing! Lol God Bless you Dr. John !❤
I Love you Sir....Thanks for the Teaching...May you be rewarded with the Good.......
Thank you, I do hope so
I'd be interested to know how much variation in readings there are between different people recording the measurement, since hearing ability varies. Maybe looking at the gauge at the same time and interpreting the pulsing movement there can help alleviate that issue. But even looking at the pattern in pressure changes can be open to some interpretation.
Good day Dr. I'm here watching to get learning how to get blood pressure 🙃
Golden mine , thank you so much !
I'm such a sap, I got dead happy when I saw the original way of taking BP.
Great doctor
Great video .. you explained it very well.. thank you Dr.. : )
Great video it helped me tremendously
That was absolutely amazing thank you so much ❤❤❤❤
Sir u r very excellent teacher & doctor
Thank you Dr that's amazing work
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Thank you Dr. Campbell! I want to become an RN. Have you already done a video on ABG’s/acid-base balance, blood typing, and lungs/breath sounds please. Thank you again.
yes, there is a series on blood, anaemia and respiratory system, search under campbellteaching channel
Thanks for uploading
You are the best sir 😊😊😊
VERY NICE EXPLAINATION
Hi Doctor. Can you review some bp monitors? Waiting for your recommendations. Quality monitors but not too expensive. Love your videos! ❤️
I like the way you explain sir
Sir! What about digital Bp appratus that is totally automatic? It is much easier to use. Do u recommend it?
Please note:That 130 /80, is not High nor is up to 140/90 as most charts suggest
These figures have been advised by pharmaceutical companies to sell more drugs.
EXCELLENT!! Thank you!!!!
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У Билла при показателях 134/88 и пульсе 60, давление будет 45,55мм рт ст(давление в пределах физиологической нормы). У Алана, при показателях 122/76 и пульсе 60, давление будет 52,45мм рт ст( давление в пределах физиологической нормы). У Джона, при показателях 118/76 и пульсе 60, давление будет 50,73мм рт ст(давление в пределах физиологической нормы).
excelente explicación
Thank you so much sir for sharing
Maybe you should to calculate in the orthostatic and clinostatic position and the two arm(brachial artery right and left)??
Thanks a lot
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Excellent
I watch this vid in 1st stage As medical student And tomorrow i have an osce exam
Sir,can you explain why the needle start to bounce before the actual korokoff sound can be heard???? Should we go for needle bouncing or sound???
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What makes a battery operated, store bought automatic blood pressure machine accurate or inaccurate? Are they actually reliable?
Good Sir 👌
Gracias 😊
Thank u!!!
Thank You sir
doc isn't the last diastolic pressure 86 mm/hg ??
Sir this is a basic vedio on blood pressure recording ....plz tell us something about Auscultatory gap ...because in case of hypertensive patients to avoid auscultatory gap ..we must use palpatory method first to record patient's systolic reading correctly ..
10 Q U your are best tutorial video
I was thrown off at the beginning when he said “sphygman” was the guy who developed it. ThTs not where the sphygmomanometer got it’s name. “sphygmo” is a medical prefix referring to the pulse.
Woaw I got it
I heard the other guys pulse just fine but got nothing but a few erratic beats from John.
I got 134 systolic and 94 diastolic for Bill…….
I am lay person. I just didn't get it.
Thats interesting, thanks for letting me know, do feel free to let me know if there were any particular areas where the concepts were not well communicated.
@@Campbellteaching Sorry, Dr John! It's my problem.I am not really a medical professional but interested in the terminology and general idea. So while watching this video I was thinking"I'm not gonna take anyone's BP". I'm gonna watch it again with this thinking-"Perhaps one day I want to be a nurse. Isn't it nice if I have already learned this knowledge and mastered the skill?" Thank you, Dr John!
No, its absolutely fine, I find it educationally interesting when people understand and do not understand, if you are interested, I have done a series on medical terminology, here is a link to one,
th-cam.com/video/-p5CKCuxtzE/w-d-xo.html
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@@Campbellteaching sir you are such a great doctor and excellent teacher.May Lord almighty bless you and keep you happy and healthy always.
Love from India.
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the website ask me to go away? anyway great video as usual
which website?
OMG I hope I never develop blood pressure.
Excuse me, bloke . . . you're wrong.
Blood pressure MUST be taken on the upper LEFT arm.
Kortikoff???😂😂😂😂😂😂
Its a Russian name, but most English references have it as Nikolai Korotkov or Korotkoff
@@Campbellteaching I am well aware of this, many thanks. But please call them Korotkov and not Kortikof as you pronounce it
ONLY good video on YT. Very professional and didactic - all the rest delusion-ally amateurish
I watch this vid in 1st stage As medical student And tomorrow i have an osce exam
Excellent