Lesson 3 - Mask Ventilation: MICU Fellows Airway Course
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- Rodney Dangerfield made a career and a fortune bemoaning his fate. "I don't get no respect!" He'd grab his signature red tie, pull the knot back and forth, and roll those exophthalmic eyes of his (did he ever get his thyroid function tested?).
Mask ventilation falls into the "I don't get no respect" category. The fame and glory is all in the intubation, and most airway students want to checker jump over the mask ventilation part and get right to the "cool stuff", the laryngoscopy.
Hold your horses!
Mask ventilation is the crucial "walk before you run" part of airway management, and you have to get this down pat. Mask ventilation buys you time, stabilizes the patient, in many cases SAVES the patient, and is the ultimate "fall back" if other airway maneuvers have failed. Plus, masking well sets you up for success in your laryngoscopy, as you will see below.
THIS GUY PROBABLY SAVED THOUSANDS OF LIVES
Although I never had the good fortune of having you as my teacher in person, thanks to the internet and TH-cam, I've learnt so much from you Sir!
My respect, gratitude and good wishes will be with you for life!
In India, where many will ridicule you for your ignorance and very few will come forward to hold your hand and guide you when you reach out for help, you are Godsend.
From literally trying to hide in the toilet when called upon to intubate a dying patient, I now look forward to being able to help someone ASAP.
I always try to volunteer to intubate FIRST!
And the credit for this metamorphosis goes to you and a few other dedicated, knowledgeable and good human beings like you
Thank you for all that you do and God bless you with good health and immortality. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Shukriya. Bahut dhanyavad.
@@christophergallagher693 OMG! I never expected you to respond in Hindi!
I don’t think you understand the 0:09
Mi associo alle benedizioni...Dio ti ha messo sulla mia strada carissimo collega
I am the Ukrainian Combat medic. I'm very appreciated to You Mate for an excelent explonation)
Watched many times, many thanks. Fantastic description.
I too keep watching these videos time and again. Makes me want to hug the man behind them! 😀❤️🙌
no one teaches like you, sir.
"If I could get a dime for every time I tilted a patient up and we got out of trouble I'd be a rich man.... but as you can tell from my dress, I'm not" :D
Ha ha! 👌👌
Thanks for sharing doc from Iran💜
Merci.
Great video. Valve mask is hard for me since my hands are so small BUT these tips have helped a lot.
this video is very thoroughly explained
Helps me a great deal, Doc! Thank You!!
Great explanation
Thank you.
great tips, but here's one more - get help, especially if the team doesn't have a plethora of experienced mask ventilators. One person holds the mask, 2nd person bags.
Cool and usefull video doc, thanks for sharing! Cheers from spanish young anaesthetist :)
De nada. Espero que les vaya bien en estos tiempos difíciles.
Yes you need to connect to oxygen. In a severe emergency, you can mask with room air, better than nothing!
But what if we have really small hands and we are in emergency all alone.. how can we improve mask ventilate with single hands?
Thank you for Sharing
The plastic oral airway was being put inside the mouth upside to start of with,That confused me a little untill it was corrected.
That's how you put a guedel airway in, upside down first and turn it once inside
Nice 👍🏼 video
Hi Sir. That device looks cool. So it no longer has to be connected to an oxygen tank right? We simply have to squeeze the bag manually to pump oxygen into our patient?
Hello from Australia Dr. Gallagher. Was airway ramping popular/ practiced when you released this video? If released your video today, do you think airway ramping has significance in airway management?
G'day mate. Ramping is big, yes, I did it all the time.
Thanks 👍!!!
You are WONDERFUL!! THANK YOU SO MUCH! In my hospital in Romania, our doctors don't teach us very good these things...because moatly they are fed up...But we need to learn too! I mean we are the future doctors! ( I'm talking about med.residents - I'm one of them too, at the Emergency). You've been so helpful. Because you know how to explain nicely! I love all of your videos! God bless you sir!
Îți mulțumesc pentru cuvintele amabile. Mult succes minunatilor romani care ii ajuta pe ucraineni!
@@christophergallagher693 Wow you also know romanian. In the emergency medicine, you are my god! And thank you - about the ukrainian..thing 😥 I dont even want to say the "w" word... I hope the Good will win. Like in books and movies. I hope!! Good luck to you too in your career and in your family life too! 🤗
Very helpful
Shukran jazeelan.
Can you please tell me why neck extansion during intubation
Gives straighter shot into trachea.
What if they have beard? Cant we put them on ambu ?
Great
Which induction agent is best for beginner in normotensive patient in icu
Propofol
I am going out of the way of 0:05
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Thank you sir for sharing tips and tricks of mask ventilation from your experience . Often the small things are what make all the difference.
More airway videos. Because the world needs you.
Good job Doc. A very pleasant sense of humor. You are so good a teacher. Keep it up
i know im asking randomly but does any of you know a way to get back into an instagram account..?
I was dumb lost my account password. I love any assistance you can give me!
@Issac Ray instablaster =)
@Damien Kashton I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Damien Kashton it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much, you saved my ass !
@Issac Ray No problem =)
Very useful, i am working as a lifeguard and i find these tips extremely helpful.Thanks a lot!!!!!
Hell in a hand basket 😂
Loving the humor
😀😀👌👌
Thank you so much from medical student. :)
Language is not clear very fast speaking 😊
thanks very much for your great efforts
Very good. Thank you.
Excellent explanation
that's amazing! Thank you!
Lol all that aggression released in that “This!! Is no way to ventilate”
:)
Wonderful.demonstration
Fantastic video