Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
Hey everyone, it's me, Doctor Mike, and welcome back to another medical learning video!
Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome or ARDS is important to understand for clinicians. In this video, you can learn what ARDS is, how it is diagnosed, determine severity, and best to manage patients with Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome.
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I had ARDS in 1994. I was teaching one day and in ICU the next. My oxygen was 46%. I am lucky to be alive.
Jane Adams My mom is in ICU under ARDS.. I hope she will be okay like you .
Garun, I will pray for your mother.
Thank God you are!!
@@annaj7954 prayers for her! Have faith in God...I hope for a full recovery!
My mother had ards in 2017 but after 8 months she died😭😭😭
This is very comprehensive and really helpful for future doctors, thanks Doc!
Thank you, Dr. Hansen- I have been an RN X 45 years, and an ICU nurse for 28 of those. This is, without a doubt, one of the most concise, easy to understand videos on ARDS I have ever seen. It clarified alot of previous questions I've had on this topic, and has given me a teaching tool I will be sure to pass on for the younger ICU nurses, so they can understand this better. I subscribed, and will be sure to follow all of your videos. You are the best, thanks again!
I had something similar when I was put on a Statin. Suddenly, I had terrible shortness of breath. I seriously thought I was going to die. My doctor thought it was just my asthma acting up, but it was different as if my lungs were full of glass. This went on for months with my condition worsening. Thankfully, I forgot to take the drug one day and I realized that the symptoms were a little better. I quit taking the drug entirely, but it took months for my lungs to recover.
I retired from 41 years as an RT. ARDS is about the most trying situation we face. Thanks for the memories 🙃
Critical care RN for 15 years, ICU, ER, Rapid Response in Houston TX. Amazing video brother!!!!! Please continue the education!!!!!
I'm saving this video in case I end up getting Covid 19 related ARDS. Hoping that all Drs are up to date on this info like you, Dr Hansen..but if not, then I want my Dr to watch this informational video before proceeding with protocol. Have to be proactive to get the best care. Many thanks Doc and best wishes for your continued good health!♡
Other Doctors know this which is why he's made this Video. Many COVID-19 patients developed ARDS, this was reported all month.
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Your explanation was absolutely amazing doc.
This is terrific for medical students, interns, and those who want to learn more about ARDS. Great job on providing high yield easy to understand content!
GLAD your back with us Doctor!! 🙌🏼🙏🏼
Great stuff! Well explained and simplified. I will use your videos in my classes for Respiratory Care students. Thank you for such a great service.
I've been a CVICU/ICU/Trauma RN for 20 years. ARDS patients are some of my favorite peeps to take care of. They make me use my critical thinking skills. Great video and information! Subscribed! Love from North Texas!
Thank you for everything you do.
Hi Ray, need some help with a friend’s brother going through ARDS. Can I have your email address please
I am grateful for the great information!Tq Dr Mike Hansen.
Very informative, and I like your teaching style
Great video, would love to see more educational videos like this regarding common pulm/crit care pathology
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Doctor Hansen!👍
Great video that answered a lot of open questions i had. I contracted Covid back in August and was hospitalized with ARDS.. Thanks again for taking the time to record this
Thank God u made it through!!
I honestly thought this was the best video on ARDS on all of TH-cam and I had been searching all morning! I’d love more pictures in future videos also, we nursing students need visuals. Lol thank you. I’m now a new sub!
More nursing medical content pleeeeese!
Very informative !
Hi, thank you for giving more information about ARDS..i learned
More about it. Thsnk up much.
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Sure I will subsribe :) . Thank you for the good information
Catching up on some of your videos
Plz make a video about gas exchange, respiratory monitoring and lung protective stretagies which we can use in icu in postoperative period for early recovery of patients.
Thank you for that great information. I am a retired NICU RN so I saw a lot of RDS and CLD in premature infants. With the COVID 19 disease causing ARDS in the adult population I have been quite interested in the strategies you use in the ICU. With the information coming out from France about avoiding the use of corticosteroids and NSAIDs, have you stopped using Solumedral? (spelling?) I found it quite interesting as well that you use prone positioning in the adult population. Thanks for these videos.
Grade-saving video actually 😂♥️
Thank you so much 💗
Thanks a lot
Well this was posted in good timing
Great smile, doc- do it again; it's healing. We must keep our alveoli healthy. thanks for the mention to nurses.
Hi Dr. Mike; Thank you for all of the informative videos on this pandemic. Can you do a future video on the issue that has been discussed about the differences in Covid 19 treatment with respect to ventilation vs. high flow oxygen. This video illustrates that to some degree, but I am wondering if you think Covid treatment should be different at this point than typical protocols for other lung problems. Thanks again for all you are doing!
Nice, nice video, thanks ;)
You should make a podcast with short explanations like this video... very soothing voice lol
I’m 37 now, at the time my 14-15 year old girlfriend caught this rare disease when I was 15 going to 16, and all I got was from doctors we doing the best we can. She’s gone at 15!
When dealing with refractory hypoximia, Would each of these changes, have the same effects on decreasing cardiac output? I guess what I'm trying to ask is would increasing MAP by increasing PEEP affect cardiac output more than increasing MAP by extending I -time or increasing RR?
Hi doc Mike
I am working in a prehospital clinic. The place is quite remote. How can I identified ARDS in to classification just by signs and symptoms and vital signs perhaps?
Thank you so much
Oh my God i need to survive thank you for sharing this vedio stay Safe everyone..
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@@seagreen9264 what's funny?!
that tube is high,RT here.We use HFOV in neo and peds all the time early on.
A.I. Dimmer Hi A.I., ETT might be a tad more than 4 cm above carina, but it’s close. Anyway, I’m glad HFOV works for kids. Unfortunately, it’s a no go in adults. We were using it in adults until 2014 or so, when there was a high quality study in NEJM that didn’t show benefit.
@@DoctorMikeHansen Have you tried APRV or Bilevel?i know theyre also an option for lung protective ventilation but got no expirience to brag in adult critical care since im a neo/ peds core RT.
thank you doctor for explaining ARDS ....why can the blood not be removed and circulated through a some type of mechanical oxygenating devise and then replaced , something similar to temporary kidney dialysis for the lungs ...thank you
It can be done. I’ll touch on this in my next video. It’s called ECMO, but it’s a risky procedure.
@@DoctorMikeHansen our family friend/ member died from ARDS after being on the ECMO machine. They said if she survived she'd need lung transplants. It all started following cyst removal surgery. :(
After using a vent will that cause any brain damage? I know people swear they have issues after bypass surgery and they must stop breathing for a bit so will a vent do the same??? Curiosity to know if brain fog is an issue safer for memory loss. Any studies on bypass or vent procedures? Thanks in advance
When you talk about opening up the alveoli, is it like getting the mucus out by performing the heimlich maneuver except with the machine? Is that what you are talking about in that section of the video. I had read up on the heimlich maneuver and read that it was initially developed for getting the mucus out of the alveoli for asthma.
Who is your targeted audience for your videos? I've watched a couple of them so far. Some seem to be for people interested info on the current virus going around but this on seems like it's more targeted for a medical student with all ghe medical jargon. Me, I was looking for videos on the virus and how my reactive airway would play into things if I contracted the virus. I seen that you was an asthma reaction too when you exercise.
What is the prognosis for covid induced lung fibrosis CT scan score 15?
What doctor should I look for if I have these symptoms?
I had this with influenza A. In Jan 2020. It happened very quickly. I was also told I had COPD which was a first for me. I did escape moving to ICU. with IV steroids and antibiotics. I was just wondering what is infiltrates exactly. have you seen this with the flu?
Can severe hypoxia cause leg/calves muscles pain that with severe shortness of breath makes you unable to wall for more than few steps , forces you to stop and take deep breaths? My pulmo doc ignores it, though l have a history of arterial oxygen going to 55.
Hi Dr.Mike. I'm Cathie ICU RN from Ohio. At a glance it seems that the mortality rate for those with active disease in China is higher than those in other countries. Am I accurate in that and do you think it is just better care or other factors and what would they be. And what's your opinion on droplet vs true resp. Spread at this point. Thanks. Love your channel.
I resemble that xray!
I get heart attack when i was on surgery 2009 so that time i have problem with my heart and respiration
doesn't fungus cause this as well
I had a family friend die of ARDS after having surgery to remove a cyst on her chest. :(
Jennifer Rae Fuchek that is so sad! I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤️
@@terrystarnes4413 thank you. It was sudden and a rollercoaster of emotions for the duration of the illness. ARDS is no joke. She was a healthy young lady in her 20s.
Amazing 👄💐💐💋🌹❤️❤️❤️
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Radiogram looks exactly like BPD. Cut glass.
My mother had ards in 2018
But after 4 months she died
Because of ards? Or other reason?
@@ss-jj8gr ards bro
@@jasmeetmaan8868 ards not treated? Or after treatment she died?
@@ss-jj8gr yes
@@jasmeetmaan8868 I recovered from ARDS recently. This feels very scary to me. Can you shed some more light on what led to it? I know it's difficult for you to even think about it, but a terrified survivor on this side.
Who are the cowards that keep thumbing down these informative videos. Most likely proud jealous colleagues.
Get straight to the point doctor… in specific details
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Who is your target audience? For doctors, your content is elementary, for laymen your vocabulary is incomprehensible.
Great for ICU nurses!
I imagine this material is intended as a supplemental learning resource for med students and casual learners.
As a layperson, I find this extremely interesting and instructive. I'm not understanding everything, but I'm understanding enough. I'd take this content any day over a silly animated video with dumbed down or vague explanations.
I’m a flight medic and I like the information
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