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[@markkemp1489]

Hey Coach,
As a physician of 38 yrs I doubt I will need the skills you so artfully review, however many of us geezers still renew and your presentations are not only helpful but presented in a very enjoyable manner. Thanks

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Appreciate your feedback. All the best for your renewal 😀

[@delusionboy]

bro the intro is the best part of it

[@zainabsaidubuhari2560]

Wow.! Am watching from NIGERIA! WELL EXPLAIN! TNK U . KEEP IT UP

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@Derekreallysaidthat]

Extremely informative… Thank you

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@mmabathofakude9799]

Hi Marius, watching from Saudi Arabia as a nurse

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

That's awesome. I have worked in KSA during the early 2000's.

[@ahigjt]

Hi dear welcome

[@poonammuti9234]

Awesome work sir. keep up the good work.

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Thank you, Appreciate your feedback.

[@shamailarizwan4083]

Hello marius, from pakistan... refreshing my emergency med knowledge

[@Plinktitioner]

Thank you for the videos!

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@abigailolivier4314]

This is very informative. Thanks.

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@lien3212]

Quick question, with amoidarone for VT/VF arrest, does one just keep bolusing amiodarone until ROSC/ no ROSC? Is the infusion only for maintenance once ROSC obtained?

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Amiodarone is only given twice during VF/pVT arrest : First dose is 300mg IV Push and the second dose is 150mg IV Push. The way I remember: Shock(1), Shock(2), EPINEPHRINE, Shock (3), AMIODARONE 300mg, Shock (4), EPINEPHRINE, Shock (5), AMIODARONE 150mg.
The equel number of shocks are followed by Epi and the odd number of shocks (3 & 5) is followed by Amio. Infusion is not used during cardiac arrest.

[@LIMKIMSEONGWEST]

Excellent work . Tq

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@mekhailjalexander8347]

Great video. Thanks

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Glad you liked it!

[@evamero8172]

Great job 👏

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Thank you 😀

[@khawaryazdani5503]

Great video ! thanks

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@nelizalieber9447]

Baie dankie Marius.

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Jy is baie welkom 😀

[@faviamathew3247]

Thank you sir. 👌👌👍👍

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@lamwakamelat1410]

Fantastic,thank you

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Thank you for your feedback. Really appreciate it 😀

[@yunim6151]

useful information

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

Thank you 😀

[@MyBeautifulBeauty]

Thank you 🙏

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@franciscazuniga4917]

omg thanks for your videos

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@peterfair4150]

This was extremely helpful

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@shangtse]

Thank you so much😮

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@andrew1234856]

Adrenaline seems to result into a bradycardia. I don't know if anyone has experienced this yet

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

You would probably need to share more details in what situation you experienced this.

[@andrew1234856]

@@TheResuscitationCoach it actually really does . From most of the cases I have used it for hypotension , a reflex Brady follows. I think it's to do with the baroreceptors

[@virginiam5428]

Thank you

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@ManarAlhasye-z4r]

thanks

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@노영희-u7h]

Thank u sooooo much ~!!!

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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[@lamwakamelat1410]

Fantastic,thank you

[@TheResuscitationCoach]

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