Now this is what we call a well presented case...though it can be elaborated by discussing the contraindications if present any...overall it was so well explained. ..👍
A good demonstration of ED management of acute severe asthma exacerbation. Just a comment.. Chest XR is not routinely recommended in asthma patients unless you are suspecting pneumothorax, pneumonia or if there is no improvement with medical treatment or worsening hypoxia on ABG
2.5 mg every 20 minutes for 3 doses; if good response, can lengthen interval to every 3 to 4 hours as needed; if incomplete response, can lengthen interval to every 1 to 3 hours as needed
Deriphylline is not an ideal first line agent for acute exacerbation If refractory to the first line agents you can start aminophylline infusion, with Cardiac monitoring as its therapeutic index is low
2.5 mg every 20 minutes for 3 doses; if good response, can lengthen interval to every 3 to 4 hours as needed; if incomplete response, can lengthen interval to every 1 to 3 hours as needed
Sir if in case he is k/c/o Dm and he is on insulin in this situation can we give glucocorticoid inj like Hydracort but it my shoot up sugar level then ??
Now this is what we call a well presented case...though it can be elaborated by discussing the contraindications if present any...overall it was so well explained. ..👍
Confidence is on another lvl just like doctor has experience of many years 👏✌great motivation for 1st yr med students
Sir Dr. Sreekrishnan is a God of emergency department tnx such a wonderful experience explaination excellent👍
I wish i could present the case like him 😍
Great efforts sir... can't thank enough of how much help you are doing to the students by making such great videos 🙏🙏
Please make videos on basics for checking of all vital signs including hr , rr everything. These basic things are missed by most of people
Presice and well explained.thank you sir
Med student from pakistan
Girish sir..you are the coolest 👍
Very nice work by hr team sir very helpful
I would have started panicking at that moment btw well presented and explained case ....very confident doctor 🔥.....
How does he know all the answers like wikipedia! I would have started panicking 😂 great explanation though! Please make more
haha😂
Get lost
He had 100s of case experiences..
The Best clinical presentation on BA
Wonderful sir .... Love the concept..it will be very helpful for us
Please continue making videos like these. Very very informative.
Really very useful.. Easy to understand❤✨
Please keep doing the great work. Thank you.
Thanks a lot for such a wonderful real time videos sir 🙏
Thank you for such kind of presentation.
Fantastic doctor really useful video
Wow, the discussion on this topic and make a good communitory understanding , thanks sir for your conseptiation ❤️
Very helpful
Plz make more such videos
Thank you so much sir..🙏 for uploading this type of videos...it is really helpful.
THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR )) try to make videos on the management of severe bradycardia, hypotension, hypertension, tachycardia in emergency room .
Really very helpful vedio,thank you so much for uploading
Very useful continue plz
very helpful, thank you for your videos. Need more of these video
Nice explanation,thanks for information
Great presentation sir. Thank you .
Great video keep going
Very informative 👏.
Excellent case presentation.
Thank you AETCM team. Keep up the good work
Good presentation!
Pls make more case scenarios which are common cases like acute on Ckd,stroke,ingested poisoning,trauma ,appendicitis ,acute abdomen ,etc
They r doing well job..thnx to everyone🙏👍😊
Extremely helpful
Thankyou 😊
Thank you sir😍
Thank you sir 🙏
Thank you so much sir🙏🙂
Please keep making short videos like this..
Thanks
Thanks for 2 big boss
Very useful videos. Thank you sir.Sir plz do stroke and head injury cases
Great presentation.
Nice😊keep continue😊
Very helpful video sir
A good demonstration of ED management of acute severe asthma exacerbation.
Just a comment..
Chest XR is not routinely recommended in asthma patients unless you are suspecting pneumothorax, pneumonia or if there is no improvement with medical treatment or worsening hypoxia on ABG
Very nice 👍👍👍👍
Great video sir.thankyou
Nice presentation 😍
Confidence level is so high 🙏
Is he a student (viva) or video is made for explanation purpose.
Very helpful,thnq
How humble are you people
Dr geeresh sir is gem
Thank you sirs. Nutshell
Good presentation
Very useful videos 👍
Super teachers 👍
Sir plz keep uploading such video ... since a long you haven't uploaded such kind of case scenario...
Wait and watch, few videos will be released in coming days, monthly 4 case scenario videos will be uploaded
Very informative. If possible write medicine in drescription below. Thanks
Wonderful
very powerful and good presentation
Nice video sir
Could you please upload a RSI medications detailed information in real time streaming.
Thank you
It is really helpful
Can u make the caption available for easy access of doses of injection u provide for various situations
Thank u so much sir
Tnx sir
everything is good tell a little speed
2 greats together🙏🙏
Hi I'm dr.shubham barot I'm bhms .thank you very much sir very Informative
It is really helpful.
Reminds me my practice days in college !!
Sir plz make on thrombolysis
Next level
Hello sir
Nice work. Hope you all are fine at AIMS
Yes Aswin
Sir why magnesium sulphate is given . What is the role in acute attacks.
Thankuu sirr
sir medication name not listion clear voice plz menstion in screen next vidio
Sir how long is the duration of first nebulization and wats the next time to give the second salbutamol neb and until how many minutes.?
2.5 mg every 20 minutes for 3 doses; if good response, can lengthen interval to every 3 to 4 hours as needed; if incomplete response, can lengthen interval to every 1 to 3 hours as needed
oxygen
salbutamol
terbiline.
mgso4 2-3ml
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In asthmatic condition what is the role of Mg sulphate doctor
Refractory asthma mgso4 can be given for broncho dilation
Thankyou all
Sir can you please upload video on manegement of all type of shock??
Already available
@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine can you please send me the link?
Sir for aute attack can we give levosalbutamol 1.25 mg nebulization instead of salbutamol ?
How to differentiate it from dyspnoea due to cardiac failure
History and features of fluid overload
Thaaaaaaaaaaanks
Sreekrishna dr is legend
Thanks a lot Sir.when is Deriphylline injections indicated. If given in this scenario any harm /any use🙏🙏🙏
Deriphylline is not an ideal first line agent for acute exacerbation
If refractory to the first line agents you can start aminophylline infusion, with Cardiac monitoring as its therapeutic index is low
@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine Thanks a lot Sir 🙏🙏
Sir Why Respiratory alkalosis?
Due to tachypnea
How many cycle salbutamol nebulisation can give maximum like this case ; pls explain can
2.5 mg every 20 minutes for 3 doses; if good response, can lengthen interval to every 3 to 4 hours as needed; if incomplete response, can lengthen interval to every 1 to 3 hours as needed
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Sir, what if Adrenaline nebulisation has to been? ..what is the recomended dose and how frequently to be given?
Not routinely recommended
Sir can we nebulize with salbutamol in tachycardia?
If Wheeze is there yea
Gold
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Can we give theophylline infusion?
Less evidence
@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine thanku ❤️
Why is MgSO4 Given sir?
For refractory acute exacerbation of bronchial asthma can be tried
@@AETCMEmergencyMedicine i think only stat dose of 2g is recommended?
Sir if in case he is k/c/o Dm and he is on insulin in this situation can we give glucocorticoid inj like Hydracort but it my shoot up sugar level then ??
Boon for us interns
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