You are absolutely amazing at explaining things. This is awesome because I'm a visual learner and you have helped me so much with the drawings and your simple explanations of things. God bless you, and please keep them coming!!! ^_^
I've wondered why Asthma, the hypoxic aspect of CHF, COPD, and upper airway obstructions are not considered Obstructive shock. After all, they are inhibiting external respiration which, then decreases perfusion.
A tension pneumothorax is a medical emergency and if you miss it clinically and try to do an x Ray you can actually be subject to a disciplinary hearing from what I understand because the patient will most likely die while taking the x ray
Im confussed now. The pleural space does not surrounds the heart. the pericardium does. I mean they both are serous membrane but are not the same. The pleural space is the space between the parietal and visceral pleurae. So when you refers that the pleural cavity is a space that includes the lungs and the heart and then starts saying its limits, those limits are from the mediastinum...The thoracic cavity is not the same to pleural cavity
By the end of the video, it looks like the cardiac tamponade heart is on fire. O_O Ohh yeah, and I thought that looked funny. Tamponade's misspelled. Great video though!
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You are absolutely amazing at explaining things. This is awesome because I'm a visual learner and you have helped me so much with the drawings and your simple explanations of things. God bless you, and please keep them coming!!! ^_^
Masha allah amazing
Great great explanation
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cardiac tamponade has decreased preload however paradoxycally the PCWP is increased due to compression by fluid **
I loved your explanation and it is very clear to me now. Thank you so much
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Great explanation 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍
I've wondered why Asthma, the hypoxic aspect of CHF, COPD, and upper airway obstructions are not considered Obstructive shock. After all, they are inhibiting external respiration which, then decreases perfusion.
What of pulmonic stenosis? can it be included as a cause of obstructive shock/
Simple and excellent in explanation for visual learner..thank you..
A tension pneumothorax is a medical emergency and if you miss it clinically and try to do an x Ray you can actually be subject to a disciplinary hearing from what I understand because the patient will most likely die while taking the x ray
You're better off using an ultrasound
you are awesome thanks so much :)
Im confussed now. The pleural space does not surrounds the heart. the pericardium does. I mean they both are serous membrane but are not the same. The pleural space is the space between the parietal and visceral pleurae. So when you refers that the pleural cavity is a space that includes the lungs and the heart and then starts saying its limits, those limits are from the mediastinum...The thoracic cavity is not the same to pleural cavity
Bruto shock
By the end of the video, it looks like the cardiac tamponade heart is on fire. O_O
Ohh yeah, and I thought that looked funny. Tamponade's misspelled. Great video though!
they didn't call it obstructive shock in EMT school....
you spelled tamponade wrong...
👌 wonderful explanation 👌