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Thank you for the lectures! I just began my nursing career in the ICU and utilizing your videos have helped me tremendously on understanding these topics in school!
Hey! I'm an ICU Nurse for about a year now. I love all your videos and have taken fantastic notes from them. I wanted to know if you can make a series for Ventricular Assist Devices? Possibly Comparing and contrasting the various types, differences, management, expectations etc. Would love to see it
I am a first year Perfusion student. Your videos are very helpful. Unfortunately we do not have many resources for perfusion students. Thank you for helping.
Typically the nurse will be the one making the changes on the machine. Ive seen them drop them out of 1:1 to wean and see how they do, but usually they don't manage the pump itself.
Eddie, your videos have been backpacking me through my career as a CVICU nurse lol… any chance you’ll have any videos on VADs and Impella’s anytime soon? Again, I love your content! I can’t express how helpful all of your videos have been!
This is so great to hear! Truly awesome to know the videos have been helpful for you as you grow in your role. I do plan to cover both VADs and Impella. Impella will be soon. Not sure on VADs.
Hi! I like your content. Will you be able to discuss managing Vasopressors and Inotropes drip, Hemodynamics, on patient who is fresh heart post op with HF while on balloon pump.
thanks for excellent presentation, can you advise when patient on IABP with inotropes , do you wean off IABP before inotropes? or you try to wean both simultaneously ? wat protocols do you use also in patient who has cardiac arrest on IABP how do you manage the pump in this situation , thanks
Typically wean IABP first and may even up inotrope to support IABP wean. For codes, make sure IABP is in pressure trigger. If having issues can always standby if needed but the added coronary perfusion is great in codes so pressure is best.
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This whole IABP series was excellent, thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Awesome! Really glad you have enjoyed the series Huda!
Thank you for the lectures! I just began my nursing career in the ICU and utilizing your videos have helped me tremendously on understanding these topics in school!
Thanks Eddie. Excellent presentation.
Awesome. Glad you liked it!
Hey! I'm an ICU Nurse for about a year now. I love all your videos and have taken fantastic notes from them. I wanted to know if you can make a series for Ventricular Assist Devices? Possibly Comparing and contrasting the various types, differences, management, expectations etc. Would love to see it
Hey Yeshaya, I do plan to cover those in the future!
I am a first year Perfusion student. Your videos are very helpful. Unfortunately we do not have many resources for perfusion students. Thank you for helping.
Should the pump be placed on standby for chest x-rays?
Not necessarily but I've heard standby just makes it easier to see the marker on the iabp for placement but it could still be done
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Who is responsible for inputting the settings into the machine? The icu nurse or physician?
Typically the nurse will be the one making the changes on the machine. Ive seen them drop them out of 1:1 to wean and see how they do, but usually they don't manage the pump itself.
Perfusionist are responsible for that
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Can you make an impella video??
Eddie, your videos have been backpacking me through my career as a CVICU nurse lol… any chance you’ll have any videos on VADs and Impella’s anytime soon?
Again, I love your content! I can’t express how helpful all of your videos have been!
This is so great to hear! Truly awesome to know the videos have been helpful for you as you grow in your role.
I do plan to cover both VADs and Impella. Impella will be soon. Not sure on VADs.
Thank you, I look forward to it!
Hi! I like your content. Will you be able to discuss managing Vasopressors and Inotropes drip, Hemodynamics, on patient who is fresh heart post op with HF while on balloon pump.
Eddie, do intra-aortic balloon pumps increase pressure on the right side of the heart? Are they contraindicated in cases of right-heart failure?
What's your lower limit for mean pressure when weaning pressors?
I think you should do a series on impellas too
thanks for excellent presentation, can you advise when patient on IABP with inotropes , do you wean off IABP before inotropes? or you try to wean both simultaneously ? wat protocols do you use
also in patient who has cardiac arrest on IABP how do you manage the pump in this situation ,
thanks
Typically wean IABP first and may even up inotrope to support IABP wean. For codes, make sure IABP is in pressure trigger. If having issues can always standby if needed but the added coronary perfusion is great in codes so pressure is best.
Please tell how to set augmentation settings.
This was such a good explanation!!!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾Thank you so much for being efficient
Glad it was helpful!
My mother (65+) is in ICU after a Bypass operation with this Machine.
Pls PRAY for my mother.
Hoping for a speedy recovery for your mom.
Thanks Eddie for making this educational video. Do you also have an impella video?
Happy to help May. And I don't just yet, but it is on the todo list.
That was amazing 😍😍😍tnx
I love this series! Have you considered doing one for impella? Or have you already done it and I missed it? Thanks SO much for all you do 🤗
Woohoo! And yes, I do have Impella on the todo list. Def haven't missed it yet. Not sure exactly when I'll get to it.
I am so grateful for your channel… thank you ♥️
You are very welcome!
Thx :)
But i don't undrstnd, why we use the helium to Inflate the balloon?
The helium is a quick gas to move, which enables rapid inflation and deflation with minimal delay.
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Great video, as always.
Thank you!
Thank you for another input…
You're welcome!
great IABP review. I learned more than I did on my training at the hospital. thanks!