Pediatric Respiratory Distress

[@patriciagodula9848]

As much as I feel sorry for the little ones I appreciate the actual real videos of the children in distress. Rather than relying on pictures or animations is a lot easier to understand what a respiratory distress actually looks like. Thank you for that! :)

[@ksailor71]

Awesome! I’m sitting here at midnight with my sick 6 yr old. This was so helpful! Bless you for posting this.

[@oliviadeturk5617]

as a new nursing student, thank you. my professor did not explain our respiratory chapters nearly as well as this presentation. :)

[@slinnky]

Oh hey I made that graphic on different retraction locations. I'm glad to see it's getting good use!

[@marie.s9995]

Our lecture brought me here. I appreciate this video so much. Thank you!

[@MinAwY377]

The case study videos were so helpful, thank you !

[@courtneybrickner7941]

I was going to rush my toddler to the ER until I watched this. This was so informative and helpful.

[@serenaspoon7640]

I have a one month old with RSV and this video really helped a lot. Thank you!

[@MH-uq7mq]

How long did it take for your baby to get better from RSV? And was he hospitalized?

[@ushasara3219]

Is it normal now?

[@hishama.h2178]

Thank you very good presentation, very clear simplified and very understandable.

[@bashbroq]

Great presentation, very informative.

[@haloSrising]

Hard to watch but so informative great presentation! Thank you for sharing.

[@allandominguez6285]

As a respiratory therapist student thank you, very informative

[@Fayw2023]

Are u working yet did u graduate( 2023)

[@jcfounders]

one of the best instructive and review videos I've seen

[@jcfounders]

to the point and not full of fluff

[@Nicole-py8mm]

This is a great video. Ty

[@Nicholasvelaz22]

Thank you for this, this is extremely helpful.

[@ginavarricchio2477]

This video it was amazingly helpful. Thank you so much for posting stuff like this.

[@stevealapatt9499]

Thank you for sharing!

[@musicsportsjj]

MS3 on inpatient peds! This was great.

[@dereknoll364]

Great presentation! Thank you.

[@manuelnicanorgarciatejada6718]

Perfect, do you have the updated page?

[@xuanthanh1073]

5:32 head bobbing
6:21

[@emsdodson]

Most images, videos and pathologies show infant dx. and tx. yet subject matter is titled pediatrics. I came looking for material supporting 8-12. Consider changing title.

[@anfalalobied1847]

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[@4DownLoad1]

4:27 retraction
6:55 grunting
7:44 stridor
croup
anaphylaxis
bronchiolitis
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[@feliciawilde1358]

I can’e find any medical professional to help me because…quite frankly, I have to explain my son’s condition to almost ALL medical professionals. He has Laryngomalacia. It’s an airway defect that causes respiratory distress. Basically…he has respiratory retractions including trachea ALL THE TIME. He has stridor ALL THE TIME. He has sleep apnea ALL THE TIME. He has trouble ALL THE TIME. The only indicators I have while he is sick with a respiratory cold is, counting breathing pattern in a minute and make sure it isn’t into 50 or 60s, watch for nasal flaring, listen to how the nose sounds, and see if he seems to be struggling.
My question is. What can medical professionals do for my laryngomalacia baby when he is having more trouble than usual to breath from a respiratory cold. Bc the epinephrine nebulizing didn’t help much, the steroids sucked and coming off of them sucked. And abuterol shouldn’t be given to babies with laryngomalacia, it actually makes the condition worse.
The only thing that seems to help is saline and serious nasal suction. Only problem is, I don’t have a medical grade sucker.

[@exploresciencewithanto628]

Even yep we are sailing on the same boat

[@Fayw2023]

Pediatric pulmonologist

[@Fayw2023]

Studying for pals

[@donaldpedigo296]

.. The Doctor is ... TALKING-OVER THE BREATHING-SOUNDS ... Stop Talking So Your Audience Can-Listen ..😇🙏👍

[@silentbeauty1443]

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