LEARN TO FIX THE BROKEN RIGHT VENTRICLE

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LEARN TO FIX THE BROKEN RIGHT VENTRICLE // This is part 2 of the series paying respect to the most mis-understood ventricle, the RV. Watch this video to learn about optimizing the right ventricle, pulmonary arterial vasodilation as well optimizing myocardial perfusion. This is a must watch to understand the intricacies of resuscitation.
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Part 3 will focus on intubating the patient with RV dysfunction.

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24 май 2020

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@akimbo5u 4 года назад

Really great series! Especially enjoyed the inotropes/pressors review!

@CriticalCareNow 4 года назад

Appreciate that. Glad you enjoyed it

@psychocloud 4 года назад

Excellent series

@CriticalCareNow 4 года назад

Thanks

@user-lo5eh6nf5z 3 года назад

Thanks alot great effort very informative ...

@CriticalCareNow 2 года назад

Thanks for liking

@arsalantalib 4 года назад

Great series !! Thanks for this. Keep going Plz Add a lecture on fluids choice for RESUS and sedative agents to be used on vented patients.

@CriticalCareNow 4 года назад

Cool! I like that. Will do.

@basel277 4 года назад

Great video thanks! I Can you recommend any videos or Articles to expand on the topic? i'm really intersted in resuscitation in Patients with preexisting right heart dysfunction (when they are septic for example). Thanks again.

@CriticalCareNow 4 года назад

Too many to list. EMcrit recently had a great podcast on it and tons of review articles

@oxfd611 4 года назад

When you say give small amounts of fluid are you saying crystalloids or colloids? If I suspect a right inferior MI STEMI in the field and the patient is showing signs of hemodynamic instability, some paramedics systems have protocol instructions to not administer nitrates or use with caution. Would lactated ringers, in the small amounts, be the better choice to maintain the vascular volume? After I consulted with my medical control of course.

@CriticalCareNow 4 года назад

The data says there’s no difference. I’d use crystalloids to start and LR is my go to

@kristinkuester80 3 года назад

Can you provide references that suggest IV norepinephrine, vasopressin, and nitroglycerin reduce PVR? MDs at my workplace requested evidence when I told them about what you taught me in this lecture. Thanks!

@CriticalCareNow Год назад

Check pubmed