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I ❤️❤️❤️ the content. Thank you so much for the effort, the high quality.. I have shared among friends and colleagues. It kinda sounds neurotic of me may be, but could you please edit the ecg flat line sound at the beginning of your videos.. Could you make it reversed? As if ROSC instead of the depressing flat...? Thank you, from India
I don’t know what I would do without this channel! You’re interactive visual teaching style def helps me process and breakdown information! I’ve been waiting on CRRT, thank you for taking the time to make these videos 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽 you’re much appreciated.. also thanks for making a review of the kidneys. I’d be a liar if I said I remember much of nursing school ... it’s years ago and we never have enough time to review at bedside much alone use the bathroom or drink water.
This is so great to hear Cassandra! I'm so glad to hear that these videos have been so helpful for you in your learning. And yes, I think knowing and reviewing some of the underlying pathophysiology is such a valuable thing. I always say that knowing that what for what is happening helps you to make sense of what you are seeing and WHY you are doing things you do. Man of my series I try to start off with that first. Glad you liked it! 😊
Thank you for your amazing videos that helps me to understand the concepts. You simplify it to make it easy to understand. Appreciate all your efforts in helping the medical and nursing students enhance their knowledge.
thank you a lot , as a nephrology resident this helped me a lot to understand the basics that's impossible to get from the complicated book , your illustration is awesome
I did enjoy the renal system explaining. You do make it easy to learn how it work and you write it down and have a picture that show what it look like . Keep up the good work.
I just want to say thank you lots for sharing every single educational videos you have here. It is a tremendous help of understanding that I didn’t even entirely comprehend well during school. You made everything so simple and the delivery very clear and precise. Cheers mate
Thank you so much for this comment. Really happy to hear the videos have helped you to understand things a bit better. Truly my goal is to help others understand these complex topics as it really makes a difference in patient care.
Eddie I actually used your videos to advocate to my boss to become CRRT certified. I watched them in November 2020,texted my boss that after watching your videos I wanted to learn to do this. I took the class in January. I just finished four days with my first patient. Thanks Eddie!!!!
Wow! This is awesome! Way to go on learning something new and then advocating for yourself. I hope you are enjoying the the journey. I love CRRT patients!
@@ICUAdvantage I did we started with 4 pressors were able to get her off all of them. She was finally able to come off CRRT. Next step is extubation. Thank you so much for your awesome content.
PEDS ICU nurse here, just recently found your channel and I'm LOVING IT! Would love to see something on FLUIDS AND ELECTROLYTES as it is such a complex topic, and so important for the ICU world. You're amazing, thank you for sharing your knowledge in such a simplified and entertaining way!
Awesome and welcome Dani!! I'm really humbled to hear your comment. Thank you. 😊 As for fluids & electrolytes, I do have those on my todo list, but thank you so much for the suggestion!
Hi Eddie! Great work. Your videos are really helpful. They are simple to understand and has tons of information. Are you planning to make some videos on antibiotics in ICU? Please let us know. Thanks😊😊
Great information! It's crazy how complex the kidneys are. I'm still not comfortable with CRRT so I'm looking forward to the other videos! Thank you for what you do!
It really is isn't it?!? The nephron is such a complex little structure and it does so many different things. Truly the complexity of our bodies is amazing!
Thank you Ben. Yeah its amazing how much stuff we brain dump. Its always nice to refresh over things. One great thing about making all these videos is some of the small things I re-learn along the way.
Nice explanation. However there is a correction needed at time 4:50- EFFERENT ARTERIOLE is SMALLER DIAMETER than AFFERENT ARTERIOLE normally to maintain that hydrostatic pressure you are talking about. Mentioning this for the benefit of everyone. Appreciate your efforts Eddie Watson.
I have a question. I’m an RN that did many years of inpt HD and then worked many years in a nephrology office. Just checking, and I may be the one who’s wrong lol, but did you mean to say CREATINE as one of the waste products of the kidney....or CREATININE? This was a fantastic review. CRRT was relatively new when I was doing HD at our local trauma hospital in the early and mid 90’s. Thanks and looking forward to more videos getting into CRRT 😊
My most vivid horrible memory was getting called in in the middle of the night because the system had clotted because we couldn’t use heparin lol. (The dialysis RN always had to initiate it, then the critical care nurse maintained it, not sure how it is these days. So we always got paged to come in to get it up and running again 😠)
Thank you 🙏🏾 , lately I am getting acute renal patients on new dialysis , so I came to brush up. I get 3 patient with heart disease that caused their acute renal failure but they have other mobilities also. One patient was Aortic dissection ) how do that happen ? , have to read about it .
I ❤️❤️❤️ the content. Thank you so much for the effort, the high quality.. I have shared among friends and colleagues. It kinda sounds neurotic of me may be, but could you please edit the ecg flat line sound at the beginning of your videos.. Could you make it reversed? As if ROSC instead of the depressing flat...? Thank you, from India
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words and Im glad you liked it. Thank you for the feedback on the intro. I do have a plan to change the whole intro up soon so hopefully will be a moot point.
Awesome Stephanie! Welcome. Thank you for that! In the video description I like to all the equipment I use but basically its an iPad/Mac combo. I screencast the Mac desktop to the iPad using an Apple Pencil and just have Adobe Photoshop up for all the writing. Screen recording with Quicktime 😊
Thank you as always Doris! My setup is pretty simple. I use Adobe Photoshop for the "blackboard" and then screen cast to an iPad where I write with an Apple Pencil. Got a Blue Yeti for recording the sound via QuickTime which also does the screen recording. 😊
SLED is more like regular HD, just a slower "lighter" version. Oftentimes its used on the same types of patients, ie the hemodynamically unstable. SLED usually runs over 8-10 hours. CRRT on the other hand is a continuous therapy, run 24/7 except for some minor downtime. Because of the slower speeds and the filters that we use, we do also get the adsorptive clearance of larger molecules that we don't see with normal HD/SLED.
@@ICUAdvantage oh it’s another brand of CRRT solution just like prismasol, and FYI prismasol got no dextrose content but multibic has. And Eddie, any ideas how to improve critical thinking skill? I just joined SICU recently and really having a hard time.
Cant help but mention, the flat tone at the beginning of the videos does not help build a very optimistic mentality for the watchers, most of whom need that while working in the ICU.
Some people have not reviewed over the "basics" of A&P for years. It is helpful to review the concepts to help relate them to the concepts that are later discussed. For many its helpful. If its not, the beauty is you can skip past this video and just watch the others in the series.
@@ICUAdvantage I apologise. I was pretty rude about it. You do talk fast, but otherwise this a hugely helpful and informative video series. You demystify crrt, something that my own trust hasn’t exactly been helpful with. I was just frustrated about by the topic. Sorry man
