Flail Thorax

[ejv76]

excelente para la enseñanza en trauma

[MrSamson4]

thanks for the help.

[1Blueblood1]

Thats some nice road rash

[JuanPapaNicolao]

Spanish lady has nice voice

[xJenBabesx]

LMAO, i was only asking a question

Jeeez are you always that defenisive? lolol

and i dont study cooking! please! i can barely make pasta lolol

[xJenBabesx]

Um why are you filming someone elses pain? and putting it on youtube?

[arieloflight]

@xJenBabesx it is done for educational purposes only son other peple can observe what happens in real cases...and also the patient's face is not shown so they are not violating his confindentiality

[daniel2407]

the neck collar is grong place, the back side is in front....ASL the nurse say please do not release the collar ..i said please remove me the collar and place right

[arieloflight]

@daniel2407 the neck collar is properly placed as u see the chin place on it and the rear part is different it won't fit in the front area, "it is properly placed".

The patient will be definetely intubated but don't agree with the use of the Venti mask, at least he has to be on Bipap if doesn't have a face lesion or broken bones to decrease the work of breathing and support the flail chest with PEEP wich also helps to keep that part of the lung not collapsed to its restinf volume.

[Zanellachan]

da man was intubated, and went to the icu in da hospital, i can't remember well, it was a long time ago... I still remember, da man went under surgery, and the surgeon did an splenectomy. (english pichurris)

[crazyazcordova]

Sheesh...intubate already

[alaaeicu28]

i think this is called "flail chest"

when u have a brocken ribs ... the breathing is paradoxal

which means : when u breath in, part of the chest goes out and the other goes in .

normally it will go out (spread) on both sides.

[J999ACK]

Yes, it is indeed called a Flail chest. Its a sign of unstable fractures of the ribs or/and Huge Bilateral pneumohaemothoracies. He should be intubated!! RSI! Its a failure of care shown here. If you intubate, your giving the maximum amount of oxygen, with the minimum oxygen demand. This will help his body to cope with his lung being punctured.

[alaaeicu28]

thats true man .. i handle such cases in the i.c.u in my work.

[J999ACK]

Cool! I want to be a doctor when Im older, I have a passion for it, but wont get the grades at A-Level...=(

[DJuggz06]

it takes a long time, but if you really want it you will get there. definitely need the passion though.

[J999ACK]

Which I have in absoulute spades! Thanks for the advice :)

[chewey91]

um...this is kinda gross...

[talatori]

wow

[marsell0114]

este video me ilustra lo que ya aprendi en teoria.gracias por esto es de gran utilidad,saludos......

[gdavis9888]

def not natural..haha please dont just tand there.bulky 4x4 dressing on affected side!

[TomKTZ]

asi quedo el tipo despues de que le dieras una golpiza??? XD es broma, debe doler que te caiga un auto encima..........

[Zanellachan]

Sure. or some photos.

[nachooteee]

pongalen pan y nos hacemo una milanesa!!