News for all who haven't heard yet, cricoid pressure doesn't work! The american heart no longer recommends it. I strongly recommend the ear to sternum position. If c-spine precautions, elevate the head above the level of the navel to achieve a similar angle of force with the blade.
You seriously suck at this...First off,intubation isnt meant to get the laryngoscope to tear up everything inside,looks to me like youre trying to pierce through her throat...Second,intubation is supposed to be done in approximatelly 5 seconds(if its an emergency,like obstructions,respiratory arrests)not 30... Third,whoever lets you to play with a laryngoscope and probably every other medical tool is an idiot.
i love all the comments left by people. LOL This Doc. is the Tactical Medicine director in Northern California ......he is is a great doctor i had chance to work with him....... The "dummy" is i believe a SimMan. Which i believe is clinched up ...probably the advanced airway class.......he needs to be intubated ..teeth can be replaced.
I must say, this is the WORST intubation technique I have ever seen!!! This idiot is completely on the wrong side while intubating, AND....this doucher rocks back so much, not only did the blade fall off during the first weak attempt, but if this were a REAL patient, 2 or 3 teeth would have been broken. Unfortunately, this is a pathetic ER resident who will eventually become an attending ER physician, but thankfully, this is not an anesthesia provider, because many a tooth would be lost daily
Looks like that dummy is pretty stiff. Good thing you get OR rotations to get the real feel. Problem with stiff dummy's is you can never develop a good technique.
Look at the placement of the physician's elbow relative to the "patients" head... This is a bad technique that is going to lead to broken teeth (or blades :)
The physician's forearm should be parallel to the patient, not perpendicular.
que pendejo se pasa de verga, si asi son los doc en estados unidos, no la chingan yo de mexico les pegan una arrastrada y buena, pendejo pendejo y mas pendejo..
Is he rocking back with the laryngoscope?
stephenict 7 months ago
News for all who haven't heard yet, cricoid pressure doesn't work! The american heart no longer recommends it. I strongly recommend the ear to sternum position. If c-spine precautions, elevate the head above the level of the navel to achieve a similar angle of force with the blade.
adicia1 7 months ago
i gotta say im having second thoughts about having surgery today :/
blackngoldbaby22 7 months ago
You seriously suck at this...First off,intubation isnt meant to get the laryngoscope to tear up everything inside,looks to me like youre trying to pierce through her throat...Second,intubation is supposed to be done in approximatelly 5 seconds(if its an emergency,like obstructions,respiratory arrests)not 30... Third,whoever lets you to play with a laryngoscope and probably every other medical tool is an idiot.
ammaRapEm 9 months ago
Is that all?
Advanced American health care?
MrJustmoose 9 months ago
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MrJustmoose 9 months ago
FAIL
MrJustmoose 9 months ago
lol !!! you suck ! XD !!! :D
strauss135 1 year ago
very bad
fentanylo 1 year ago
I have out patient surgery set for later this week. I will have to be intubated. Watching this video has been pretty disturbing
danders76 1 year ago
i love all the comments left by people. LOL This Doc. is the Tactical Medicine director in Northern California ......he is is a great doctor i had chance to work with him....... The "dummy" is i believe a SimMan. Which i believe is clinched up ...probably the advanced airway class.......he needs to be intubated ..teeth can be replaced.
RyanWal26 1 year ago
I must say, this is the WORST intubation technique I have ever seen!!! This idiot is completely on the wrong side while intubating, AND....this doucher rocks back so much, not only did the blade fall off during the first weak attempt, but if this were a REAL patient, 2 or 3 teeth would have been broken. Unfortunately, this is a pathetic ER resident who will eventually become an attending ER physician, but thankfully, this is not an anesthesia provider, because many a tooth would be lost daily
galle24crna 1 year ago
yikes! i would hate to be his patient!
heavensentkm8 1 year ago
1) right mainstem
2) cricoid pressure should be given as the meds go in and not to improve the view
3) cricoid should not be released until the tube is confirmed by end tidal
4) secure the tube before c-collar
mh82ai3 1 year ago
WTF this dude broke the mudderfrikking blade in the pt's mouth..lol
billlaAurbillli 1 year ago
Why was only the right side of the manequin's chest rising even though the student said "...breath sounds on the left..." ??
SaraESainsbury 1 year ago
I have often wondered: since I wear 2 hearing aids, does this mean I can't be a doctor, since I can't use a stethoscope?
stevenscottoddballz 1 year ago
Looks like that dummy is pretty stiff. Good thing you get OR rotations to get the real feel. Problem with stiff dummy's is you can never develop a good technique.
Mobey911 1 year ago
dude, find a new career
Southparkbeaner74 2 years ago
Time for some dentures. I'd be looking for you to kick your ass!
cabo02 2 years ago
Take 1 was awful. I'm glad that wasn't a real patient or he would have been missing a few teeth. Take 2 looked like a right main stem intubation.
betteroffsolo 2 years ago
vomit officer?^^
m3w1th1n 2 years ago
Look at the placement of the physician's elbow relative to the "patients" head... This is a bad technique that is going to lead to broken teeth (or blades :)
The physician's forearm should be parallel to the patient, not perpendicular.
fusefanjay 2 years ago 6
Ouch, that's gotta hurt! Nice job otherwise on the intubation numero dos.
leviathan85 2 years ago
You suck man!
ecrv1234 3 years ago 11
que pendejo se pasa de verga, si asi son los doc en estados unidos, no la chingan yo de mexico les pegan una arrastrada y buena, pendejo pendejo y mas pendejo..
GabrielitoGARG 3 years ago
YUP.
Its broke.
1992peter 3 years ago
broke it
CuriousJerk 3 years ago 3