 Hi guys, so I want to do a kind of updated video for you guys on how I give an ICU report I want to do an example for you guys I did one kind of that was more geared towards med surge Which I will leave the links down below to the videos that I did on that and now I want to do an ICU one Since I'm working the ICU now, and I'm just gonna jump right in and get started. This is a made-up patient This is all fit fake information, but it's all very ICU E And if you want to get the report sheet that I use in the ICU that link will be down below as well So you can kind of see the report sheet that I use every day on when I'm working So I'm just gonna be reading off my phone because I have it all in here So this is patient so-and-so in room 10. This patient is 65 years old. He's a full code He has no known allergies. He was admitted on two days ago on Whatever date two days ago was For a COPD exacerbation this patient has been smoking for 50 years two packs a day Has history of asthma CHF a fib type 2 diabetes as long as high as well as hypertension But if science-wise this patient has been a febrile all shift their heart rate has been in a from about a hundred two hundred and twenty Blood pressure has been slightly hypertensive about at 140s Neurologically they're intubated when I did their sedation vacation earlier. They were able to follow commands pupils were equal brisk and reactive and They were able to respond to my voice cardiac wise He's been going in and out of a fib and normal sinus rhythm But mainly has been a fib this my shift respiratory wise. He was intubated When he was admitted in the ER two days ago, he's an FiO 2 of 40% peep of 5 rate of 16 title volume of 450 breath sounds are diminished throughout but clear GI wise he's got an og tube that is hooked up to low intermittent suction. I've been getting lots of greenish biolee out only about 200 for my shift GU he's got a Foley his urine output has been anywhere from about 50 to 80 an hour he does get late six once in the evening and The urine's been clear yellow skin wise He's got just some mild skin tears on his bilateral arms and some bruising on his shins He's got a For lines got a right triple lumen IJ with CVP's got two peripheral IVs Both in the AC's both are 20 gauges bilaterally He's got an A line in the right radio artery. That's why he's on a dealt drip going at five He's also getting normal saline with 20 of K at a hundred an hour I've had to replace his Magnus Foss those have been replaced. You'll have lab draws on your shift Imaging wise he did get a chest X for today, which was stable. No worsening Lab wise his mag was low at 1.9 His boss I replaced already and is now I already did the redraw and now it's back up to 2.6. All our labs are are pretty stable He's got the intensivist on his case. He's got renal. He's got pulmonologist and His wife is at the bedside her name is Nancy. She's his power of attorney He also has two daughters and two sons which have been at the bedside Intermittently today, but have gone home for the evening the plan for him is to start weaning him from the vent tomorrow and Just maintain his heart rate under control. So that's kind of a typical report. I just winged it I didn't write any information down. I was just going off my report sheet So I could have said certain things in there that may have been a little different or may I don't know but that is pretty much a Typical report for the ICU give or take some things here and there So if you enjoyed this video get a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel and I'll see you guys next time. Bye