HOW TO INTUBATE? INTUBATION PROCEDURE & TECHNIQUE

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• JA

  @janbawaingade303 · 1 year ago

  I might have done 200+ intubations but everytime its a new challenge. Patients life depends on doctors skills.

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• BR

  @brendanukveteran2360 · 2 years ago

  I  congratulate you on a valuable grounding in intubation - I was crapping myself when told to perform it on an unconscious patient - the aneathesatist mistook me for a medical student - scared me to death when he said " well go on then - keep her alive!"...always wanted to learn how to do it because it made me feel inadequate not being able to protect the airway...I was a nurse not a Doctor but I wanted to improve my ability to intervene positively - thank you for teaching me the  basics.

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• SA

  @sandeepbhattarai8244 · 4 years ago

  I always desperately wanted to perform intubation. I have tried so many times but failed again and again. It left me frustrated and I kind of felt I was incompetent. Today I intubated suscesfully. Thanks to my anaesthesia doctor for keeping faith on me.

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• DA

  @dantuazon8567 · 1 year ago

  a patient almost died yesterday coz a resident doctor was intubating and he asked for my help to assist him, i didnt have a clue how to do it,so instead of helping him, i made his task of intubating a lot more difficult.  ive been studying about intubation for hours bow, and this has been the most helpful,thank you.

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• SI

  @sivappaadiguppa1290 · 5 years ago

  Dr you are inspiration to all upcoming medicos. Your way of teaching helps normal people also easily understand the procedure. You are my best doctor

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• AN

  @anuradhasadhu · 3 years ago

  Nobody thought me how to intubet a patient .you are a best teacher thank you sir

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• DR

  @drvishalswami6145 · 4 years ago

  5 point auscultation. First in Epigastric, then Left lung base ,then rt lung base then rt and left Apices of lungs 👍. Geatly explained 👍

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• AK

  @akhilpatial007 · 4 years ago

  Hello Sir! I have started my residency in Anesthesia and Intensive Care from PGIMER Chandigarh. It has been two weeks. I am glad I found your channel.

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• DR

  @drnikhilsonawane6976 · 5 years ago

  Thank you so much sir .....it's very easy to understand the way you explained....... keep it up, waiting for your upcoming videos related ICU clinical work which will help us to manage critical patients in emergency situation.

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• JO

  @johnklens8812 · 4 years ago

  Honestly, one of the best intubation videos I’ve come across. Good work!

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• PR

  @preetisheoran3256 · 2 years ago

  I have watched your video for the first time sir, you have explained it very well, it was very helpful for me, I learned a lot from this video. Thanks for this information ❤❤❤❤

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• ME

  @Medicoz.14 · 4 years ago

  Sir, the way you made the video,<br> no one would have explained till today, <br>Thank you thank you so much sir.🙏

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