RT Clinic: The (near) Perfect ACLS Mega Code Simulation
Calling all ACLS Students,
Have you ever been stressed out the night before your ACLS MegaCode? I know I have been many times before!!
This video was produced by ACLS instructors to ease the mind of students before their mega code check off.
This is our best example of a “near” perfect Mega Code Simulation.
In this scenario the patient’s condition will change rapidly and we cover the symptomatic bradycardia, VF/VT, PEA/Asystole, and ROSC algorithms.
Please share video with your friend and co-workers that get mega code test anxiety!
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Thanks to Jeff C. (compressor supreme), Natalie M. RRT (intubation specialist), and Jacki T. RRT (Sim Jockey for this simulation)
Intro Music: Render One – Explasm
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very helpful
Rotate compressor every 2 min
Epi should have been giving during the first round of cpr and amiodarone on the second round.
There has been notable better outcomes when you do not intubate because you are stopping compressions. They say to only place a quick airway instead of a ett
Never set the bvm on the bed. Keep the oxygen away when delivering a shock. Oxygen can ignite and people have been burnt because of it
The whole room just exploded.He forgot to tell the lady that there shld be no oxygen source sitting on the patients bed when hes clearing to shock.Unfortunately 4 of them died😭😭😭😭
Was she supposed to be giving breaths while he was doing chest compressions? I thought you do 30 compressions and then 2 breaths.
Hey, the guy’s dead by the time you figure out where the NIBP start button is
Nicely done sir!
Helpful! Thanks!
Was the mannequin blinking It's eyes???
I know they are about extinct from use However, you wouldn’t happen to have an old Croup Tent somewhere in the depths of storage you could do a set up video would you? They are not used like they use to be, however they are still used somewhat. If you had one, lying around in some storage closet somewhere in the hospital
Maybe you could do a set up video.
Jimmy? I know getting these requests from me might seem strange, but I am what many people call a unique case. I have many health issues, I have a Trach and a Ventilator. Due to my life of many health issues, I’ve been in and out of the hospital many many times. I’ve always had a massive interest in the medical field, particularly Tay-Sachs Disease related topics. I’ve studied it in such a depth I’ve shocked many Respiratory Therapists because I LOVE the study of this stuff. I’ve taken the ACLS course, passed it, and have whilst in the hospital given in services on equipment. One time in the hospital I got my hands on a Sensormedics 3100A HFOV And was giving an in service to the pediatric nurse who had some difficulties understanding the aspects of High Frequency Ventilation. I helped her understand the settings, how in this mode of Ventilation we measure breaths per minute via hertz instead of just breaths per minute. I helped her understand the calculation. Hertz times 60 equals rate. Hertz of 12 equals 720
Breaths per minute. I could go on and on about what I’ve studied, but the point is, I LOVE THE RESPIRATORY FIELD!!!!
I think you should do a video discussing Continuous Lateral Rotation Therapy. You know, Therapy as you would have access to if you were working common critical Care beds such as the Stryker inTouch Bed or the Hill-Rom TotalCare Bed. The use of these therapies is not discussed. These therapies should NEVER replace manual rotation of a patient or the routine skin observations you would do, but in some cases you could employ these such as in a patient who is heavily sedated such as in a case of ARDS or in the case where a patient cannot move as in Guillain Barre Syndrome. YouTube is very lacking of these kinds of videos
You make GREAT Respiratory Therapist videos!!!!!!!!!! PLEEEEESSE MAKE MORE!!!!!
Thanks for the great upload!