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I appreciate 100% any and all research and understanding of human brains..... I had 3 severe traumatic brain injuries at 16 comatose paraplegic etc etc . At 43, I am of course happy to be alive but in exactly the same feeling wish I didn't come back after the 4 minute no sign of life. A lifelong disability which torments me continually comorbid refractory and a ghost that lives in my body. Severe traumatic brain injury is permanent it has made me and others I have associated with over the years lost in a world of medication treatment and self resentment which is supposed only by the major depressive disorder that challenges my thought s and obliterates any actions

Outstanding!!!!

Interesting subject: I'm a recreational drug user but was a heroin addict until 2004, and i only found this out due to the heavy reading I always did and still do on pharmacology. It's the Cytochrome P450 super family of liver enzymes but particularly the subset CYP 2D6 isn't it, that converts Codeine into the more active form Morphine, so basically a pro-drug. As I understand it Codeine is Methyl Morphine, Morphine with a CH3 functional group on its chemical structure. Also, Codeine isn't biologically active in of itself. Another related fascinating topic you may have covered in another video s the consumption of grapefruit juice alongside certain medicines, this causes an interaction because of another CYP P450 enzyme CYP3A4 raising the blood levels of many medications extensively,

Dr. Antevy, YOU are the Kaitlin Clark of EMS for prehospital pediatric care! 💪🏻 Keep up the great work with Handtevy & all your other endeavors!

Thank you!

In Germany the algorithm is a bit different.

What happened to 15:2 ?

I don't see the Pediatrics study you presented saying anywhere to give 3 mL of epinephrine. Where are you getting this amount? Thanks

Just took 2 co-cordamal tabs for toothache & earache. Starting to feel the horrific pain subside.

So what if the patient is an even number under 9? Say the patient is 4 years old. Would I use the 3 weight calculation or 5? Or in between?

Very helpful 👌

Outstanding info as usual Doc , keep it up. Tommy, RA alumni

If I had two LP15s and completed DSED. I would imagine they would shock at the same time if both buttons applied at same time. However, If I have a LP15 and AED by Zoll or another manufacturer... and pushed the buttons at same time - would these shock at the same time or +/- difference. Is this something to consider? If the shocks were up to 4 seconds apart? does that make a difference? LP15 manual states - just because you set defib at lets say 375j - it quickly measures impedance first and adjusts power in Joules accordingly...I also wonder would this be a delay as well?

Very intriguing! I had been seeing more positive information about A-P pad placement, so that part was a little discouraging though. Do you have the link to the resources mentioned at the 6:35 mark regarding DSED administration? Thanks Dr. Antevy!

These are amazing vids. My department uses your app. keep up the vids they are beyond helpful

Ice Pack is working as well.

It actually worked. Thanks.

Im on codeine after septoplasty surgery. Just makes me drowsy and numbs pain

Fantastic video, thank you!

Is one better than the other when considering racemic epi or the straight 3ml 1:1000? And is there any cons for underdosing this? My protocol is for Epi 1:1000 1mg with 3ml NS nebulized. I would imagine this is far less effective.

That ED tech I can tell was very prepared and has done peds codes before!

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Are you using this as a one time treatment? Or, do you have a regimented dosing like Pulmicort nebulizer solution? thx.

Great video 👍

Thank you so much. We tried this to our baby for 20 secs and heart rates came down right after 🙏🙏

Dialed in!

Dialed in!

Thanks doctor very helpful

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Cont. Or even greater survival in the two previous groups

Good morning Dr Antevy. First of all, congratulations to you and Dr. Mark for this excellent video. My question is, and if you can please answer me, if they had ventilated 10 breaths per minute, the mortality in the group of patients with bradycardia/hypoperfusion, A/PEA, or VF/VT, would have been lower. That is, greater survival in those patients ventilating according to AHA standards of that time. Thank you so much. Dr. Miguel Pedraza, Argentina.

Great job

Great video

What is coding

My doctor gave me 30mg tablets for pain. It makes me very itchy especially around my face. Its the weekend. Should I go to Emergency? I am not in severe pain now.

Withdrawals are fucking terrible

Brother, I cracked up when you drew that line and explained so professionally how some of us have that 34% chance to get super f#$$%d up on accident from persciptions measured without accounting for the demographic. This video is awesome!

What age group would you suspect the 14ga is effective up to? I am an avid follower and love everything you put out. Thank you!

This is fantastic!! Thank you. Hoping my metabolism is high.

what school did you go too?

Superb video, Straight to the point of the needle! Thank you doc

I noticed you did not mention the ITD. It seems our service may not be able to outfit the units with the EleGARD device anytime soon, but what are your thoughts on the ITD w/ active CPR device such as a LUCAS?

Keep these videos coming Dr. Handtevy, great information; I send many of your videos out to our flight nurses and medics. HALO-Flight (helicopter air medical company in south Texas) began our blood program in 2019 w/ PRBC's and plasma on every flight but started carrying whole blood and plasma in 2020. There is only one other EMS service in our region (a ground EMS provider in a northern county) that carries any type of blood product. Carrying blood products on board, to the scene has been a game-changer for us, especially when the majority of our scene responses are in very rural areas.