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6 Crucial Breath Checks: Navigating Airway and Breathing Challenges in Sports Injuries
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6 Crucial Breath Checks: Navigating Airway and Breathing Challenges in Sports Injuries
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00:10
I'll be taking a look a little bit deeper dive in the next phase of this process of patient assessment. We're gonna look at the accurate assessment of airway and breathing, identify some some key factors. Then take a look at some interventions then we'll have some application here at the end.
04:19
If you hear straddlers, you're going to hear a typically an upper airway constriction. And if you hear crackly, you wanna typically hear a fluid accumulation somewhere now realized saks all the way up through. Airways can be block in a multitude of factors, some that are significant, some of which are minor.
08:40
Air that never gets to the idealized sack is called dead space. Even though you were breathing really fast, very little actually got to the Velox sex. So it's as if you were not breathing at all.
12:28
CNN's Dr. Aaron Carroll asks his audience to weigh in on a scene where a patient is throwing up on a bus. He asks, what's your priority clear airway versus seeing safety? And he asks, is the bus moving, or is it still?
16:54
In real time, you have to quite often manage all of those at the spur of the moment and and apply those principles. You know, we make these checklists look so easy and clear like BSI C safety MOI number of patients do you need any more help than than your CABs.
20:47
Chad: I would assume that if she's breathing more than 30 times per minute, it's dead space. Russell: Russell says straddlers. I'll pit sound. Danielle: Danielle says she's thinking she'm thinking asthmatic out. Anybody else? Kind of blocked airway would this type of athlete have Chad said shortness of breath?
25:02
We would have to start loosen them up, like, undo the straps,. undo the strings, give the same room to breathe. Like, let's take a look at the assessment. You need to touch. We need to feel and we need to begin to do. But this could turn into hyperventilation really quick within Leases blowing off too much CO2.
28:56
That's the one thing you see, you know, if you've like, those older if you see an older patient or someone who not can be younger who has a highly restrictive chest chest wall. So not having that movement, it affects you hit on earlier hits title bot, and it impacts the levels the oxygenation perfusion levels, ventilation rates, the whole shoot max.
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