First day in ICU - What basic things to be known by a new resident doctor or nurse (Part 1/2)

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The above video is trying to explain what basic things to be known on first day in ICU by a new resident doctor or nurse. We have tried to cover the major things; if we have missed any do post in the comments section. Part 2 of the video can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZlIH6LfO9A In the video: Dr Ankur and Dr Arushi. (ICU Resident Survival Guide) #firstdayinICU #basicthingsinICU In the video, we have tried to cover the following things: triage in icu hand wash bedside monitor in icu ECG leads plethysmography NIBP nasal prongs oxygen face mask bipap mask and machine NIV mask ventilator and different modes of ventilator endotracheal tube laryngoscope ventilatory tubings T-piece central line dialysis catheters ambu mask infusion pumps oral airway dialysis machines (RRT), IHD, SLED, CRRT NG tube, ryles tube, naso jejunal tube, RT feeds TPN, total parenteral nutrition ABG and abg machine defibrillator crash cart air mattress DVT pumps and DVP prophylaxis ECMO machine HFNC urometer and urobag icu charts ACLS Things we missed: Arterial line Suction port/machine Tracheostomy Tube Bedside USG machine Boogie, Stellate Magill forceps  Different drains and tubes like ICD, abdominal drains, SPC etc. Extra ventricular drainage (EVD) TPI - temporary pacemaker EtCO2 monitor Ecg machine -------------- The ICU Channel is a project by Educational Society of Bedside Intensive Care Medicine (ESBICM) for providing forever free bedside intensive care education to doctors and nurses working in ICU & ED. Other than this channel, we provide the following streams of learning; have a look below, we would love to see you there. 1. ESBICM forums for detailed discussions: https://esbicm.com/forums 2. Telegram grp for Dr Ankur’s voice clips and tips: https://t.me/theicuchannel 3. Instagram for behind the scenes and light moments from ICU: https://instagram.com/theicuchannel 4. ESBICM membership form (free for doctors and nurses): https://forms.gle/9ZgvTajxt1uVo1DE9 Playlists on The ICU Channel: To make it simple, we have divided the content on the channel into 6 playlists as follows. Playlists on The ICU Channel by ESBICM channel: 1. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB7UyYypRFBcZjgV_PijRz5m 2. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB7n1Btyehq-WcOLR4fLFIuk 3. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB6aklFSKQZFA-Tf-proH6cX 4. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB4CkDMov1fR2WzquxXlIKXR 5. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB4HvQfkQpieP_F7Rq0N-_ff 6. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB48sjcBcBOPtv9tiL7xIkOY 7. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB77qbhF9uvpk3r5WVaBm5cn 8. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB7np6CgIhiY1OCs4Bknm1O8 9. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhE2jJ_7mdB6elDF7rDDL16NFdtdiK918 We hope that this small effort of ours will be of some help to those working in ICU and emergency department. #theicuchannel Thank you. Dr. Ankur, Intensivist. Founder President, ESBICM Keep learning! drankur [at] esbicm.org Disclaimer: https://esbicm.com/disclaimer/