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Keep in mind that the EPA is a tool to create policies, pushed by lobbyists, onto politicians, that will create rules or boundaries that will benefit their industry. That’s usually by banning or limiting another industry for something that’s not real.

And where is Surgery/ObGyn when they are needed to perform a laparotomy? Every hospital that i know has a surgical department on call, just call the hospital before you arrive and they will be ready. Is it an US thing for the EM to perform amateur procedures instead of surgeons?

She's amazing young woman.

"Health is not a deciding factor that you will have a life that's successful or a life that you are proud of! "

They come out with nicotine pouches...nicotine is pretty safe except it causes horrible gum recession. They decided to use ACESULFAME Potassium as a sweetener ...it hasn't been tested enough to be considered "safe." Can enhance tumor growth and stomach issues (heartburn). These pouches would be safe if they didn't dump ACESULFAME into them! It's probably way worse than nicotine or tobacco. They get you coming ..and going. They need to add crap that'll kill you or cause tooth loss due to holding nicotine against your gums for hours.

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Hello sir. I got C2 fracture last year,by bike accident. It's going more than a year. Still having some tightness in my Neck while rotating. The specifications were- CLOSED DISLOCATION SECOND CERVICAL VERTEBRA R.T.A. /HEAD INJURY / D.A.I. WITH C2 FRACTURE TYPE 2 ODONTOID FRACTURE WITH ROTATORY ATLANTO-AXIAL DISLOCATION. I'm asking that I'm 28 now.and now I'm feeling better day by day. Can i start my gym (workout) again. Actually months ago while my last check-up my neurosurgeon told me to not go gym in life again. Only thing i can do is crosswalk. I'm asking that can i do gym with precautions like not lifting heavy weight. Please answer. Aditya from INDIA

Patient is AWOL 😅

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How do I get this🤔 & I need wider & longer

Im not going to drink anything for a few days and just eat some foam for my stomach ulcer.. Im joking, incase you dont get my humour.

Why was i expecting ranch 😭

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Some Foams are made of Latex, people with Latex allergies can go into anaphylactic shock. So just check.

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i love this speaker 😂❤ my favorite teacher in this series.

My health is a mess but not terminal. I watch sbsk and i just found her and watch to remind myself that i dont have it that bad. Such a light.

Here is an anecdote of the risks of nicotine pouches: I live in Norway, where nicotine pouches, and the similar tobacco pouches known as «Swedish snus» have been widespread among youths for decades. There are many brands on the Norwegian market, and the nicotine strength of these can be as high as 50mg per pouch, but most people thankfully stay below 20mg (which is definitely too much for me). Since the age of 17, I became more and more addicted to nicotine pouches, and after two years, I was going through roughly 12 pouches of 13mg/pouch nicotine strength daily, in addition to drinking around 4 (pretty big) cups of coffee daily. Then one day, as a 19-year-old man with no known health complications, I had an episode of an extremely high heartbeat. (I think it’s called tachycardia?) I measured my pulse at more than 200 BMP, and freaked out, calling the emergency number, fearing for my life. The lady at the emergency central told me it was not an emergency, and that I should go to the doctor (I never did 🙊). After that, I was much more cautious about my nicotine and caffeine consumotion, and it has never happened again. A while after this episode, I heard from a friend that she had also experienced the exact same thing, and at a party, I learned that this was a phenomenon that people knew about. I still have no idea how serious this is, or what exactly causes it, but it definitely lights up a red flag about nicotine consumption for me.

Great video! But I must point out that you said that Zyns have less nicotine than cigarettes at 1:33 . This is technically true, but only around 1/10 of the nicotine in each cigarette can actually be absorbed in the body. The EU has a law banning cigarettes that have more than 1mg of nicotine, but that is measured in the absorbable «free nicotine». Nearly all of the nicotine in nicotine pouches can be absorbed, but it is released over a longer span of time, so the effects aren’t felt as strongly using a Zyn pouch as a cigarette.

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I would warn anyone falsely advertising poison - Ks, Spice - as "synthetic cannabis" to cease immediately. Neither the manufacturer, nor the retailers, advertise, nor have they ever advertised that crap as synthetic cannabis or marijuana. Only the medical community, law community, and media advertise, and that to the stressed out masses desiring to use real cannabis, but have to piss for a job, that a scientific impossibility - man synthesize a natural plant, cannabis, or marijuana. Those alcoholic and codependent authorities are responsible for tempting millions to try K2 and Spice by advertising it as synthetic cannabis. Countless souls have been harmed. Lawsuits are coming for damages. You had better stop doing it yourself.

This was great... appreciate the information. One doctor to another, the honesty is appreciated.

I really appreciate the honest and well thought out answer to this question. I wish more content discussed the risks and benefits of choices we make and is honest when the research just simply hasn't been thoroughly conducted yet. Would you be able to make a video discussing the differences in risk between coffee and zero calorie/sugar energy drinks? Specifically for someone trying to improve performance on long overnight shifts?

Perhaps link some sources in the description. This video though is such a good topic and thank you for making it

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at age 47 , i have ride motorcycles since i was 15 , before that skateboard , be riding bicycle every day for the last 10 years , never brake bone , got hit by car once , and i have ride in all weather i have ride drunk multiple times ,i have also injure my self few times with power tools and manual tools , well ok the raw food is stupid thig to do , spending couple of day with dearie and vomiting is not fun ,

You need to cite your sources.

I've seen reports that directly contradict what you're saying about motorcycles. Death and serious injury are directly correlated with speed, drinking and lack of safety gear, as well as rider experience level. So where's your receipts?

I'm a pretty fit guy, but I injured my knee pretty badly at a trampoline park.

#1: they’re disgusting 😂

Do you have a reference for the 48 times more likely to be killed on a road bike compared to a car? A shocking number I think. I am definitely not on par with traffic accident numbers, but I would think that automobile related deaths and injury will be higher than cycling related.

Thanks. I was not worried about that at all and now I’m terrified that I will wake up to see a bat in my room.

This is from the American perspective.

This was awesome!! Quality production. Learned something and was definitely entertained!

Poor choice in pnumonics there Doc ...

You are saving lives sir

What an educator he is..grateful to you sir

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This is so true. Especially because some chronic disease patients come in with some agendas set in place. They want an MRI, a Thyroid function or an upper endoscopy.

That ER tech gave me Dr. Kevorkian vibes😅😅😅

Wow! Fantastic. Never knew this. Just added some valuable Pearls to my medical collection......

Excellent

God bless you my brother in Christ and medicine.

Dr amal makes me look like an idiot.

No no no disagree do not throw items on the floor the bedside nurse deserves better than this

Prior to beginning medical school, I worked in an ER as a tech. It was my responsibility to either apply the splint or assist in traction or counter traction with the physician. It is a skill that I am grateful to have learned and developed. I have an EM sub I coming up soon and this will be something I can do as a medical student that is actually helpful for the department staff. I hate being a med student that just stands by my preceptor or even worse in the corner and observes everything. I understand that it’s essential to not be in the way for codes, traumas or priority patients. I do find that being very proactive in my learning by asking the nursing staff to teach/guide me on other tasks like IV’s and catheters. They are often enthusiastic about helping and teaching. I can learn just as much from an experienced nurse as I can an attending. I also want to be a self reliant provider that is not above performing nursing skills or practice. I found that the most difficult reduction tended to either a hip or shoulder dislocation. Especially in young, strong fit individuals that unintentionally contracting and resisting our efforts. The attending often had to call the orthopedic service for some assistance. At times, they even required more than one attempt and in a few circumstances, had to go to the OR for an open reduction. Growing up in Minnesota, a snowy or icy day always produced a lot of falls (geriatric population) and distal radius fractures. I was encouraged and instructed by the ortho group that utilizing a finger trap and counter weight for Minimally displaced fractures worked excellent. Especially in patients that had an increased risk of complications following the administration of sedatives or dissociative medications. This technique resulted in muscular fatigue and relaxation that helped realign the fracture. It was often well tolerated by the patients and even helped hold their extremity in place for accurate measurements and acted like an extra hand to hold things in place when the department was blowing up and asking for assistance was not an option. From my personal experience, I found plaster to be a lot more forgiving and much easier to mold. Fiberless certainly has its value but I found it to be bulky and cumbersome. If you don’t trim the edges behind the cloth material they would splinter and harden into very sharp and jagged pieces. Plaster tended to result in greater comfort and tolerability for the patient. Splinting is certainly an art. It took me a fair amount of practice to understand how to measure appropriately and efficiently apply the splint in a time sensitive manner. Eventually I got to the point that I could make some very good looking splints and took some pride in my abilities. I completely agree with your emphasis on not applying too much pressure when attempting to mold the plaster. Applying too much pressure, resulted in patients experiencing more discomfort and would often return to the ER for removal and re-application. Which is not only an Inconvenience for both the patient and staff but also financially frustrating for the patient and budget. Near the end of my employment, the ortho group strongly recommended only using plaster and avoiding fiberglass altogether. The most challenging splint to apply was a long posterior leg and ankle stirrup for a Tib/fib fracture. Even more so when trying to use fluoroscopy for confirmation imaging. It’s no fault of the attending but when the help hold the materials and reduction in place, their hands are always in the way. It takes a fair amount of team work and communication to work efficiently. This is a great video and I found it to be a very helpful, thank you!

I am a 4th year DO student and I must say you are a fantastic educator. I’ve been reviewing basic EKG interpretations and stumbled across this when looking to challenge myself a bit more. Your Pericarditis presentation was fantastic. I’ll never forget that. In fact, my significant other is an ER nurse and overheard the lecture and she was quite intrigued as well. Thank you!

Thanks Doctor,for lectures.I am MD, Cardiologist.