Endotracheal Intubation

Endotracheal intubation is a skill that is learnt through practice under expert supervision. This video lesson prepares you for these practice sessions, with focus on the manual skills that makes the difference between failure and success. Produced at Skåne University Hospital, free to use in teaching anywhere under a CC-license.

[annalynmula]

Who ever invented or discovered that instrument, thank you, because that thing, saved my life twice.
I was intubated last year Sept.27 and this year March 20,
Thank God Almighty because you gave me another life.

[theirishoutdoorcook]

Got it done yesterday, no after pain, no indication I had it done. Very professional intubation.

[natef]

As an EMT student, im completely fascinated! This video with detailed explanation is priceless! Thank you.

[andynonymous]

This makes me really appreciate medics who do this in the field. So many of those tops at the beginning just wouldn't work outside of the hospital

[josefstrenk]

The best video on direct laryngoscopy!

[jamiel]

Thank you so much for this video. I've watched several intubation tutorials and this is the first one that made everything clear.

[raniayounis]

one of the best-demonstrated videos regarding ET Intubation so far! Thank you!

[islamsaleh]

What a great and obviously very well trained made it looks so easy when its obviously not. I hope this patient is now fully recovered and get to read my comment :)))

[malloryx]

Actually this is a lot better than what I envisioned. I'm slightly relieved after watching this

[bboyem]

Its so much easier when you are in a control scene, instead Of when you’re in the back of the ambulance or some tight place and you need to intubate someone ASAP . Everything you learned When you’re in school goes out of the window and you have to learn new Technique When you’re in the ems field . You learn how to intubate people In weird position and u have to do whatever works at the moment .

[brandswortheastman]

I’m a critical care doctor in the UK on call in a response car.
I have intubated countless times and have become pretty quick!

[cnacma]

This gave me so much anxiety. I can’t even put into words the respect that I have for doctors and nurses and paramedics and EMT’s.

[doc_deep]

For those being anxious and all-
This video is for professionals who need to understand the procedure. It is made solely for education.
Don’t drop your COVID insecurities here🙄

[msbrightside]

Ive had 15 surgeries. Never once had a problem with pain. Ive had very professional care!

[الحمدلله-يثث]

الحمدلله الذي عافانا مما ابتلى به غيرنا الحمد لله حمدا كثيرا طيبا مباركا فيه

[amandiablack]

I had this done before . I felt the entire procedure bc they couldnt put me to sleep bc I had too much alcohol in my system 10 years ago . someone drugged my drink and this procedure saved my life .

[CACA]

I have an or rotation today and I'm going to be doing nothing but intubations today. Thanks for the video and getting my mind in the right place

[FSThunderboltfan]

If I had a dollar for every time I had to watch this video for Paramedic school, I would have enough money to pay for it.

[Hyraethian]

This is one of those things that doesn't look terribly hard but messing it up has severe consequences.
This was a wonderful demonstration of a skill I hope to never need.

[ComeToJesusAndLive]

I praise our God the Heavenly Father our Creator for giving these medical people wisdom and knowledge.