Respiratory Therapist - Chest Radiograph Interpretation Part 2 - Guess the CXR!

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This video breaks down the 3 key radiographical findings associated with a tension pneumothorax.

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[Peacefully]

Wish there was a way you could break down all the main CXR…easier to follow than my professor

[damienchristian]

In the words of Kevin Durant "You're the real MVP".
Making the complex seem so simple

[jorgegonzalez]

LOVE EXPLANATION!!! Can’t express it enough it’s point

[malangejean]

Woww, you are the best! Before I could ever understand the one in the right.

[jaja]

Thank you coach … and I love your shirt … 😍😍😍

[mikeburke]

Once again giving us great content appreciate you man.

[muhammednishan]

Can u make video About HACOR score in NIV failure
Indication, contraindications…..etc

[kousikbera]

Sir would you give lessons of gross chest x ray interpretation

[christineblue]

Hey coach got a question for you. If a person pulls out their trach, do you reinsert a new one or cover the stoma with a gauze, monitor them and send them to the OR to have another one put in? I know that if you reinsert you can damage the airway. I'm hearing different things.

[jacquezbarnett]

Hi I emailed you for the X-ray cheat sheet and flow loops

[eminetbegeta]

Question Coach:
A silly question, I’m sorry

So what if it was the left lung pneumothorax ( Tension PTX)
Will the pt still be hypotensive?
Cuz with the Right side PTX, it’s because the R. lung pushes everything away.


Thank you