Anaphylaxis for Medical Finals | Medical Emergencies Made Easy

Welcome to the start of a new tutorial series - Medical Emergencies Made Easy!
This series is intended for medical students and physician associate students to help you through your final exams, and this time we're covering anaphylaxis.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:10 Pathyophysiology
03:30 Clinical Scenario
05:30 Anaphylaxis Treatment Algorithm
08:00 Additional Steps

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UKCAT / INTERVIEWS:

[melix]

This is REALLY useful, straight to the point and easy to follow. I think all healthcare professionals should watch this as a refresher for anaphylaxis - its not often we come across it (fortunately) so its good to re-visit as a study topic.

[raeeskhan]

Perfect video. Precise, informative, and to the point. 👍

[gabbygmoney]

as a nursing student, i find this really helpful too and really interesting!. please make

[stephoreilly]

I have my Viva tomorrow, why did i not see these sooner!!!! These are so much help. thank you!

[memzimemzi]

Sorry just realized you have already made some videos on my requested list. Thank you.

[niveafairman]

Very helpful for me as an Operating Department practitioner student 👏 👍

[memzimemzi]

Thanks so much Ollie. Please do PE, asthma, COPD, Covid 19 and pulmonary oedema management

[tomharrysson]

I've never been this early! Keep it up

[XxMiSsTessxX]

Already loving this series. Thank you 😊

[raylenerobinson]

Excellent presentation! Thank you for breaking it down into the ABCDE steps, as a nursing student it's super helpful to have this information :)

[isadoragiordan]

This was absolutely well explained! Thank you for sharing 😊

[thomasfoteinos]

Hi Ollie, I'm applying for GEM myself in about a week or so . I was wondering if it would be possible for you to have a look over my personal statement ? I understand how busy you are and no worries at all if its not possible! :) thanks again

[iasian]

to add to this, you can alternatively give IV adrenaline 10-50mcg (0.1-0.5ml of 1:10000)

[PiyushKumar-yscz]

8:10 "If you are going to give them one thing, give them the adrenaline."

[arwwaskhan]

After the Breathing assessment and you apply oxygen, should you recheck Breathing steps again or move onto Circulation

[juliawalkerthompson]

I am not medically qualified
Even so l appreciate your mini lecture

I have had 2 episodes
Ibuprofen
Aspirin
Citalopram
Were identified

Very frightening Airways/ throat tightening

Rash was on my back
My partner observed
So if on own that complicates the situation

In that case l would take notice of airways

[makeupworld]

Bring more vedios plzz😍😍..love from pakistan