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The Urgent Call To Train More Nurses To Be Respiratory Therapists On Ventilators ASAP
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Recommendation please. Record the video higher. Even with the volume up it’s low. Great information thnx
dr.Oz you look tired please take care of yourself. Thank you for all this information you bring us….
Linda Flores or maybe looks normal? I think itβs lighting and makeup that normally makes him look better.
Can hydroxychloroquine Help to prevent use of ventilator?
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Dr. Oz, can the iron lungs of the 1950s be of use?
Dont worry, Turkey has started to produce domestic ventilators recently and will be ready soon.πΉπ·π· Even USA has been supporting PKK for years, dont hesitate to use Turkey’s ventilators.
I hope everyone is learning how to boost their immune systems and naturally fight off bacteria and viruses, so they don’t get sick in the first place and can ease some of the burden on our health care system!
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amazing video keep up the amazing work
amazing content bro
As a nurse myself, I love my respiratory therapists. However, at one hospital I worked at nurses gave patients their own breathing treatments, which was supposed to have be given by an RT. But working those ventilators is a different story. It’s not something that can be trained over night.
@jesbsnrn Are you still working now? And where? Where I’m at we’re prepping ourselves for the peak that’s projected to come in a couple weeks.
Quan Nguyen im sorry to hear that. you will be ok. we are praying for you guys. be brave. someday you will be bragging to your grandkids how many people you saved in the Pandemic of 2020.
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Agreed. We already know how to do more of this than you think, we are nurses. But I don’t downplay my Respiratory therapist, they save time and do a wonderful job.
Lydia Merritt thank you. Jesbsnrn is a horrible nurse. I canβt be taught nursing in 2 weeks. Neither can a nurse be taught 2 years of RT in 2 weeks.
So true…need a trained operator!
Great updates Dr Oz, thanks. Iβm a respiratory specialist in Australia and enjoy you videos. Iβve made some videos on my channel which are a light hearted funny look at issues related to Coronavirus
Recently I retired from being an ICU nurse. In training we used to learn how to intubate. They stopped that. As an RN I was trained to understand how to manage ventilators. but it is experience that counts.
As a nurse, I know the amount of work we nurses do already. Adding the burden of a vent too, is too much. Also, I’ve talked with my daughter who went to school for 2 yrs to become a respiratory therapist. The things she knows that I don’t as well as the tests and the meaning of those tests etc. is a lot to learn, more than just how to “run” a vent. Maybe this is the only solution until there are more R.T. ‘s but only until then.
Hey Dr Oz, what’s your view on Dr Berg?
read an article, Singapore~really low on death and patients recovered..look into BCG shot !
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I donβt underestimate my RNs. However to everyone saying fast track RT that is so stupid. RT is not only giving breathing txs. Henry Mayo in Newhall, CA fast tracked their RNs on vents and got rid of their RTs. Patients started dying from improper vent management. Look it up.
I have heard that most who go on a ventilator have great difficultly coming off. Does anyone have accurate stats, especially in this virus?
this usaf viet vet understand medical staffing very well…..I RECRUITED DOCTORS AND NURSES in chicago in the 70’s for industrial clinic medicine….THERE HAS BEEN A HORRORIFC SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS AND NURSES especially nurses since women have decided to go into business and wall street rather than helping the needy…….THE SCREAMING NEED IS now for our military medics to help at the civilian hospitals and clinics where our civilian medical staffers are going to die on the job from exhaustian……they are more useful there than the underutilized fiedl hospitals…..GET ON THE STICK PEOPLE!