HOW TO INTUBATE? INTUBATION PROCEDURE & TECHNIQUE

Airway assessment and the indications for intubation come up in MRCP Part 2 acute-care scenarios and in everyday acute medicine for IMT doctors. This video covers when to intubate, the equipment, the drugs and the technique. WHAT THIS COVERS 00:00 Intro 00:38 Indications for intubation 01:56 Equipment required 08:32 Drugs to be administered 10:03 Intubation technique THE SHORT ANSWER The decision to intubate is clinical, not a number on a blood gas. The four classic indications are failure to oxygenate, failure to ventilate, failure to protect the airway, and an anticipated clinical course that will lead to one of those three. Assess the airway before you commit — a difficult airway recognised in advance is a manageable problem; one discovered after induction is not. Prepare drugs, suction and a plan B before the first attempt. WHO THIS IS FOR NHS doctors in Internal Medicine Training (IMT1, IMT2, IMT3), international medical graduates preparing for MRCP in the UK, and post-MBBS or post-MD doctors sitting MRCP from India and the Gulf. OUR OTHER HIGH-YIELD VIDEOS Basic modes of ventilator:    • Basic Modes of Ventilator made easy- VENTI...   BiPAP machine, when and how to use:    • BiPAP machine (NIV) When to use, How to us...   How to read a chest X-ray:    • How to read a chest X-ray (in 20 mins) !   Shock explained in 15 mins:    • Shock (explained in 15 mins) | Types, Path...   PREPARING FOR MRCP? The free MRCP Part 1 Kickstarter — the full exam blueprint, a study planner built around an NHS rota, and worked questions: https://intellectmedicos.com ABOUT INTELLECT MEDICOS Intellect Medicos runs structured MRCP Part 1 and Part 2 coaching for working doctors, taught by Dr Chirag Madaan (Critical Care Specialist) and Dr Mustafa Baig (Internal Medicine, NHS UK). Over 1,000 doctors mentored since 2021. Course details: https://intellectmedicos.com/mrcp/ Video credits: Dr Amit Ranjan Jha, Dr Hamza Khan Video editing: Dr Nikhil Bante, Dr Shruti Malik Instagram:   / intellect.medicos   #intubation #ventilator #endotracheal #mrcp #mrcpuk