Overview of the interior of a US ambulance, showcasing the tools and resources available to emergency medical personnel.

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What&#39;s inside an Ambulance 🚑 | Dr Pal

hello guys I just got done with work on my way out I saw all these ambulances standing outside the hospital I had an idea I thought I'll show you what is inside and US ambulance so I'm teaching you all these steps in my channel to make sure that you don't land up over here and you don't need all these bus services without a ticket so there is a driver seat and a passenger seat usually there is an EMT emergency medical technician and a paramedic sitting over here my friend s looking at all this he says I love to go on this van for a long drive because it looks like they have a very good music system so in the United States if you have any emergency you call 911 the ambulance comes in triages you regarding which kind of symptoms that you have and then they will take you to the hospital nearby as soon as possible so we you're going to go inside an ambulance so this is supposed to be the bed and then you know the paramedics will sit over here who can help the patient and the most important thing over here is this defibrillator machine look at this this is what we call as CPR machine we see them in the movies in the movies they make it look like as if it is an iron box machine and as soon as you press the machine all the hero will jump up nothing like that will happen on real life okay so it's usually there is a charge cable over here and then um based on the analysis whether the patient was having any pulse what kind of Rhythm they have Mission will determine whether to shock the patient or not so that they can bring the heart rhythm to normal this is the most basic in an ambulance I want to make a very important Point here that if you see any person unconscious right in front of you please check for pulse if there is no pulse right away start chest compressions at least 30 compressions 2 in depth right in this area for at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute so once you turn it on you connect the leads you know it will show you the Rhythm and then once the device says that okay it is ready to shock you see this red button over here they click that and then the shock is applied to the patient's heart so these are all the breathing machines look at that there is a nebulizer there's a Nal canola I'll open it I'll show it to you so look at this it's a nasal mask and this is through which you connected this to this oxygen flow here and then uh this is goes over the patient nose my patient arami had a mild asthma attack and he wanted an ambulance and we put him a nebulizer while breathing through the machine he's asking me whether you have a USB type-c charger for iPhone I was like why he's like I need to call call my ex-girlfriend tiur sundari one last time I will never let this happen to my friend sarum this is one of the most important cabinets here in the ambulance this is your ET tubes this is where when the patient is not breathing they will secure the airway so look at this tube this tube goes into the lungs link to the trachea in case if they not able to breathe on their own so that this can be connected to a ventilator which will provide artificial oxygen to the patient until the Pati recovers and look at this all these are IV needles so most of the patients gets an IV line right away look at the needle that goes through the IV and then they secure IV line so that they can give glucose they can give medications they can give whatever they want based on patient condition so that the whole goal is to get the patient right back as soon as possible so look at this there is a locker over here this is where they store all the opioids in know Morphin all these opioid medications where it requires very strict prescription they have to exactly calculate how much amount of medications that they took in the morning and how much amount of medication that they gave to the patient so they monitor this extremely carefully given the opioid abuse here in the United States and the most important medication one more thing that you need to remember is epinephrine one of the most important medication here in this ambulance is called epinephrine that's what you give to people who are allergic you know for example I had a patient who was allergic to peanuts he didn't even know that he was eating penuts all of a sudden he started swelling up his tongue got bigger his face got like really pale and his breathing got very difficult it is absolutely important that we give this epinephrine injection right away usually it comes as an epip pen and they inject on the thigh and sometimes they give it on the IV as well so we gave the EpiPen injection and all his allergic symptoms were completely gone so when he was a little bit more normal when his symptoms subsided he's asking the ambulance driver on the way to the Hospital can you drop by the Starbucks to get one frappucino I'm showing all this to you guys not to scare you but to make sure that you follow my channel follow the tips at least Implement 50% of what is discussed in the channel I guarantee you that you will never be in this ambulance ever in your life that's the goal

Dr.

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