This is a tracheal tug. A tracheal tug is when you can see visible sucking in at the neck, like in this video - and it is another 'red flag' demonstrating respiratory distress that requires urgent medical attention. This little one is in hospital with RSV, but mama has let us know that she is getting much better ♥️ You can watch our video on breathing problems in little ones here, for more - https://www.facebook.com/CPRKids/videos/1358845514254790 | CPR Kids First Aid

Tracheal deviation and Tracheal Tug • Video • MEDtube.net

Soph | Adventure Medicine on Instagram: "🧠 THINK THURSDAY — What’s this clinical sign? This week’s clip is a very textbook example of a visible neck pulsation… but what sign are you actually looking at? 👀 Poll options: 🫁 Tracheal tug 🫀 Raised JVP 🧠 Carotid pulsation 💪 Sternocleidomastoid spasm Comment below what condition you’d associate it with too — love seeing your reasoning! 👇 📌 Last week’s answer: The correct diagnosis was Asterixis (liver flap) ✋✨ See you next Thursday for the next

CPR Kids - Baby + Child First Aid Education on Instagram: "This is a tracheal tug.⁠ ⁠ A tracheal tug is when you can see visible sucking in at the neck, and it is a sign that medical attention is needed. ⁠ ⁠ "Knowing what to look out for thankfully I was able to notice the signs and took her straight to the hospital. She had a virus and was struggling to breathe. Thank you for all the information you share xx"⁠ ⁠ 👉🏼 Make sure you know what your child's "normal" is. ⁠ 👉🏼 Know the signs of res