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Ummm umm ummm this is a ummm sterile ummm procedure ummm yeah this is sterile procedure umm this a 14 ummm. Nice video learned alot.

So no wound dressing done? I'm confused. Just looking at the dressing package? Ok.

What's with the butterflies??? Switched the video off.

Does the patient also need a swivel exhalation port (to allow exhalation) or is the adapter piece you're showing sufficient?

Can you give me some tips on how to get the acetylcystein out of the bottle? My patient uses it in a nebulizer twice a day and it's a PITA to get out. I suppose the easiest way would be a syringe?

I’ve never seen this protective gel, how long can you place on patient before you have to change out?

Hello sir, my priority is to get a as wide hole as possible for effortless nighttime breathing, would this work better than a shiley 10? Or not much difference at all? Any recommendations? Thabk you

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Isn't one end larger than the other? I remember someone told me to put the small end going to canula and large end to oxygen?? Thank you

Where can I buy this trachometry

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Hey boss.. What company makes this adapter? Thanks

aye this on point

isn't it just a swivell adaper with a flex tube?

I'm a ventilator patient, who receives nebs from an Aerogen nebulizer at home. I use the Aerogen Solo, with the Pro-X controller. I got it Thursday from my RT, and I am legally blind, so I cannot see when the chamber is empty. So from what it sounds like, even if the neb chamber is empty, since i cannot see, It's ok if I just let it run through the 30 minute cycle? I cannot see, so don't know when it's empty, and don't know when It's time to turn off the controller, but I didn't want to leave it on for the whole 30 minute treatment. I was told It's ok to do that, but I'm not sure. I'd rather not leave the mesh vibrating for 30 minutes if there's no medication in the chamber.

Q- what if there's no white tubing on the corrugated tube on the side. Kindly answer. And only has a trach thats capped all day.

Can I ask you please from where I can find these clot catchers? Thanks

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I've always loved your videos! As most RTs know, a lot of the beds in the ICU can do Percussion & Vibration as well. I've asked around, and I wanted to know what people thought did better, at the airway clearance, and they said that the Vest does a better job than the bed! I would still use the bed, if a patient is in a bed with this functionality, and if they're intubated. I would prefer the bed's therapy. I'm curious about your experience with the beds' function of airway clearance. These types of critical care beds in my opinion are wonderful beds, and not only can they do the Percussion and Vibration, but they can also do the Continuous Lateral Rotation Therapy, and many other great functions!

Thank you for showing us how to change the pressure settings! I appreciate it! 😂

I have a questions. Now they have ventilators, like the PB840, the Servo I, the Drager vents, and the Esprit ventilator, which have Respiratory Mechanics monitoring, where you can perform weaning parameters like NIF, Vital Capacity, and P0.1 monitoring. In some places, they still use those NIFometers, but in your opinion, which do you think is more of an accurate and better measurement of NIF? With the standard NIFometer, as seen in this video, or via the means of the NIF measurement on the ventilator? I mean, if you go to the NIF measurement on the Drager Ventilators, you press and hold the button, and have the patient take in a breath, warning the patient that for a few seconds, they won't get any air. You can perform this easily and efficiently with the patient's ventilator. With those NIFometers, they seem great from my experience, but you have to remove the patient from the ventilator, and in some patients, such as a Guillain Barre Syndrome Patient, who's been on that ventilator for months, it's going to cause some MAJOR anxiety! But as for your experience with Accuracy, what do you suppose, or think might be more accurate?

I LOVE the Drager ventilators! They are wonderful vents! I also like the Hamilton ventilators! The Drager vents, and the Hamilton vents have the capability for High flow Oxygen Therapy. So if the patient can get off the ventilator, you can connect the high flow humidification to the ETT, or trach! You can perform heated T-Piece trials, or Heated Trach collar trials that way!

I know I'm probably not the only one that's said this, but I WANT MORE RESPIRATORY VIDEOS! Your's are wonderful! I have so much respect for you, and would like to see more videos!

Hello. I'm a ventilator, and trach patient. Who knows a whole lot about Respiratory care, from being around it all of my life! But I'm just curious! Do you all have the InTouch beds, that play music? They have the capability of playing classical, jazz, and Nature Sounds. I have quite the history behind those beds. That's a huge story in itself. LOL!

Great vid, thanks!

Is there research on mid flow? I don’t fully understand the difference between mid flow o2 and high flow o2

Could you do more videos like this? Maybe discussing a patient on APRV?? I must say, this is the BEST Respiratory channel there is. But what about doing more videos like this discussing ventilator modes whilst showing them in action. We could clearly see that this patient whilst they were on the Pressure Support Mode, had a rather high Respiratory rate, and still being able to allow them to breathe spontaneously even with the higher rate, and even with the rather low volumes, but was doing pretty well all things considered. I was happy to see a video like this. Most videos you'll see test lungs in use, but this one we saw the effort from a recovering patient!

Do you guys use HFOV at your hospital, and ECMO?

This video was one of your MANY GREAT VIDEOS! Seriously!! Your videos are especially wonderful, and now you have a new subscriber! I hope this patient is doing well! With YOUR assistance, I KNOW she will recover!

Nice! Thanks.

Show how to change it please!!

I loved the work a lot! I've been trying to find for a instructional RUclips vid similar to yours that really teaches the ideas in this video! 🧑‍⚕️ 👌Your explanation is similar to the vids from Dr. Ethan. Dr Ethan's tips are for sure educational and he actually helped me a lot on school! He is a helpful medical student in the UK! You should see his RUclips out and give Doctor Ethan a subscribe! 👉 #DoctorEthanRUclips

You have some great videos thanks for sharing any suggestions on how to pass the boards exam...

How long have you been a therapist

Nice! Thank you. ❤️👑✨🙏

This video is very relevant in 2020 A practical aspect is the management of oxygen supply which is very high when large number of patients are connected to such equipment in a Covid-19 hospital. One can refer to a video " HFOT Calculator" on RUclips OR download the free App from Google Play Store as a supplement to this nice video.

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I’m fuckin with yiu I graduate in February 21

Change that HEPA filter!! God lord!

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Yes I love you guys. If we didn’t have you everything would fall on the nurses and we have so much to handle already

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