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Based in Arlington, Texas, we began our respiratory continuing education division in 1996. All of our courses are approved by the American Association for Respiratory Care and are accepted throughout the United States. We are proud to have developed a reputation for combining premium education with reliability and customer service.
Coaching Spirometry to Meet ATS/ERS Criteria
Course Objectives:
1) Become familiar with spirometry context.
2) Learn definitions, 4 volumes & 4 capacities, standardization history, indications, contraindications, calibrations, etc.
3) Learn to list, define, & recognize all ATS criteria for spirometry.
4) Discuss Acceptability, Usability, & Repeatability.
5) Define Grading.
6) Be able to recognize spirometry errors & use instruction, demonstration, & coaching to correct them in order to meet ATS criteria.
1) Become familiar with spirometry context.
2) Learn definitions, 4 volumes & 4 capacities, standardization history, indications, contraindications, calibrations, etc.
3) Learn to list, define, & recognize all ATS criteria for spirometry.
4) Discuss Acceptability, Usability, & Repeatability.
5) Define Grading.
6) Be able to recognize spirometry errors & use instruction, demonstration, & coaching to correct them in order to meet ATS criteria.
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Artificial Intelligence: Improving Patient Outcomes Until The Machines Rise Up
Просмотров 93Месяц назад
Course Objectives: Discuss basic concepts and premise of AI. Discuss AI as potentially applicable to healthcare. Discuss AI potential in mechanical ventilation management.
Chest X-ray Interpretation for the Non-Radiologist
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.Месяц назад
Course Objectives: An overview of universal x-ray concepts.
The Role of Time Constants in Ventilation
Просмотров 1483 месяца назад
Course Objectives: 1) The role of time constants (RCexp) in understanding lung mechanics. 2) Utilizing the time constant (RCexp) to optimize exhalation.
Is Ventilating with 4-8 ml per kg Still Relevant?
Просмотров 1083 месяца назад
Live CEU broadcast recorded Saturday, August 31, 2024. Course Objectives: Understanding the role of driving pressure.
When Two Become One Optimizing Patient-Ventilator Synchrony
Просмотров 2485 месяцев назад
Live CEU broadcast by Beno Thompson, MSrt, RRT, RRT-NPS Clinical Applications Specialist Hamilton Medical, Inc. COURSE OBJECTIVES: Discuss how to identify common ventilator asynchronies. Discuss how to resolve these asynchronies by adjusting ventilator settings. Discuss why resolving asynchronies is important.
ECMO Physiology & Patient Interactions
Просмотров 1536 месяцев назад
Describes the main components of the ECMO circuit from venous cannula to arterial cannula & the physiology of each component.
GOLD COPD Guidelines with Dr. Tim Gilmore
Просмотров 1,4 тыс.6 месяцев назад
COURSE OBJECTIVES: 1) Identify the purpose & goal of the GOLD guidelines for COPD. 2) Discuss the assessment & diagnostic aspects of COPD. 3) Identify patients according to the GOLD guidelines to include treatment strategies for stable COPD & COPD exacerbations.
ARDSnet is not enough anymore Ventilation Electrical Impedance Tomography
Просмотров 1337 месяцев назад
Live CEU course presented by Timpel Medical. COURSE OBJECTIVES: Basics of electrical impedance tomography. Fundamental use cases & interpretation. Putting ENLIGHT into practice.
PFT Interpretation with Dr. Tim Gilmore
Просмотров 1469 месяцев назад
COURSE OBJECTIVES: 1) Interpret a basic spirometry & complete PFT report. 2) Categorize patients as having either an obstructive or restrictive (or mixed) condition. 3) Conclude a generalized clinical implication based upon an interpretation of report.
ECMO Yesterday, Today, & Tomorrow
Просмотров 5710 месяцев назад
Live CEU broadcast , recorded January, 2024. COURSE OBJECTIVES: 1) Understand the history of extracorporeal support & the role of the respiratory therapist as the ECMO Specialist. 2) Understand the impact of the expanding role of ECMO & the need for more highly trained ECMO Specialists to manage this patient population.
Hyperoxic Acute Lung Injury
Просмотров 143Год назад
Live CEU Broadcast sponsored by Radiometer America Identify hazards associated with oxygen therapy. Discuss the importance of appropriate oxygen titration. Compare the hazards associated with hypoxemia vs hyperoxemia.
COPD Management -Educating Patients on More Than Meds
Просмотров 71Год назад
COURSE OBJECTIVES: How NIV plays a role in COPD management. How air quality affects COPD. Another way to think about an Incentive Spirometer. The effects of Pulmonary Rehab.
Pulmonary Vascular Disease
Просмотров 132Год назад
Explain the etiologies, manifestations, diagnostic techniques, & current management strategies for pulmonary thromboembolism & pulmonary hypertension.
Nicotine Dependence and the Truth Behind Vaping
Просмотров 41Год назад
COURSE OBJECTIVES: Discuss the science behind nicotine dependence. Explain why vaping is not the answer to smoking cessation.
Establishing a Joint Commission Disease-Specific Certification Program
Просмотров 53Год назад
Establishing a Joint Commission Disease-Specific Certification Program
Pulmonary Complications of Illicit Drugs
Просмотров 65Год назад
Pulmonary Complications of Illicit Drugs
Prevention and Management of Pressure Injuries from Respiratory Devices
Просмотров 54Год назад
Prevention and Management of Pressure Injuries from Respiratory Devices
Cardiovascular Disease in Respiratory Care: Rethinking the Clinical Implications
Просмотров 92Год назад
Cardiovascular Disease in Respiratory Care: Rethinking the Clinical Implications
Management of the Neonatal-Pediatric Airway
Просмотров 157Год назад
Management of the Neonatal-Pediatric Airway
Addressing the Ethics of Healthcare Disparity
Просмотров 382 года назад
Addressing the Ethics of Healthcare Disparity
Analyzing & Interpreting Arterial Blood Gases
Просмотров 682 года назад
Analyzing & Interpreting Arterial Blood Gases
Ensuring Proper Mechanical Ventilation
Просмотров 5322 года назад
Ensuring Proper Mechanical Ventilation
In ac/volume control if the vent is adjusting the pressure base on compliance. Doesn't it make it more likely a closed loop?
Thanks a lot Coach , for explaining it in a marvelous way,giving all these scenarios, really appreciate you sharing your pearls of knowledge
28:00 Question about this segment. Since static compliance is taken during a breath hold, what does he mean that we can take the exhaled Vt and divide it by the Static Compliance and the he says it's dynamic? I got lost. On the PB 980, when we measure the plateau pressure, it does a hold and also calculates the SC. So, it has already taken the Vt into account. I am assuming there's something different with other ventilators. The talking about spontaneously breathing pts. Again, thus may be a vent brand issue. Is he using a previous CS when it was a machine breath, and using it later with the pts spontaneous volume?
Definition. Driving pressure is [Pplat - PEEP] and is the pressure required for the alveolar opening . Static lung compliance (Cstat) is expressed as [VT / (Pplat - PEEP)]. Thus, driving pressure is also expressed as [VT / Cstat].
I think I get that, but how do you get a static compliance on a spontaneously breathing patient? On the PB 980 or 840, I can't get a breath hold on PSV. Does the Hamilton let you? Or is he using a previously measured Static Compliance?
Reply from Patrick: If the patient is spontaneously breathing it’s harder to get a real plat with an inspiratory hold. Using the formula allows you to at least estimate the plat if you add the peep or total peep if you can get it to the answer from vte/cstat. But either way, as long as the patient isn’t asynchronous, using the vte/cstat is adequate to get a driving pressure. You just have to remember it’s a dynamic measurement and can slightly change with each breath due to the pendeluft effect.
@respiratoryCEU Thanks for clarifying that.
Very informative thank you!
Any video made by Patrick is wonderful, he’s a very respected RT up here, and I am privileged to have attended a lot of these lectures in person. He made me think a lot about ventilation and changed how I think about time constants and asynchrony. Brilliant man! Happy to have worked with him.
This is gold standard Intel. Thank you!
Thanks for putting this up
"If they are answering questions, i would assume they were not unconscious" sent me 😂😂
Someone told me PRVC backwards: Controlling Volume by Regulating Pressure
Happy Respiratory Care Week
Great lecture, Joe has been my savior... currently an rt student, 1 year to go, and it has been tough!But I just had a quick quesh, is propofol a benzo? I believe it's a phenol 🤔
Very good video. Thank you
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Thanks so much for this additional respiratory knowledge!
Thank you for doing this
Thanks again!
Loved it
Great joe. Thanks.
great video!
Thanks for sharing the presentation 👍 🙂
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