Great video. I was just on one of these machines after leaving the ICU on a ventilator. Once I was off the vent I used this machine and it was very good. The mask was very comfortable and you can really tell there is humidity. Oxygen helps as well and I wondered about the wires in the hose, i thought it was a fancy design on the hose until I realized it was actual wires. Anyway very impressed with this machine and it was a great patient experience to use it for CPAP while in the hospital after being on a ventilator. Great video!
informative video. this thing can also be used as a ventilator with an endotracheal tube. sophisticated controls and alarm settings. battery 6 hrs? if you have a pto valve it is able to nebulize. charles mcmullin md
I don't understand how the expiration works. The tubing has only one arm. You pointed out that small hole on the end of the tubing is for the CO2 elimination. Are you saying the whole expiration, eg. 500ml over 2sec. expiration time goes through this small hole? That can't be possible. What am I missing?
Tyson McCormack yes the machine runs with o2 the o2 cable can be connected to a wall outlet or if your moving the patient say to ITU / HDU or to another location within the hospital the machine can be connected to a external o2 bottle and can run on internal battery so that the unit can be moved around still connected to the patient hope this helps 😊
tyson mccormack it's a very odd experience it's like sticking your head out the car window doing 70mph and trying to breath in and out normally I've had a go on this exact model when doing my training to use this machine
As with most BiPAP's I see set up here, the expiratory port has been placed inline backwards. Which only matters if you're going to attach it to an ETT or trach
Great video. I was just on one of these machines after leaving the ICU on a ventilator. Once I was off the vent I used this machine and it was very good. The mask was very comfortable and you can really tell there is humidity. Oxygen helps as well and I wondered about the wires in the hose, i thought it was a fancy design on the hose until I realized it was actual wires. Anyway very impressed with this machine and it was a great patient experience to use it for CPAP while in the hospital after being on a ventilator. Great video!
informative video. this thing can also be used as a ventilator with an endotracheal tube. sophisticated controls and alarm settings. battery 6 hrs? if you have a pto valve it is able to nebulize. charles mcmullin md
Hi just want to clarify,is there any acceptable value of the pt leak?
i would love to be your patient for a day just to really see what it feels like to breathe on a ventilator?
Thank you so much doctor it’s really help great video 😍😍
What does filter off mean? If its off, does it still provide pressure for cpap mode?
Thanks for doing this, is really helpful!!
Thank you so much! it helps a lot!
Thank you Allan. I watched your video over and over.
Is it a hospital bipap machine
Hi Allan, have you used this on a trach patient?
What are different obstruction in breathing circuits that lead to maximum pressure and wrong alarm in sophisticated hospitals?
I don't understand how the expiration works. The tubing has only one arm. You pointed out that small hole on the end of the tubing is for the CO2 elimination. Are you saying the whole expiration, eg. 500ml over 2sec. expiration time goes through this small hole? That can't be possible. What am I missing?
do you have to have oxygen with it ?
Tyson McCormack yes the machine runs with o2 the o2 cable can be connected to a wall outlet or if your moving the patient say to ITU / HDU or to another location within the hospital the machine can be connected to a external o2 bottle and can run on internal battery so that the unit can be moved around still connected to the patient hope this helps 😊
Can FiO2 be increased to a desired level ??
And why don’t you have a filter on that V60 ?????
John Oryall you can clearly see the filter attached to the mask when he puts it on the end of the circuit.
great video!
Are you based in Australia ? I would love to come and have a go of the ventilator with your assistance ?
tyson mccormack it's a very odd experience it's like sticking your head out the car window doing 70mph and trying to breath in and out normally I've had a go on this exact model when doing my training to use this machine
@@dannylittle1865 sir...can it be responsible for death??
Looks like the coach for New Orlean's Saints. Sean Peyton.
Is that circuit smooth walled? I was under the impression you could not use corrugated tubing with this vent? Thanks
How to chek out in this ventilator
The LPT ? Setting
Cute ventilator! ! ! ! ! !
How do you adjust the VT 1226 when you are demonstrating? give more details that'd be more help. Thanks!
The Vt is based off of your own respiratory drive.
To adjust the Vt you adjust the difference between the IPAP and EPAP. Bigger range = bigger Vt, smaller range = smaller Vt.
Dr Aln
I love the V60!
As with most BiPAP's I see set up here, the expiratory port has been placed inline backwards. Which only matters if you're going to attach it to an ETT or trach
Why does "RATE" mean when you set it as 5? Isnt it respiratory rate?
Suzie C. It is not respiratory rate