Respiratory Therapy - Time Trigger vs Time Cycle

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[@jazmincarrasquillo7887]

in school we learning about IPPB and also have more IPPB in the lab on campus but haven't seen at clinical!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

And you likely won't. It is a rapidly disappearing therapy.

[@luuucaaas]

In school right now and am at clinic. Still learning IPPB in 2023! Never seen it in the hospital so far though. We were told they only teach it as an intro to some of the concepts in mechanical ventilation

[@RespiratoryCoach]

True story! Go be Great!

[@roxanab4542]

I learned IPPB in school and now I work for a rehab hospital with Brain injuries & spinal cord injuries and I use the IPPB everyday.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

I can see that and makes perfect sense. Any comparison to the metaneb that you've seen? Just curious. Thanks for responding!

[@clarewhite3004]

Still learning IPPB in school; was told I wouldn't see it locally; I haven't seen it.

[@karenmitchell6654]

Thanks Respiratory Coach

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome, Karen!

[@AmyRiley-if9rf]

still learning ippb…

[@farhanqadeer82]

Thanks a lot for this video I was just wondering if you can explain waveform And how can we identify Mode in which patient is on by just looking at wave forms

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hera ya go man! Already had one on this topic. ruclips.net/video/491udmy7K1E/видео.html

[@maxpla168]

still learning in school IPPB, not in practice

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Cool! Thanks Max.

[@naveenchenna1338]

Wt is different b/w driving pressure and plateau pressure and why we will see in ards patients.plz tell me .

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Fantastic question! Will answer soon. Your question is on the list. Thanks for the question!

[@rikb2853]

I jus wanna know.....which is better...two bottle chest drainage or three bottle chest drainage....when draining only fluids n when suction is needed..

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Perfect. Got it on the list!