Yes please! I just passed my tmc (thanks to your videos) but CSE is so hard! I haven’t taken it yet, but I definitely need to work on my info gathering 🥴
@@kennygarcia102 honestly I watched all his videos on the topics I needed more clarification on. And I did a lot, and I mean a lot of practice tests/quizzes to really get my brain used to critical thinking for these questions. Also, I used a study guide my old professors gave us.
Thank you so much dear divine soul for this channel …🙏🏻🕉️ & you videos I am planning on taking RRT after Almost 15 yrs…. at new locations , new jobs for CRT is hard to get Thank you so much once again for this Brilliant information
Thank you for your great teaching. I tooled the TMC OR CRT Examination for more than 80 times. I lost a huge amount of money struggling to pass. I decided to quick taking the exams. Whenever I took the exam, I missed 5 questions 10, 15 20 sometimes 6 to pass. I became angry and suicide crying and depressed. Now I wa t to give it a shot and want to start studying again. I wi register with you soon. Thank you.
CPAP will open alveoli that is full of fluid and will decrease work of breathing with inspiratory flow. BIPAP may be better because pressure support will decrease work of breathing and patient don't have to recruit alveoli as in CPAP.
Physicians at my hospital like to use HFNC for peep which I never understood, shouldn’t they just use CPAP? Also, the only pts who are allowed to wear F/F mask are in ICU & not the pts on the floor because they have the risk of aspiration. Have you worked at hospitals like this ?!
My name is yaima I’m CCM student therapy respiratory and i have problems with this question! Can you help me please ! A 28-year-old female presents in the emergency department (ED) with the following blood gases on room air: pH 7.53 PaCO2 26 torr PaO2 48 torr HCO3 21 mEg/L BE -1 mEq/L Which of the following should the respiratory therapist conclude? A- intrapulmonary shunting B-adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) C- hypoxemia secondary to hyperventilation D-hypo ventilation secondary to a neuromuscular disorder
@@RespiratoryCoach thank you im not in RT program yet i will be next year BUT im going to study before hand. So im trying to learn as much about everythijg as possible and obvisoly going to still focus on my prerequisits! What should ypu recommend to help prep before getting in to program? Can i still join your bootcamp even though i dont know much yet?
I learned a lot in every video you make. Thanks for sharing your knowledge sir🙏
Can you do some CSE practice problems as well ! And thank you so much for all of your videos ! They helped me throughout school so much
I agree.
Thank you so much for breaking down questions and showing examples of what to look for on a xray
Yes please! I just passed my tmc (thanks to your videos) but CSE is so hard! I haven’t taken it yet, but I definitely need to work on my info gathering 🥴
You got this, Lily! Stay focused on the details of each disease process. Go kill it!
How did you pass?
@@kennygarcia102 honestly I watched all his videos on the topics I needed more clarification on. And I did a lot, and I mean a lot of practice tests/quizzes to really get my brain used to critical thinking for these questions. Also, I used a study guide my old professors gave us.
Thank you so much dear divine soul for this channel …🙏🏻🕉️ & you videos
I am planning on taking RRT after Almost 15 yrs…. at new locations , new jobs for CRT is hard to get
Thank you so much once again for this Brilliant information
I've watched almost all your videos to sure you myself for my first RT job and I have to say this is one of the best videos
Thank you for your great teaching. I tooled the TMC OR CRT Examination for more than 80 times. I lost a huge amount of money struggling to pass. I decided to quick taking the exams. Whenever I took the exam, I missed 5 questions 10, 15 20 sometimes 6 to pass. I became angry and suicide crying and depressed. Now I wa t to give it a shot and want to start studying again. I wi register with you soon.
Thank you.
Don't quit! Go get that RRT!
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Hi can you do more of these they are so helpful 😊
Can you please add more about other diseases as well. Thank you so much for this information!
CPAP will open alveoli that is full of fluid and will decrease work of breathing with inspiratory flow. BIPAP may be better because pressure support will decrease work of breathing and patient don't have to recruit alveoli as in CPAP.
Need more of these I have to study
Very helpful. I need a review before trying my SDS
I love the new thumbnail pic!!!
Thank you so much for this break down! Good mental challenge
Great lecture on CHF. I'm taking accs soon
Excelent! Thank you so much.
Pls do more if these! Love this
hyperventilating because of air hunger from lack of o2 not because of high CO2
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
i had always thought the batwings is the radiolucent part of tghe lungs. If you look at the black areas, that looks exactly like batwings
Thank u so much for this video
is the person conscious, breath sounds, work of breathing, color, BP, HR.
Physicians at my hospital like to use HFNC for peep which I never understood, shouldn’t they just use CPAP? Also, the only pts who are allowed to wear F/F mask are in ICU & not the pts on the floor because they have the risk of aspiration. Have you worked at hospitals like this ?!
Your awesome!
Or better yet can you open up your own RT school 😅
Hi do you need associate or bachelor's degree to work as a respiratory therapist?
Currently, you can enter the field with an associates, bachelor, or masters degree.
Can you make a video about CSE
My name is yaima I’m CCM student therapy respiratory and i have problems with this question! Can you help me please !
A 28-year-old female presents in the emergency
department (ED) with the following blood gases
on room air:
pH
7.53
PaCO2
26 torr
PaO2
48 torr
HCO3
21 mEg/L
BE
-1 mEq/L
Which of the following should the respiratory
therapist conclude?
A- intrapulmonary shunting
B-adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)
C- hypoxemia secondary to hyperventilation
D-hypo ventilation secondary to a
neuromuscular disorder
Intrapulmonary shunting causing hypoxemia which is why the patient is hyperventilating.
Thank so mush ! You do an incredible job and thanks to you I have been able to pass my exams.
@@RespiratoryCoach how can you tell it’s shunting if they’re on room air?
I heard you have a bootcamp for 100$ where is this? How do i sign up for when the time is right
I do! Here's the link to sign up. respiratorycoach.teachable.com/p/tmc-boot-camp
Thank you for watching and reaching out!
@@RespiratoryCoach thank you im not in RT program yet i will be next year BUT im going to study before hand. So im trying to learn as much about everythijg as possible and obvisoly going to still focus on my prerequisits!
What should ypu recommend to help prep before getting in to program? Can i still join your bootcamp even though i dont know much yet?
@@RespiratoryCoach does your bootcamp have any begginer friendly courses? Like for someone who is about to enter a RT program?