This is part 7 of the Capnography Tutorial by Adam Thompson. This is a comprehensive course on capnography. EtCO2 Measures: - Ventilation - Circulation - Metabolism www.paramedicine101.com
awesome mate thanks alot. the only thing i would suggest is placing the RR & temp numbers if that's what you were encouraging people to consider. I.e. how are we supposed to know it could be due to temperature or RR if we don't know the values.
Absolutely fantastic, loved every bit, and I know I can remember this because off the way you explained everything. Have subscribed to you chanel, Thank you
Many thanks - I'm a vet too, but a lot of this is still applicable. Shame you can't do the check for bronchoconstriction on a conscious cat very easily (they don't like having things pressed to their face at the best of times)!
So scenario: if you have a child in sleep with ETCO2 values on stomach in sleep ranging 18-24 RR 18 at lowest and On back ETCO2 values are ranging almost consistent 45 mmhg but range in a clip from 42-48 Wave forms look high hill looking with occasional cleft on back on stomach Hills are low wide and vary a bit in shape. What would you suspect? (I do actually have video clips and I am not trying to obtain medical advice don't worry)
Christine Galyon I’m not sure. Seems the supine sleeping may be causing some mild Airway obstruction. Not sure why they are hypocapneic while prone, but it may not be getting great readings.
Well of course a thermometer is a more appropriate diagnostic tool for those conditions. This is a Capnography tutorial though, not a thermometer tutorial.
@@Meducator01 Oh come on, you've got exactly one comment on this video. Be happy some one commented. And I'm awaiting your thermometer video, Sir Snark.
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thanks. I watched whole of 7 videos in this series and it's really useful
Thanks Adam, this was great. Did all 7 of them. All the best from Iceland.
Very valuable information, also to apply in the Veterinary setting. Many Thanks.
awesome mate thanks alot. the only thing i would suggest is placing the RR & temp numbers if that's what you were encouraging people to consider. I.e. how are we supposed to know it could be due to temperature or RR if we don't know the values.
This was very well done thank you! I will be subscribing and following your channel very closely! Very informative!
Absolutely fantastic, loved every bit, and I know I can remember this because off the way you explained everything. Have subscribed to you chanel, Thank you
Good course. Thanks.
Loved the course. Thank you so much!
super awesome set of videos
Great Video Series! Learned a lot.
Cheers for this course mate.
Many thanks - I'm a vet too, but a lot of this is still applicable. Shame you can't do the check for bronchoconstriction on a conscious cat very easily (they don't like having things pressed to their face at the best of times)!
Great lecture thanks!
So scenario: if you have a child in sleep with ETCO2 values on stomach in sleep ranging 18-24 RR 18 at lowest and On back ETCO2 values are ranging almost consistent 45 mmhg but range in a clip from 42-48 Wave forms look high hill looking with occasional cleft on back on stomach Hills are low wide and vary a bit in shape. What would you suspect? (I do actually have video clips and I am not trying to obtain medical advice don't worry)
Christine Galyon I’m not sure. Seems the supine sleeping may be causing some mild
Airway obstruction. Not sure why they are hypocapneic while prone, but it may not be getting great readings.
Outstanding. Thanks.
excellent tutorial!!!
Excellent. Question is how do you do capnography on a nonintubated patient. Seems silly but I deal with animals?Thanks,Peter
Thank you so much for this.
It was an excellent thank you
I cannot find # 5...
thank u so mush
I made it!
Just sayin', if your shop is diagnosing malignant hyperthermia or hypothermia from capnography, you got a problem!
Well of course a thermometer is a more appropriate diagnostic tool for those conditions. This is a Capnography tutorial though, not a thermometer tutorial.
@@Meducator01 Don't be snarky; just sayin' what Amal Mattu said about Osbourne waves in hypothermia. So sensitive.
No snark intended.
@@Meducator01 Oh come on, you've got exactly one comment on this video. Be happy some one commented. And I'm awaiting your thermometer video, Sir Snark.
Right, your comment was completely snarkless. Thank you.
great job thanks! I made it though the course :P