Respiratory Therapy - Artificial Airways
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- Опубликовано: 2 дек 2020
- This video breaks down the difference between endotracheal tubes, tracheostomy tubes, oropharyngeal airway and nasopharyngeal airways. Hope you enjoy and learn something!!
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Even though I have passed my boards, I can't stop watching you videos.
Love it! The learning process NEVER ceases!!
This was the MOST helpful review on artificial airways I've watched- thank you so much!!!!
man!! we need more of these! Great video, great picture quality, the new board is wonderful. very helpfull We need more hemodynamics and Mechanical ventilation videos. Thank you, coach.
It's all coming! Stay tuned!!!
Hey coach! Just wanted to stop by and say THANK YOU! I just finished my first semester and did really well. Your videos helped a ton with that. My class size is about 60 and we have a group chat and are always notifying each other of your new videos or past videos pertaining to the content we were studying at the moment. This video came out literally a day before our lab practical and it covered everything that was on our practical. It’s like you knew what we needed! Forever grateful. Love the board!
Awesome! Glad it helped. Tell your classmates I say HI!!
I just have to say how helpful your channel has been for me. I spent 2 years doing RT straight out of school and was never really that confident as I was still building my skills.
I ended up in the sleep field right after and have been doing sleep studies for the past 3 years.
I am now getting back into RT, just got a job...and your material has helped me regain the knowledge I thought I had lost. I know I have a long, difficult road ahead of me...but I am much more excited about it this time around and I feel much more prepared after having found your channel.
You make it so much easier to understand than any of my teachers in school did.
Anyway, thank you again 🙏
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your journey. Go Be Great!
Thanks for video
You present very educational lesson
Fantastic review coach! Thank you so much. I'm an RT for 41 years and have taken the last 2.5 years to care for my elderly mom.Thankfully I'm quite youthful still and I'm on the verge of returning as a front line RT and your teaching and wonderful manner are invaluable. I taught so many students and nurses and families and I'm thrilled by what you're doing here. Thanks again and I'm sure more thanks to follow.Be great! Kenny
Joe just want to give u a shout out! Appreciate all your help and hard work you put into these videos. Hope you and your family are doing well. Got my RRT!
Thanks.
Thank you for your videos! Could you please talk about PFT’s?
Can you make a video about HFOV? Students have a hard time grasping it and I need help trying to explain the concept.
Got it on the list!!! Stay tuned!
Yes!!!! I appreciate it so much
I love your videos!! Thank you
Thank you!!!!!!!!! You are such a big help. I need to refresh my mind with all that info, coming back to the resp. field again, after 2 years retired, ( going traveler)
Keep on creating videos like this man!
I am starting my Pulmonology and critical fellow starting from July and I have to tell you that your lectures are great learning tool for all. Amazing videos, I have binge watched a lot of them. Keep up the good work. Thank you!
Nice! Go Be Great! And resist the cookie cutter approach to mechanical ventilation.
Cannot tell you how useful this was! Thank you!
Awesome! Thank you, Grace, for watching and kindly commenting!
I appreciate all your videos. It helps me simplify my lectures
i love your channel, i am a RT student in Saudi Arabia.
Awesome! Thank you!
Never stop making videos!! You're a lifesaver and I'm so thankful I came across your videos a little over a year ago :D
Once again, thank you so much. very informative video.
You are very welcome! Glad you enjoyed it.
New intro!!! I love it!! Going into my last semester and I’m so grateful for your videos! Great help always❤️
Hello RT Coach, I want to thank you once again for your hard work and dedication in the respiratory therapy field. I graduated last year and in all truth in honesty you were my saving grace. With the help from your videos I was able to pass my state boards on the 1st time both TMC and Clinical Simulation. I am not the smartest and I am a single mother of four, I decided to go through a accelerated program so I could not work. I couldn't afford to pay for lindsey jones or programs like it. I graduated from an accelerated program so it was a heavily skilled based program that gave base knowledge but it was so quick in dense the information was hard to retain. Watching your videos you helped me understand and know why I was doing what I was doing. I have been sharing your channel for over a year and I still watch your videos to this day and you continuously help me grow.
Thanks for helping me be a strong RRT!!!
Thank you! Best wishes during your last semester! YOU'RE SO CLOSE!!!!
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Awesome content as always and love the word association exercise. Some ideas for future videos: how to intubate, or how to set up/assist with intubation. Emergency airway procedures, such as cricothyrotomy, and etc.
Love the content and what you're doing for our profession. I'm always directing students to your videos, especially on the concepts I have a hard time explaining. Thank you for all that you do!
This is really helpful, thank you.
I am learning so much from yours videos. Thanks so much. Can you do a video on arterial line insertion?
Thank you Coach!!
You are a blessing! Thank you so much! Please keep up the excellent work skills and building us to perfect our God given career/blessing of RT's
man!! Where have you been, we missed you.. Hope you had a great holiday. Also, could you do a video series on detailed ABG interpretation with respiratory and metabolic issues, also bicarb gap and anion gap.
And if he can help us with what to do with the results! Like how to treat abnormal ABGs !
Have you seen my ABG series? Building on that in 2021! Stay tuned and thanks for watching!
Noi haven’t! Thanks for sharing! I’ll go ahead and start watching ☺️
Thank you , you are the best
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Thank u coach!😊
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
Hi coach! I found out you channel a few days ago and immediately subscribed. I find your videos,honestly, addicting 😂! So, I just started working as a nurse in ICU (never worked in one before) and -as I am sure you can imagine- all our patients are Covid19 positive. I am learning more each day about mechanical ventilation and treatment of respiratory problems. My question is: could you explain why these patients are so difficult to adequately ventilate and the benefits of prone positioning?
Hope I made sense!
Thank you so much for the time you spend and the effort you put in the creation and content of your videos. I apologize if my comment is not related to the topic of this video. Thanks again!
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Hi! Love seeing nurses subscribe to a RT channel. It's a diffusion block at the AC membrane. Prone position helps to maximize V/Q ratio, in other words, your now maximizing ventilation in alveoli that are receiving maximum perfusion.
Great new board and introduction. I bet you'll go through a lot less dry erase markers now. Thanks for the refresher!
LOL.... FOR SURE!!!! Thanks for watching my friend!
I missed your videos so much.
Can you make a video for assessment for ICU patients and what to look for during the rounds in a systemic approach?
Got it on the list!
Thank you sir!
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You're very welcome, Olivia!
Thank you sir
Thank you, Anita, for watching and commenting!
Please make a video of treating COVID patients on mechanical ventilator..most of my patients are on ver high peep...thanks
Thank you
would you like please to talk about weaning steps in detail thanks
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thank you for the video lecture sir , sir i got lot of questions about mechanical ventilation some i have put them as comment with your videos , sir in mechanical ventilation we set an alarm limit ( such as peak inspiratory alarm level ) and also in some vent modes we set a pressure alarm limit
such as in prvc vent mode , sir is there a different between a normal alarm limit and vent mode alarm limit? does the vent stop the breath when it hit both alarm limits ?
Can you recommend a good book for a more advanced look at mechanical ventilation? I’m a fairly new grad and have been working a few months. I’d like to improve and build upon my foundation. Also any other books you can recommend would be great. Thanks, love your channel!
Can you use the channel of the Guedel to insert an orogastric tube as well?
I'm honestly not sure. I can't say that I've ever seen it done, but also can't state why you couldn't. It might become a problem when you desire to remove the Guedel OPA?
First to like😊
Thank you