Mechanical Ventilator (Lung Mechanics: PEEP, CPAP, ACMV)

Lung Mechanics
Positive Pressure Ventilation
What are the differences between Positive End-Expiratory Pressure (PEEP), Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP), Assisted Control Mode Ventilation (ACMV)?
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[@francescoraddi2615]

Explanation aside, am i the only one appreciating the mad drawing skills?? :D Thanks for the refresher, doc!

[@MrShobanem]

I love them 🕺🏾

[@peace_324]

These are hand drawn and so fascinating, Ma Shaa Allah 🌈 🌼

[@gmamba24.r77]

Pretty close to what I was looking for! Great explanation!

[@lucassena1877]

Very good video, many many thanks for your time and such incredible job !!!

[@shea-lynnhopson1463]

This was amazing. Thank you!

[@abrakadabra7879]

This help me to understand abt ventilation thank you bro. YBU.

[@ahmedistiak]

Excellent Explanation doctor. Jazakallah Khairun 😊

[@abdullahbineid4963]

Man you are a HERO

[@ashrafalsawareah1450]

Great explanation dr ❤🙏

[@wali697]

Thanks doctor... it very helpfull to understand how the ventilator is working to assist in the breathing.. thanks

[@rufuspug73]

excellent video presentation! thank you!

[@AI_Overlord]

That PEEP graph starting from 6:25 to 9:40 was very illuminating. I kept thinking that during PEEP the maximum pressure during inspiration would be the same as normal respiration and was confused about how to compensate for what would have been a very shallow breath (from 10cmH2O to 8cmH2O). I thought: 'Maybe increased FiO2 would be enough?' but no we just effectively overinflate the lungs (15 cmH2O). I'm sure it's more complicated than what I'm saying and that there are a million different ways you can set the ventilator.
Thanks Dr. Azizov!

[@nullnull7495]

I didnt know,now I know. Thank you umar

[@seaklengmeng109]

Very nice explanation Dr.

[@massimobonifacio2731]

grazie molte. Chiaro ed utile. Thanks a lot, clear and usefull

[@paologiribona6629]

Great didactic video. Thank you very much!

[@visswaayful]

This is awesome !!! 👏 thank you !!!!

[@bbowling4979]

Excellent explanation and fantastic illustrations! Thank you for producing this.

[@vmpy2024]

I wish I had a teacher like you in school. Thanks

[@Dr_TNyamurungi]

Ahhh thank you sooooo much, finally gotten it. Thank you

[@drmandulaphanipriya3531]

Awesome video.Very clearly explained with beautiful illustrations. Thanks a lot

[@cpromvijitify]

Great illustration

[@ayushimittalmail]

Thank you so much for explaining this

[@johnrobinson9833]

I love your annunciation of alveoli.

[@carolynfoster1541]

Thanks for the refresher. Hope I don't need to see too many of these ARDS

[@drprincipal]

Life Saver. Thank you

[@jasonsinghjohal9984]

Beautifully explained

[@andrewMD]

That is so helpful. Thank you :D

[@bagbrown21]

Excellent video and explanation

[@denarad6578]

Thank you it was very helpful

[@loubadown]

Excellent TY!

[@emmasivewrightmd]

Amazing! Thank you so much

[@touseefbeig915]

Best explanation

[@BDfarsi]

Thank you so much!

[@babygurll7]

Вау, спасибо большое! Я студент-медик, и я не мог понять эти понятия, когда мой учитель пытался их преподавать. Вы прекрасно это объяснили! Это так полезно! Благодарю вас!

[@dr.UmarMedLec]

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[@scotlandyard85]

Great! Thank you

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beautifully done

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شكرااا ❤

[@haina2410]

Nice video, thanks you

[@ajlon]

very much illustrative

[@sapphirestone8672]

Very helpful

[@chopsticksforlegs]

If you weren't a doctor, you'd be A great illustrator❤❤❤ thank you

[@abdodesouky3065]

Thanks alot❤

[@AshishGupta-pp4sv]

Thank you kindly

[@nataliechan5120]

thank you for the good explanation and the drawings really help too!

[@drsasibrucefitness2889]

Nice, helpful

[@bettaeaachannel5362]

tq for the explanation

[@NowniVi]

This is very good

[@gaitreeoree3928]

Thank you.

[@aliamer2868]

Thanks you very much

[@kgwediwise7092]

Very well done. Thank you.

[@deebde4560]

Great

[@KinzaHussain]

Thank you sooo much! Great explanation

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Awesome

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Super

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👌

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Thnx 👌

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GOOD

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Ока яшенг!

[@camman924]

I have a question about PEEP. Since this keeps the lungs inflated can your patients lungs technically "pop"? Is there a relief valve that inhibits this from happening?

[@hasanalattar9561]

does expiration really drop alveolar pressure this fast? 6:50

[@vdon7]

Thank you, whats the timing between the inhalation and exhalation. how to control the flow rate and on what basis

[@nicknick2824]

Normally the timing not regulated by yourself. It is doing automatically - when you inhalling, the device encrease the blow rate, when you exhall - the rate down. The max and min flow rate you can easily setting up according the manual.

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

Very nice....simple....but how long does one need to go to "an unrealistically high PEEP" in order to get the alveoli to normal "non-atelactasis status"? What is the mechanism of physiological "repair?"

[@deebde4560]

I think negative intrapleural pressure suction out the alveolar wall and keep it opening

[@varisthashaw9368]

why expiration terminates before FRC? could you explain?

[@thunderking6056]

when if we increases PEEP will decrease peak pressure on ventilator?

[@candystayinaturalalexander5869]

What is SVHP relief in the ventilator??

[@user-vn3ss9ce5f]

Please ,add captions to your videos!

[@nicknick2824]

Доктор, не знаете ли вы сайты, где подробно показано устройство бытового аппарата СИПАП терапии, типа RESMED A20? Там же где-то внутри вентилятор должен быть спрятан.

[@dr.UmarMedLec]

Здравствуйте! Нет к сожалению

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Blue prints

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[@haripanditparanjpe30]

Diaphragm is a skeletal muscle then why it is not fatigued in spite of working continuously?

[@spiruirina2764]

I think it is fatigued

[@nicknick2824]

Доктор, вы говорите по русски?

[@dr.UmarMedLec]

Да конечно

[@nicknick2824]

Скажите пожалуйста, аппарат СРАР может в какой-то степени при длительном постоянном использовании во время сна (годы) заставить легкие "облениться" и привести к атрофии бронхов?

[@chandrasekarantk8393]

q

[@manizzakosar6885]

Can't understand the accent

[@manizzakosar6885]

Waste of 14 min