Thank you for the great beginner lectures on ventilation (1-8). I am a new Peds ICU nurse and this really helped connect the dots to what I'm seeing on the unit. It wasn't too complex for a beginner like me! Thanks again!
Argh! I can't believe I've had this lecture up for over a year with that error in it! You are correct that I haven't been consistent. What I meant to say in this lecture was that the tidal volume is relevant to VOLUME TARGETED modes, such as assist control and SIMV. In pressure targeted modes such as "Pressure Control", the tidal volume can't be directly set, as it's a consequence of the set max insp. pressure and the patient's individual lung mechanics. Thanks for pointing this out!
gsuboy, lecture 6 in my mechanical ventilation series "Non-invasive positive pressure ventilation" covers what most physicians refer to as "BiPAP" but which is formally known as bilevel ventialtion. I've heard some respiratory therapists use the term "bilevel" to refer to something slightly different than traditional BiPAP, but I don't know the specifics of it. Most of my vent knowledge is already incorporated into the video series.
Being A biomedical engineer lectures like this gives us more in depth of the operation of ventilators and it them ripple effect to our service to the ventilators. Thanks
I'm sorry, but I generally limit my videos to topics within the scope of my personal clinical practice. I haven't worked with neonates (excluding my own kids) since medical school.
Thank you for the great beginner lectures on ventilation (1-8). I am a new Peds ICU nurse and this really helped connect the dots to what I'm seeing on the unit. It wasn't too complex for a beginner like me! Thanks again!
Thanks a lot. You are a gem of a person. All your videos are of immense help to all the medicine residents. You need an applause and a BIG thank you.
Argh! I can't believe I've had this lecture up for over a year with that error in it! You are correct that I haven't been consistent. What I meant to say in this lecture was that the tidal volume is relevant to VOLUME TARGETED modes, such as assist control and SIMV. In pressure targeted modes such as "Pressure Control", the tidal volume can't be directly set, as it's a consequence of the set max insp. pressure and the patient's individual lung mechanics. Thanks for pointing this out!
gsuboy, lecture 6 in my mechanical ventilation series "Non-invasive positive pressure ventilation" covers what most physicians refer to as "BiPAP" but which is formally known as bilevel ventialtion. I've heard some respiratory therapists use the term "bilevel" to refer to something slightly different than traditional BiPAP, but I don't know the specifics of it. Most of my vent knowledge is already incorporated into the video series.
Thank you it is useful.i listen second time today. Oh last time was 4 years ago, time fly.
Being A biomedical engineer lectures like this gives us more in depth of the operation of ventilators and it them ripple effect to our service to the ventilators. Thanks
Thank you very much ,very helpful , wonderful lecture.
I've acutally got a lecture on EKGs that's going up tomorrow (hopefully), and then back to mechanical ventilation after that.
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Thank you very much... i found it very informative....
Confused regarding mechanisms behind the advantages/disadvantages of decelerating vs. constant flow contour
Hi, I had the same problem. I feel like the writings under the graphs should be switched.
would you also choose an I:E ratio of 1:3 in an asthmatic pt?
you are grate
thank you very mach
is pmean air way pressure
Tu as oublier de dire que les crises d'asthme severe qu'on est obliges de ventiller le rapport I :3 est plus adequats
Plz lectures in neonates
I'm sorry, but I generally limit my videos to topics within the scope of my personal clinical practice. I haven't worked with neonates (excluding my own kids) since medical school.