Respiratory Therapist - Ensuring Proper Mechanical Ventilation
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This video discusses 5 key elements of mechanical ventilation. This live talk was sponsored by Radiometer America and hosted by Respiratory Associates.
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GO BE GREAT!!!
We haven’t even discussed driving pressure in my school, but I’ll definitely bring it up and get that conversation going!
@dymaranastasja Strong work! Thanks for watching and kindly commenting! GO BE GREAT!
My hospital charts plateau and intrinsic peep with every vent check but not driving pressure.
Love these videos. Being a new grad and coming back to refresh my knowledge has been a huge help for my confidence as a therapist. You just forget how much you learned in school once you get comfortable. Thank you!
As a student, I did my ICU clinicals at Eskenazi and so far they're the only place where we calculated dynamic & static compliance.
I'm an RN and I really appreciate your videos!!
Thanks, Jody RN! I really appreciate you watching and kindly commenting! Love to see nurses learning more about mechanical ventilation. Strong work!
Great video! When I was a student in 08 an RT explained the process that alveoli go through when they are allowed to collapse and then reopen as two panes of glass placed together then pull them apart… seems easy. Now spray water between the two, put them together and try to pull them apart. Super difficult.
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Thank you so much for this lecture..i hope you grow and keep spreading these valuable words
Thank you for watching and commenting with kind feedback.
Thank you so much coach! You always helped me I appreciate you time!
Great video! But would you be able to expand on a video about volumetric CO2? A concept that I was never really explained in school. Thank you again and happy respiratory care week!
You are truly right! This video was GREAT! It was BEYOND GREAT!!! ALL of his videos are BEYOND GREAT!!! This is something EVERY single RT should be viewing!!! Because It's info that he really hashes out! HE DIVES IN DEEP!!!! And he grabs all of the info he can, and gives it to us, so that it can be used in the field of Respiratory Therapy!
I attended the course. Thank you again .
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Can you recommend a ventilation system that supplies clean air and filters toxic gases.
I feel that the effort to keep sats at 100% is detrimental and nurses need to be educated about this. I don't think they are taught this. thanks
Should I take this video information as real world or book world for the boards?
Driving Pressure x 4 + RR , can you expand on this please?
Hello Sir, how can I join your teaching? If you can it’s really helpful to me
Great video coach! Do you have any MV monitoring sheet to share? Thanks in advance.
Could you explain what automode pressure control/pressure support is?
How can I take my patient out of ventilator who is going tachyapnoic to 70 when ever pressure support is reduced? Patients is on spont mode, PEEP:6, PS:20,FiO2: 25%.Intubated because of Type 2 Respiratory failure,(AFI, Rett syndrome)
this makes me think of my transplant patients I work with the physicians and rounding team are very admit about having these patients on lowest fio2 of 40% you look at their blood gas and their pao2 is over 100.. doing more damage then good?
What could be the problem when the ETCO2 say 25 with a good waveform, but when you do we do the ABG and and PaCO2 say 54?
Increased deadspace.
@@RespiratoryCoach I put the ETCO2 right behind the HME. I remember reading somewhere about the relationship between dead space vs ETCO2, do you know how much CO2 go up for every 6 inches of tubing on completely sedated patient?
The simple mask is no laughing matter my respiratory brother.
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No documenting of driving pressures in South Texas 👎🏼
I hear ya...McAllen here...Time to change that!
No doc
do not document on driving pressure