ventilator type & modes part 2
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thanks for making this simple. makes a world of difference, cant wait to apply this tomorrow at clinicals
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this is helpful.. u coming to chicago anytime?
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thnx. i have a test over vent setting and also a check off on monday. i never get enough time in lab-wish there was more equipment- and the textbook is the most confusing piece of literature i have ever seen. however this is very easy to understand and helpful for me! thnx again.
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@drifter120 Thanks I'll be looking around for a simplified explanation of the waveforms because my MV instructor totally didn't even bother to teach in depth on waveforms. It was VERY lightly brushed over. Apparently, something this instructor does not have a high regard for in managing a patient on a vent (which she plainly stated). It's ridiculous since you need a good understanding to even pass the boards and for patient care. I have already seen it on the NBRC.org practice test.
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great job. really understand with SIMV. i read a book about it but i didnt get it..This video is awesome.
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thank you a lot,it was very helpful i'm senior student in respiratory care (buffalo NY), you know what you should make a cd and sell this cd,all the thing we need, especially vent management, because we need more how we can manage the vent accordind to ABG,the ratio,, please give us more ,and thank you again
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thanx alot its so simple and understable for beginners ij icu department
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i really understand the simv mode now
thanks!
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THank you Sir, you make me so happy, I was very confused before....
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Peak and Plateau pressures can be explained in a discussion of waveforms. I plan to do this in the future. Thanks for the suggestion!
drifter120 2 years ago
Oscillator would be a good topic.
Jeremy, I agree, that beeping sound is annoying, I can imagine how it must be for you, given your recent loss. Keep your head up.
drifter120 2 years ago
Thanks for you kind comments.
drifter120 3 years ago