Outstanding job! I use PRVC all the time at multiple hospitals. However, sadly in 2015 many places doctors still do not know how to use it. This is a great resource to point them to. I stumbled on your video as I start a new travel assignment tomorrow and just wanted a little late night refresher/study. This is what I do on my downtime.

Wow what a great video! Such a clear and simple explanation of a complicated topic! I'm a new grad PA in the ICU and this video has really helped me understand PRVC. Thank you.

Also adding a common settings and alarm examples are very good idea. I am a critical care fellow and i am using your lecture on my iPad to teach my residents about PRVC.

Great explanation thank you

VERY WELL DONE. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THE SUBJECT CLEAR AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD.

this is a really great video! thank you so much!

Very thorough video. very helpful. Thanks Tom

Excellent ,go on .Many thanks

very informative very simple very useful Thank you!!

brilliant video!

Thank you for this very informative and thorough video on PRVC. I understand much better. Please keep the videos coming. You do a great job of covering the material.

Any latest update on your uploads regarding Respiratory Therapy please? Thanks for the concised video!👌

Just wondering what the difference is between PRVC and Volume control ventilation with a decelerating waveform set (with tight pressure limits)?

Excellent lecture. Well done. DO you have one about oscillator ?

may get this presentation

great video , add oil and bring us more video

@MrDOWNTOWNHO Maybe you can do a better job, why don't you try!

Doctors are only humans who know mechanical ventilation is last resort.non medics done. Only shah jehan is remembered fr Taj mahal not masons who built it.once a renowned pulmonologist quipped we don't even require a steth. Online teaching is like news reading.and news readers.

this is worse than reading Eagan. ***YAWN**