i am a biomedical engineer and i work with ventilators all day.. i learned ventilators by looking at the graphs and loops by myself.. this was really a good video..

RT in a teaching facility here. Spent hours going over this with new residents every year. This is so short and informative; I’m going to direct them to this lecture. Thanks!

for air trapping permissive hypercapnia could be considered as well, we could reduce Vt/rate and allow for some hypercapnia in place of risking lung injury

@ConanLiuMD

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for that info! :)

very good explantions. .many thanks

Excellent! Very nicely done in the Time!

You are a great teacher. Thank you

Amazing video thank you !!

Excellent presentation

great lecture! thank you!

He doesnt stop!!

@Hanoud1997

2 жыл бұрын

With the great uploads :))

@Baraa6342

2 жыл бұрын

Cuz he’s the best

Excellent explanation

Thank you

More than excellent

Thank you !

1st time to watch Respiratory Therapist from Philippines.

Thank you so much

❤ loved this video

Thnx

Wow. We as ICU nurses only learn in the floor and sometimes it doesn’t stick. Thank you. I’ll put it in my pulmonary folder and practice. Do you have video on setting up biosphere for pulmonary edema versus copd?

Omg thank you soooo much!!!!!

Yo thank you this was really good

Soooooooo good 👍🏽

Nice, Thanks :D

ICU PA here. Love your videos! Was wondering if you could make a video on chart review tips? I do a lot of admissions that require pretty extensive chart reviews for pertinent data/prior medical history and was wondering if you may have any insight on how to go about this process optimally?

@ConanLiuMD

Жыл бұрын

That's definitely a tough subject to cover but I agree it would be a very important and useful one! I'll see if I can make a video tackling this subject sometime in the near future :)

Very informative.....we want these kinda videos.....not directly copying from text and explaining whole theory and finally end of the video u have nothing....to take away...

Great explanation! I find it cool to be able to identify what is wrong with the patient based on loops and scalers!

Excellent video, great explanation! I was wondering what books/material you suggest for a new IM resident.

@ConanLiuMD

Жыл бұрын

The only EKG book you'll ever need (amazing), Marino's ICU book (though I still haven't even finished it lol) - UpToDate EVERYTHING and read about everything you see on there!

Will you please make avideo on triggering & cycling abnormalities? Do you have any recommended books or materials to learn about MV asynchronies?

Any book recommendations for wave form?

I noticed the pressure waveform changes depending on the mode (PC/AC), does the flow and volume waveform remain the same regardless of mode? Thank You for the video!!

@ConanLiuMD

4 ай бұрын

They likely would change since there are some slight differences in how quickly the breath is being delivered!! Not 100% sure though on what specifics would look different