Coach, how important or how fast do you see changes in the acute setting? As a CCT Medic we get some of these people fairly fresh after ETT is placed. How quickly should one trend or are you mostly establishing baseline?

Thanks for breaking it down my friend.

Coach do you have a video explaining preload and afterload

how do i adjust the Alarms ?

Thanks for your help How to deal with increased PCO2 in both modes ? If a controlled air trapping should be happened in APRV ?

My instructors recommend your videos and they encourage us to watch your videos because you are amazing!!

Hey man, I am studying perinatology and I love your videos and I’m studying anatomy and I hope the best for your respiratory career. anatomy is so much fun ain’t it?

Hey man, I am studying perinatology and I love your videos and I’m studying anatomy and I hope the best for your respiratory career. anatomy is so much fun ain’t it?

Hey coach have you intubated before

we could i fine the full coarse

GOAT

Awesome explanation! Thank you.

Awesome work brother, thanks a lot

Thank you!!

Wondering - maybe I missed it - is DLCO always low if you have Pulmonary Hypertension?

More of these please!

Great explanation Coach !

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Hi, I'm a college student, and I'll be taking a respiratory care course next semester. What can I do to excel in the course?

ASV being similar to Draeger vents MMV. Actually a great mode for weaning letting the vent kick in and out of support as needed.

Hello there master. Thank you so much for your hard work we all are forever grateful for your efforts in building our strong future. Please take good care of your health while you're at it. Lots of love from Pakistan's respiratory therapists

how lucky your student are , and those who work with youuu, you are the best , and befor every exam and daily lessons i came into your chanel your explaining rescued me and my future patients 😂❤❤❤❤

Geniue lecture you make IT easy thanks

Great video, will definitely help me with my AMLS students!!

So, driving pressure multiplied by static compliance will give me my optimal tidal volume? Would you please explain that process? You've been such a help to me in my journey so far. Thank you.

Very informative thanks so much

Watching in 2024. As a pulmonary patient, I have learned more from you in these 4-part series than literally any other channel out there - and I have watched plenty. Thank you for such a clear understanding. And... especially as it relates to Pulmonary Hypertension at the end of the video. I was originally diagnosed as COPD, but diagnosis has since changed to Asthma. Thanks again.

You’re really amazing 😊, merci

Sound great ❤thx Joe

Thank you! Your explanations are solid

Amazing

Thank you, Coach, for discussing the ROX index .It is a new tool for me. My question is, if the index is low, can we move to NIMV and then check the index again? I am a pediatric intensive care physician. Could you tell me about the ROX index values for pediatrics, thanks a lot

Thanks professor

You are amazing

Less oxygen equal less energy

I think every respiratory student should invest in the TMC / CSE Bootcamp! I know the videos you share are very beneficial to students as well as experienced therapists. But if students would take time to review each section of the bootcamp as they are learning new materials in class it would help them understand better. Coach the different diagrams you used today were awesome. This clearly demonstrates how to understand when there is a compliance problem or resistance problem.

Thanks, coach it is so much helpful.

pneumothorax

Sir Excellent teaching as always. Please clarify if PIP and peak airway pressure are the same. You have clearly explained airway resistance and alveolar compliance which are completely different. For eg., PIP can be set in PCV mode. Is the patient value of (Peak pressure) displayed by the ventilator the same as PIP?

I've been a respiratory therapist for 15 years. I would like to personally thank you for all of your educational videos. I have learnt a lot from you.

Excellent. Thank you.

Thanks dude! 💚

Thank you for uploading such a great content coach! Please keep them up!!!

Very nice illustration coach

Amazing explanation !!

thanks for your valuable lesson. You are helping a lot the NHS

There is no difference in referencing "Driving Pressure" or "tidal volume". The effect on the patient by limiting tidal volume or driving pressure is the same to limit distention of the alveoli and lungs. If using "Driving Pressure" as a ventilator goal separated from a tidal volume to patient IBW can be a useful way to have clinicians use lower tidal volumes that is fine. But let us be clear, it is the lower tidal volume and limiting distending pressures on the lungs that is the clinical advantage to the patient. You should also consider limiting flow and shearing forces on the lungs.

Wow,my teacher did not break it down like this…Bless you Sir

I am currently a dental assistant, and had a pathway to go into dental hygiene. I want out of the dental field so bad. What you said in the beginning, really put things up to perspective for me in regards to being in a field that you don’t want to be in. I really do want to be in a position where I can be a master of something and help people in a meaningful way. This was very motivating thank you! 🙏🏼

You are a legend, Joe!