BiPAP vs CPAP (Made Easy) | Noninvasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NPPV)

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[@vickyk.m9596]

Your explanations are always easier to understand. Thanks a bunch.

[@3questo699]

whoever made this, you deserve a nice cold beer. My instructor made this sound like the calculus 5

[@geniesejamison1996]

Thank you, Great information and easy to follow too.😃

[@sunilshukla72]

Nice way explained !

[@marissamcauley2275]

Good info!

[@شذىالهوساوي]

Always need to go back to basic

[@mitchkrdr]

This is amazing! I am currently on my second semester in the RT Program. Since this pandemic has started, our clinical experience has been compromised. This video helps me a lot to understand this concept better especially since we transitioned to online class. Thank you!

[@tammiesullivan4634]

Did you guys get to do clinicals still when covid shut things down???

[@abdellaimdani1149]

This is very helpful to us student to learn the differences of BIPAP and CPAP in easiest way. Thaaaank youuu respiratory zone 💪

[@stevenvanorder8713]

As a recent graduate as of 2 days ago, seeing this video is very refreshing and helps with retraining the info before the boards good job.

[@Ingrid2955]

As a fellow RT, THANK YOU so much for sharing your knowledge to everyone. The video made NPPV very easy to understand. Your efforts are very much appreciated sir. Salute😎

[@concernconcern7701]

Great info as always. This helped me through school and now I watch as an RRT just to stay up on things.

[@veronicab3889]

Just was learning this and had an exam today. Thank you for making it clearer for me. Please continue what your doing!!!

[@shirleygamboa8309]

I love the straight to the point and in a nutshell the videos are. Super helpful. Thanks 👍

[@jordanlee4718]

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[@johnconrad8839]

I just reviewed this with my students. I'm happy this KZbin is here for them to review. Thank you!

[@aleciamanzo4236]

Great explanation! Easier to understand than Teachers explanation. Thank you ❤🙌

[@shaharyarkhan3683]

Thank you so much man. This helps a lot with my anaesthesia rotation.

[@97lsilva]

Very informative!! Thank you for going over this, just in time for finals coming up🤗

[@jaimecarter8611]

Always look forward to these videos! Great breakdown of things and I love taking notes! Thank you!!!

[@melissaknight9473]

Thank you! Your study guides and videos have been clutch during all this covid 19 crap. 😀

[@SkyeGrimm]

Great timing for us who are close to taking the NBRC! These two methods aren’t explained in our class time but I see it all the time during clinical. Thank you for making this much more clearer for me. I will for sure show my fellow classmates.

[@tammiesullivan4634]

Gosh I took that 20 years ago time flys

[@SampedroDanny]

Great video! Definitely built on what I already know and helped further explain anything I was uncertain about! And also added on additional information and seemed to completely cover and explain risks and benefits, etc Keep up the great videos!

[@isabelasandoval7662]

These are review videos! They definitely help a lot, especially when driving, I can just listen to these. Thanks Respiratory Therapy Zone!

[@getsemanidiaz587]

Very informative, you made it easy to understand the similarities and differences between the two . 🩺

[@ilyanoselovich2030]

Why CPAP is not able to increase TIDAL VOLIUME directly? It seems that CPAP can extend the lungs and increases FRC. Maybe the reason is that during expirium the patients have to overcome the High pressure of CPAP? Is this the reason why it doesn't able to ventilate (affect TV)? The air remains stuck in the lungs. In BPAP the patient deals with lower pressure during expirium. Is there something else that pressure support above peep does?

[@danielle4342]

Always enjoy watch your videos! I graduate this COMING May 8, 2020!!!! Throughout my school your videos helped me out a lot, thank you! P.s. I’d like to be in the give away!

[@apleman777]

Great learning & fun , use these type of Ventilation @ MST - ICU day & night we work as a Team , Ronald RN .

[@faroukteg5493]

Thanks for this great video, Please i want to Ask you, i have a Philips DreamStation BiPAP S/T, can i use it as a simple CPAP? Also, can i use as a VNI? Thanks a lot

[@rhedegaard6062]

As a copd pt/nurse this was very informative a ND helped with some confusion. However, I am to the point bipap no longer works to lower. My C02. Your noninvasive explanation was a little vague

[@sugheekong6680]

Could you clarify something for me? For CPAP, it only delivered when patient is breathing spontaneously. So means if the machine detected patient is using own effort to breathing, then the machine will not assist in providing breathing, right? But for BiPAP, despite machine detected patient is breathing, but the machine will still provide pressure to assist in breathing, right?

[@Virtuous_Heart]

I can't believe dome people actually disliked this legendary educative video

[@shrikantpuranik6264]

Best. But I did not understand. I have COPD.which is not COVID related, but cig smoking.

[@yavuzcetin5848]

I dont understand why ipap helps you with ventilation when at that point you Are breathing in(shouldnt it not help you with the oxyganation?) and epap is when you breath out (isnt it more logical that increasing epap is better for the ventilation?) plz help

[@sarahswitzer7110]

Thank you for the video! Studying this right now, Really helped me to understand!!!

[@tiffanyluibevangelista9698]

Great explanation. Thank you so much! :)

[@marleneharo9694]

Definitely a great video! Keep it up!

[@Tenzinla_]

CPAP setting has PS ? Is IPAP means PS in BIPAP, Ples clarify my confusion

[@timr7238]

Excellent video. Thank you!

[@anoobisplays]

Was led to this the night before my ACP respiratory exam, and I'm glad I was. Great video to hit home the important points.

[@tiobongimmanuel7516]

Thank you I can now attend my anaesthesia class with joy.

[@P31Beauty]

Such a great review video! Thank you! 🥰

[@fataturchina5289]

NEVERENDING THANKS for this video ( and next ones) !!!!.One of the best !!!!😊👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

[@melissaprado3482]

So I’m confused does this kinda force air into you?

[@veroniquedesormeaux7803]

this was a great video! thank you

[@catherinchango6121]

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[@normanehrstein6088]

nice video for doctors but not very good for 82 year old senior.

[@snpedia.nursing8040]

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Good video to save as continued inspiration to quit smoking.

[@chicagomuziek1376]

Hello, I could use some insight as to what a setting for an ALS patient would look like. Still non-intubated at this stage. BiPAP would be contra indicated for unmanageable secretions, which ALS often have. But CPAP is contra indicated for respiratory muscle fatigue. (Also ALS problem) as to not exhaust the diaphragm. Patient has sleep apnea, but pSO2 during daytime is in the 95-98% range. Any suggestions for settings are welcome.

[@ginggyuniverse8371]

Man... R u sleepy while explaining???? Wonderful content and u must concentrate on your presentation skills...

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[@MelodyMills12]

thank you so much this video is a life saver!!!

[@joseloera7835]

This was a great video, I felt like I learned a lot!

[@plcdatvl]

many thanks for your video, pls let me know that BiPAP and Bilevel are difference, that"s right?

[@fishingsouls4christceoofgi614]

Another video well done to its finest!

[@ribkarithik8298]

It's very clear about even beginner's also..... Really u are great sir..... ThanQ so much

[@Wrobel65]

Great VIDEO, im paramedic with experience from HEMS, Ambulance Service and ER. NPPV after this movie is very easy to understanding! Great JOB!

[@pauladunn3923]

Excellent,easy to understand explanation of CPAP vs BIPAP. Thank you, Paula Dunnn, RN

[@kusumakumariify]

I was searching this type of vedio as I was assigned for Covid positive pts' ward. My knowledge of NIV was very poor. This informative vedio is really helpful. Great work. Thank you very much for your amazing vedio

[@niteshkumarjangir8629]

The other interface is a helmet ⛑️ interface for cpap and BiPAP. The compliance rate is as good as nasal cannula but without a pressure leak. InnAccel has a low cost high quality helmet interface.

[@adlesal24]

very nice work keep up the excellent work. i have 1 Q and 1 request please 1. could you please demonstrate a case scenario and how initial settings on a machine or simulation? it would be really helpful? 2. In using BPAP in acute COPD exacerbation, when i set the FiO2, shall I set it on 100% despite the hypercapnea or start at lower levels of 24-28% to avoid depressing the respiratory drive as the case with simple oxygen delivery devices?

[@hasnainbadshah1963]

Thanks you so much ❣️ from Pakistan

[@birkourgaha7039]

what u teach us about CPAP AND BIPAP is very important topic for me so please discuss about mechanical ventilotor for the future if you can thank u for good jop

[@stevenr672]

Hi, enjoy the videos. One question why would 5/5 in NPPV be considered CPAP, but when intubated 5/5 isn't considered Cpap?

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[@Samsquamsh]

So is this vid more for providers than patients? Cuz as a patient, I have no idea what you're talking about lol.

[@emzai8678]

wow! thank you so much @respiratorytherapyzone. This helps a lot for better understanding about NPPV! keep it up.

[@hkohlanyy]

This is the video I've been looking for, as if it was precisely made for my question. Thank you Respiratory Therapy Zone for making such great video.

[@drkkpatthak3573]

Very nice demonstration about bi and c pap , Thanks a lot , But it is required you to add the demonstration of connecting the machines to patients . Thanking you ,Sir

[@LuxmiSoni-jl8oo]

How increasing iPap wash out pco2

[@jennrudolph197]

I enjoy the explanation provided. It is always good to refresh your knowledge and challenge your own knowledge. Thank you.

[@sheebahussaini2080]

V useful video..concept made simple and v informative..thank u, God bless 🙌

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[@lenatucker6633]

This video is super helpful to me it reinforces what I was told when I first started using a CPAP. I'm very appreciated.

[@bhavnasaxena1786]

Truly NIPPV made easy. You have put all the essential points in an easy to understand and easy to remember way. Thank you so much.

[@warunakumara7671]

sir , thank you for the video lecture , can you please tell that can we change inspiration time and expiration time seperately in a bipap unit

[@kheyceehmalla6473]

Thank you Johnny lung! For always helping us out with useful informations! 👍🏼

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Thankyou❣️it helps👊 #lookingforwardforMoregreatvideos😇😇

[@aryaaryaji]

Really helpful video . expecting more videos on COPD and equipments used in this in detail

[@ashidak4100]

Im a respiratory therapy student . And so this vedio is very much beneficial to me.thanks to respiratory therapy zone🤩

[@AnoopSinghRanhotra]

Once the patient is improving what do we decreased first. PEEP or Fi02 ?

[@fabulousfal]

Im currently studying kettering, about to take a practice TMC and CSE. This was a great review to brush up on the information! Thanks for yet another great, informative video!

[@afilzamin7467]

I liked the video because such an complicated topic into simple form, And explained it's very well

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[@MrBatau]

Very good video, informative, clears doubts as i am medical student, thank you

[@kingsesar9702]

Very good and Usefull, Could you share about the HNFC in your another video?

[@alitaylor5531]

Great video resource. This channel is always putting out helpful content.

[@doubleeagle9722]

Please update to include Auto CPAPs that would do the necessary air levels of adjustment.

[@mirandajackson555]

Awesome information!! Thank you for helping clear up some things!

[@creativity4285]

Please make a simple video on HFNO

[@alexchamberlain4703]

Very helpful and informative video but the monotone voice was hard to get through haha

[@albacorio.]

Amazing vid! As a spanish nursing student watching this has been really useful!

[@RapidHealthYT]

Great video! Learned so much!!

[@sarankumarputhenpurayil6811]

Really a short and precise video on basic ventilation...good job bro❤️

[@juancarlosdelgado9383]

Awesome Video!! We are currently learning about this in class as we speak :) I love RT Zone !

[@СвятозарПупкин]

As a recent graduate as of 2 days ago, seeing this video is very refreshing and helps with retraining the info before the boards good job.

[@jennifermcdaniel6785]

Learning about NPPV currently this did a good job explaining key details in a simplified fashion

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Superb class, amazing