Calculating FiO2

[@DavidUnderwoodWVCRNA26]

Very Helpful and far easier than what was explained in textbooks. Appreciate you!

[@joyfrance565]

This was very very helpful! Well explained. THANK YOU! Bring more calculations

[@heathergasso5306]

This is a much better explanation than Prodigy and Apex combined. THANK YOU

[@mohsenakhavantabib9515]

Thank you so much. Deeply Appreciated for helping me to understand the concept of FIO2.

[@katbryant8414]

Thank you so much for the thorough explanation!

[@AliciaGarcia-il8cg]

What if you had the FiO2 and total flow between 2 gases but needed to find the individual flow of each gas ? I was trying to work it backwards but can’t figure it out !! Thanks !!

[@complexnumbers64]

Say the flow of gas 1 is f1 and gas 2 is f2. Also say the fraction of o2 in gas 1 is x1 and in gas 2 is x2 (I.e. x of pure o2 would be 1 and of air would be 0.21) Say the total flow (which is known) is f_tot = f1 + f2 FiO2 = (f1*x1 + f2*x2) / f_tot So: FiO2 * f_tot = f1*x1 + f2*x2, with the left side being known in value You can then use f1 = f_tot - f2 and f2 = f_tot - f1 to get the right hand side to a single variable and solve it. For example for f1 it would be: FiO2 * f_tot = f1*x1 + (f_tot - f1)*x2 If you rearrange for f1 you get: f1 = (f_tot * (FiO2 - x2)) / (x1 - x2) Then you get f2 from f2 = f_tot - f1 Hope this helps!

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[@THE_REAL_KiNGTOPNOTCH]

Got me going in circles, round and around we go.

[@kirkgiles4136]

You know sir, it's such an easy calculation when you're explaining it, but I couldn't figure it out for the life of me while standing at the head of the bed last week. Thanks a bunch for the video!

[@annissadiq8342]

Thank u it was very helpful

[@max-superdog2385]

great explanation sir .

[@SF-fb6lv]

Why am I studying anesthesiology when I am an electrical engineer?

[@weekendwarrior8179]

Good explanation.

[@junelast5955]

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[@mjonesCO]

Where am I going wrong? 0.6 Air 0.6 Oxygen I keep getting an FiO2 of 60% but my vent says 44% What am I doing wrong?

[@kranthikumar3159]

Thank you sir, well explation

[@user-lz9kq4dh1k]

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[@miriams200]

thank you thank you thank you. Life saver :) !!

[@anantamohanty5815]

2lit oxygen- 2000ml/9000

[@jasimaliali186]

thanks a lot so simple

[@AmericanDrinker]

you talk really slow, but thank you