Basic Vent Modes MADE EASY - Ventilator Settings Reviewed

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This video literally saved me in clinics today. We just started learning about mechanical ventilation and one of the doctor quiz us, the rt students, about why a SIMV mode was more comfortable than the AC mode. I literally watch this video last night before clinics and was able to answer that it’s because AC mode forces a pt to take in the full set tidal volume while the SIMV will allow the pt to take in whichever tidal volume they want when they initiate a breath and everyone was like good answer. 😂 thank you for making me not look dumb for once.

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Haha, not dumb clearly! Just new and needing more time to grasp concepts, but thanks for sharing this. So cool! Really glad the videos was helpful and helped you to grasp the underlying concepts. That's why I do all this. Understanding the why and what is happening helps you in so many ways.

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[@rajuganesh398]

I was confused about all these modes you made easy for me, but SIMV Mode looks much better than Assist Control for me cause when a patient is intubated sedated and paralysed it is better to put the patient in SIMV mode than ASSIST. control Cause if the patient is not taking spontaneous breaths because he is completely sedated and paralysed then SIMV will act like Assist control right?

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[@Chadders41]

Really useful video. I'll be entering the NHS as a FY1 doctor soon, and thought it was important to gain a basic understanding of ventilator modes so that I can be of much use as possible. This is a great resource and I'll be sure to share it with my fellow final year students.

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Loved it!Thank you! I am working as an ICU Physiotherapist and this video has sure helped me improve my understanding of the MV modes!

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Nice...where? I am a physiotherapy student..

[@jimmyapple]

This was a great video. Very simple with no distracting filler. Would have loved a little more on Pressure Control. Great channel. Subscribing!

[@ICUAdvantage]

Thank you so much James and welcome aboard! I really appreciate the awesome comment. If you actually watch the next video on “advanced vent modes” I cover pressure control more there. 😊

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Thank you so much for having the patience to be an effective teacher. Helping us understand all of these concepts makes us more competent and understanding of our patient's situation. I couldn't believe I could understand all that you're teaching--as I felt overwhelmed before for not having a clue on any of these! Massive thanks again!!! May He bless you a lot.

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I’m a paramedic and we occasionally do vent transfers. I don’t think the sending faculty realize paramedics don’t learn a lot about ventilators! At least my program. So i’m watching all these videos lol

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Amazing explanation of ventilator settings! Thanks you for this video! A must watch for any ICU RN

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I have searched for hours for a simple but informational run down of these vent modes. I found this an hour before my test and now feel ready. Thank you!

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Really liked the video. Will you do some videos covering ECMO?!

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Thank you so much for taking the time to let me know that you enjoyed the video. And yes, absolutely! It's on the todo list for the fairly near future, so keep an eye out! 🙂

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[@1butterontoast]

Thank you. This is one of the best explanations of different vent modes I have watched. Currently have a family member w/ COVID on a vent. I find understanding the numbers helpful.

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Hello, great video. I'm an ER RN and I am watching videos like this, because I think I may be in charge of lots of vented patients. I never realized how valuable RTs are.

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Thanks for the educational videos. My dad has been fighting COVID-19 for 79 days and I have been learning LOTS about the ventilation machine and all the settings, but as he's getting down to pressure support, I want to understand the road to weaning and finally being extubated! That will be a glorious day and just one of many milestones he's overcome as he continues to heal. Thanks for the info for even us non-medical people trying to understand this process for our family members.

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Oh wow so sorry to hear about your dad, but glad to hear it sounds like he is making improvement! Glad you enjoyed the video.

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I am a subscriber to your channel and your video on ventilation modes has been the easiest to understand and you make the learning fun😊. I have all struggled with vent modes and found it quite complicated but with your simple explanation, your gym analogy about pressure support, the diagrams and breaking it all down, it really helps. I really wished more people could teach like you in hospitals.

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Good Stuff Eddie! I'm an ED Nurse hopefully transitioning to SICU, this is gonna help brother 👊🏽👊🏽

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Awesome to hear that Carlos! It's a whole different world for sure. I hope you enjoy the transition and best of luck to you. Glad to be able to help the process.

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WOW, where was this vid when I was going through CCEMTP?! Great vid.

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Glad you liked it!

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[@randyhaims8123]

Hi Eddie, my name is Randy, I was injured in 1980 on vent since 5/1/80. I am a C2 Quadriplegic originally set on Control at 1000cc, 12 bpm with an I:e ratio of 1:1, I was.on an LP3 a piston driven vent using a #6 Short Jackson trach. About 6 months post injury I was so tired of talking in broken sentences I called the companies RT and told him I was having troubles with my ventilator. When he arrived I explaned to him that I wanted to control my exhalation and asked how could I remove the exhalation valve. He looked at me and said you can’t! OK, what is the closest we can do to bypass it, hmmm, well you can put the exhalation valve close to the vent. OK, can you set up a circuit for me, umm no, but I can tell someone how to and I’ve been rolling around coaching and lecturing and Skydiving ever since. Until now, PLV 100 vents have been taken off of the market so now I’m using an Evo, it’s nasty as hell. Turbine driven vents were made for animals! I AM NOT AN ANIMAL… I have it set close to the PLV, but it has so many draw backs including really cold air (really messes with my throat, my trenches, bronchial tree and lungs. The air is cold and dry, I’m using a PMV so I can talk good, not loud, can’t stack breaths, sigh, cough, control the machine. After seven hours I’m parched. It takes about 12 hours to recover with humidity at bedside. My provider is not helping much and at this rate the vent is going to kill me with a plug, bleeding, dryness… I would like to talk and get some ideas, anything would help. Please PM me on Messenger @ Randy Haims. TY

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So cool! Welcome from South Africa! Glad to have you on board.

[@cherrylicious2]

what about pressured-targeted types of modes of ventilation? (since you mostly discussed volume-targeted types of modes)

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[@ICUAdvantage]

Exciting! Glad you enjoyed the video and best of luck on your endeavor!

[@dianaachimba8230]

Very educative..I have mostly had problems understanding mechanical ventilation, but you made it so easy to understand. Thankyou.

[@ICUAdvantage]

Awesome! really happy to hear this. Appreciate that.

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[@muhammedrafia1126]

if i put pressure support 10cmh2o, or 15cmh2o, how it will affect on patient, please give me an answer

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Great Review for work MST / ICU alot of critical care Patients coming in " Ronald Jones RN .

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Happy to be able to help!

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Whichone is COPD patient favoured mode?

[@RegardingAndy]

Hello! I am a retired firefighter/paramedic turned college professor where I teach in a paramedic program. I also have experience doing critical care transports. This video will be a FANTASTIC resource for my students. The only thing I find lacking from this video is high- and low-pressure alarm settings and troubleshooting those alarms. Please keep up the great work!

[@ICUAdvantage]

Thank you Andrew. Thats awesome to hear. I didn't cover that stuff in this video as I plan to make another video at some point covering some vent/patient troubleshooting. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@azreenamirs]

Why we cannot call Pressure Support mode as CPAP?

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New grad ICU nurse checking in! Thank you for the videos!!!!!S/O to all the ICU nurses who tune in to refresh or gain more insight into their unit!

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Hey Alexis! Thanks for dropping in to leave a comment and congrats on the new ICU position! Happy to hear these videos are helpful and hope things have been going well for you.

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Love your videos. If you can also link your previous and next vids in the series that would be awesome. If you also added time stamps we could skip to the topic we want to review. Thanks for all your help!

[@ICUAdvantage]

Thank you Jessie. I'll look at adding links to the playlist. Almost all my videos I create a playlist for the series, so I'll look to include that in the description for each video. Also when this video was made, the time stamp feature wasn't available. I'll look to go back through my older videos and add those in over time. Thanks for the suggestions and glad you liked the video!

[@vivianfox3794]

Thank you so much for breaking down my phobia with vents😇. So informative, just love your soothing voice😊

[@ICUAdvantage]

Absolutely my pleasure Vivian! This makes me happy to read this. I'm really glad that you like it 😊😊

[@leahlott1463]

New to vents, self teaching prior to LTAC assignment. I am feeling overwhelmed halfway through this brilliant lesson. I am nervous how much the LTAC RN will be responsible for managing (settings, troubleshooting alarms, interpretation of monitor, etc.) vs. the RT specialist on site (*_*)

[@ICUAdvantage]

I'm not sure how things operate in the LTAC. I would imagine if you have an RT working with you then they would primarily manage the settings, but I could be wrong. Fortunately at this point it should be pretty stable settings for your patients I would think.

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As someone with no medical training learning how to build ventilators I find your videos excellent.

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Glad to hear you enjoy it!

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Studying for CRNA interviews. Thanks.

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Awesome! Best of luck Jacob

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Pulled to ICU after 12 years, thanks!

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You got this! Stay safe!

[@christineclairecarbero7409]

Eddie could you pls add AMV mode and discuss about how to set alarms and what to do if a vent alarm plss thanks

[@hajaradam4619]

It is very great and help full for me I just start working in ICU and still recognizing all the ventilations settings and mode

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Awesome. So glad it was helpful for you and wish you the best in your new journey!

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My pleasure

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I am going back to my ICU assignment and learning allot from our topics in this Channel for my refresher. Good point Pressure support mode is not the CPAP mode . Thanks

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How to set up ventilator before patient attach to ventilator support

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Hi could I please request AMV mode vent please

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[@chicagoboyrn71]

Wish i saw this video before my clinical rotation in Coronary ICU. They never teach you the basics of vent settings. Would be nice to know all this so i Thank You.

[@nakachi1331]

Thank you...makes much sense compared to reading the textbook

[@ICUAdvantage]

Awesome! Glad to hear this.

[@mtbaxel9643]

I was always taught that in SIMV mode, the patient need to breath in between the ventilator’s mandatory breaths..So if your SIMV rate is 15 breaths/minute then your patient will have a window of of 4 seconds to spontaneously breath in which it will get the pressure support…thanks…

[@allahhuakbar7362]

How simv can lead to acidosis. Even if patient isn't breathing.... Mandatory breaths will be given!

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[@mattf2967]

This video explained vents far more clearly in less than 25 minutes than my professor did in 4 hours.

[@ICUAdvantage]

Sweet! Glad to have been able to explain it well for ya!

[@authman-alshibly]

Nothing was mentioned in this video of important parameters like FRC, ERV, RV, and dead space.

[@poincareconjecture5651]

Incredibly helpful...dont get what the issue is with 235 people..your content is right on thank you!

[@sAREY55]

Not sure if your video is good - just had to abort mission after 2 minutes and one group of ads, with ZERO talk about vent settings (intro way too long for those of us looking for a great "last minute cram session"

[@ICUAdvantage]

Sorry to hear that.

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Thank you! I’m new to ICU with no experience. This video really helps. Do you happen have power point slides?

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I got my first interview for a flight paramedic job coming up and this was invaluable. Thank you! ❤

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I recently switched back to step-down from doing Telemetry/ medsurge but missed Stepdown/ICU setting. This is a refresher, even being a nurse for over 5 yrs, it was very helpful. Thank you so much for your detailed videos.

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Start from 2:00 Thank you..!

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Thank you.

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Thanks for spending the time to make these informative videos!

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You're welcome Nathan and thank you so much for taking the time to watch and to leave a comment! I really appreciate that.

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Hi sir..!! Pls make a video about Pulmonary function test

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Good suggestion. Ill add that to the growing todo list lol Thanks!

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Thank you for this useful video, it would be great if you make example patient cases with ventilator

[@graybird2054]

I had a relative on a ventilator with neck swelling at high cervical level. Doctors treated him as a terminal case and let the "disease" take its "natural course". They did not provide adequate ventilator support to him.

[@simplyyourtube]

Thanks for the additional education you provide. I'm confused at 16:53 when you mention "we often initially use AC when we're intubating a patient as we really have the FULL CONTROL over our patient's minute ventilation". In my understanding in AC, this set rate can be overturned by the patient, and as with VT, increasing RR will increase minute ventilation. If anyone can clarify would be great :)

[@ICUAdvantage]

Great question and a very valid question. Your understanding is 100% correct as the patient can overrun the set rate. As a result, each breath they would get the full Vt each time. It is important that we are aware of this with patients on AC and that we have them sedated and comfortable to prevent this. When I refer to "full control" I am referring to the volume that is being delivered. The hope is that the patient is in a position that they are not drastically over breathing the set rate and thus we can maintain tight control over the total ventilation of the patient. Certainly times exist where this isn't possible, and then in those cases we can look to use other modes to try and achieve the proper minute ventilation that we are hoping for.

[@krstndick]

The explanation of the settings is pretty thorough and clear, but the explanation on the modes is not.

[@ICUAdvantage]

Sorry to hear that. What questions do you have?

[@pachubbs]

Very informative and presented well. Please remove the heart monitor flat in the intro!!!!!

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Can't remove it from a video once uploaded. I've stopped using it for a while tho.

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So sorry to hear this 😢

[@yesrun]

Ugh thank you for saying PS is NOT CPAP. It irritates me when RTs dumb it down and just say the patient is in CPAP. Like wait, did you extubate and put them on CPAP? No? So you mean pressure support... lol.

[@ICUAdvantage]

Haha, yes, def PS!

[@traceygarner7764]

I'm 100% certain that an RT know that PS isn't CPAP. Many people use these interchangeable even MDs.

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Thank you! You are very welcome too!

[@datodavitaia5200]

tell me, please,if we want to remove CO2 from blood,time of expiration should be prolonged or shortened? thanks

[@ICUAdvantage]

Its not necessarily the time of exhalation, but the total tidal volume. More volume exhaled, more CO2 cleared. While it can play a factor in that volume or complete emptying, in most cases its not at all what we look to control.

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