Mechanical Ventilation *MADE EASY* | Ventilator Basics Explained

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I am currently doing my ICU rotations learning how to take care of ventilated patients. This video really helps clear up some confusion I really appreciate your content. Sometimes I just needs to hear things said in a different way for me to fully grasp the information. Thanks so much!

[@kaydeekelly5852]

I love how you made everything sound so simple. I usually used your video to explain the concept to my young medical officers

[@margarettcabanero1443]

This video was easy to understand. Simple enough for those that are in respiratory school and those that are not. As mentioned in the video, MV is hard to understand because there is so much that goes into setting and manipulating based on the patient's disease process. This video helped me focus my understanding of the basics. I was able to write down the key points along with an easy explanation of all the modes, the settings & the reasons a person is placed on a ventilator and how the ventilator assist breathing. For me, Its easier to learn something if the basics are explained simple & then build on it. This video did just that. Thank you for all you do!

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As a new grad I have watch many videos on mechanical Ventilation, this is a great way to have all the important tips in one place that is trusted. Thank you for the help!

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Respiratory Therapy Zone is the best way to learn! This video is so helpful when it comes to truly understanding a ventilator and why they are used. There are so many modes too ventilation that can be complicated to understand. I went through respiratory school thinking I would never fully understand how they worked. I would recommend this video to anyone who struggles with mechanical ventilation.

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Graduated a year ago, and used your videos to help understand concepts I wasn’t fully understanding. I also used the TMC book and appreciated all of the tidbits and tips :) . This video is a great way to go over all the reasons a patient may need mech vent! Ooooh! Great mention about DNR/DNI

[@eucabethkuzzen5045]

hi,am a trauma and emergency nursing student from kenya.This video has been so helpful for me as i prepare for my practical exams in the ICU on equipments.Such a life saver.As a first time user of the mechanical ventilator,your explanations are very elaborate.......far much better than the 8+ hours lecture that had left me scared and lost.May God bless your good work and keep it up

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[@marsham8280]

Last semester we did mechanical ventilation, and I used the free downloads on the website to study for it. They helped me a lot, because it simplified all the important key points. This summer we are doing Noninvasive and I’m watching all the videos and it’s clicking so much better. I start clinicals this summer and I’m so excited. But lucky for me this video will help me for my fall clinical session because it’s primarily based on mechanical ventilation. So this video is a prefect review of everything I need to remember

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This video break it all down. Very easy for me to follow.

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Thanks for breaking down how menchanical ventilation work, extreemly helpful

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[@zenimaroo1614]

I'm a future NPS RRT that will be starting a two year program this coming Fall. I have done my research and understand that mechanical ventilation is one of the harder concepts to grasp, so I am always on the lookout for informative videos I can watch to prepare me to tackle it in school. This was a huge help, thank you!

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Canadian here - prepping for the HPTC exam (formerly CBRC). This explains MV concepts so well! this is very helpful with reviewing. thank you!

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It was helpful, thank you. I always looking for to know more about ventilation and keep my information updated.

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[@arlettealfonzo69]

Very good refresher of my mechanical ventilation course. Thanks

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This is a very helpful video for all health care professionals.

[@kattodd822]

Just finished the mechanical vent class but this was a really good refresher!

[@chouayang4196]

This was a great video. It broken it down so I was able to understand it better. Vents are so hard for me to understand and when in class it goes over so fast, its nice to watch your video. Thank you. I will sharenwith my classmates.

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Great video and refresher! I will be reviewing more videos as I finish my last semester of respiratory school❤

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This video is sooo helpful! My next exam is on gas exchange & perfusion! I understand it soooo much more !

[@starlaferguson9023]

Fabulous refresher. I've worked LTAC for children since graduation, so I've lost a lot since we only use a few settings.

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My boards are Monday so these are good refreshers! Wish me luck!!🎉

[@ashantric3]

Great refresher on the basics of mechanical ventilation. Thank you!

[@SisterKyraFifield]

Thank you for the easy to understand breakdown. This can get heavy sometimes.

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It is always great to find helpful videos for people. I know this was the hardest topic to master! Thank you!

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Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! This video helps break down mechanical ventilation and will be great information for my boards!

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This video was so helpful and it’s so exciting to think I’ll be starting in the fall

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I’m an RT student and this was great at breaking down MV!!!

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This is such a useful video for a refresher of mechanical ventilation! As an practicing RRT in the field, I can use this knowledge to simplify MV to healthcare workers in other disciplines! Thank you so much for this content 😊

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Thank you for sharing all this useful and essential knowledge. I'm following you from Europe and it's great to make sure that we are always on the same page overseas. 🙏🏼

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This is great and I love that you also have guides to basic vent settings in the link

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RRT students thanks for this info this is my weak area mechanical ventilation this is such a helpful resource for visual learners like myself

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Thank you. Very helpful information. I like the timestamp too.

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Great video that clearly explains mechanical ventilation

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Im always reading your emails in my notifications about everything yall have for respiratory therapy! Thanks so much for another helplful overview on mechinical ventilation im going to respiratory school this year and this will help me understand the topic and know what ill be looking for 😊thanks so much

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I like the different the explanation of the topic as i struggled with it in RT school. I think it is good to go with a different perspective because you may not get it by the teacher or a book but hearing from another person can explain better.