Introduction to ARDS in mechanical ventilation

By the end of the lesson, participants will learn general oxygenation and ventilation complications associated with ARDS.
This video was taken from our CME-accredited Mechanical Ventilation Essentials course taught by Josh Cosa, Manager of Education at
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, California, USA.
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[@alvirties8677]

2005 I developed ARDS 2 days after gallbladder removal, I aspirated and it back flowed into my lungs, placed on life support, and basically that was all I remember, survivor rate is very low, Only thru Grace of God that I'm still here, Thank you Jesus

[@CrochetbySHUN]

Where’s next?? Your videos are simple and easily understandable.

[@weenahuang409]

Wow! This is much easier to understand. Thank you for the VDO

[@amalthankachan1820]

Where is the next part.. U r videos r simply awesome

[@user-nl2nh6kk1x]

I am just looking at the demonstration 😅. It's so satisfying

[@hollyreinhardt1277]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge and it was very informative and easy to understand

[@randymarsh9212]

God bless you sir! I finally understand!

[@raneemswalgah6483]

@medmastry you should complete this video it's just amaaazing!

[@chcchloe]

This is so good!!! Thank you.

[@nonal4223]

Thank you great explanation 👌🏻💕, where can I find part 2 please?

[@crit-ic]

You deserve more subscribers! Great content!

[@raynaboyarsky4591]

amazing, thank you!

[@gochaendeladze8196]

Where can I find Part 2? Thank you for excellent explanation btw

[@JIGNESHPATEL-ks9ec]

increase PEEP

[@dipankarsengupta7477]

Excellent demonstration

[@funwithparijat7602]

THIS HELPS ME UNDERSTAND THAT WHAT HAD HAPPENED TO MY LUNGS.....IT WAS A VERY HARD TIME DURING VAP/ARDS PNEUMONIA. VIDEO WAS NICE

[@VanessaHernandez-bv2ny]

Sorry to bother, we’re you hospitalized? If so, for how long?

[@90kuky]

@@VanessaHernandez-bv2ny i am sure he was, you can't survive this without ventilator and medical help. Often people are in coma.

[@alakaaa32]

@@VanessaHernandez-bv2ny I had ARDS too, hospitalized for 10-12 days with ≈4 days on ventilator

[@PeaceOfMind_999]

Thank you for explaining so well 👍

[@poojas8603]

This is too good really...👍

[@mothanabasil6591]

Thank u guys great work very demonstrating

[@sowmiyathamizhan7404]

Superb sir, it's simple to understand

[@beenick6122]

Excellent!

[@govhermammedova7942]

Thank you much

[@timothyndayo7724]

Awesome

[@sweetysweety1883]

Where is the next part?

[@ayudiahmayasari1182]

Thanks

[@sharanya2278]

Wowww ❤️

[@izzaalyahya6533]

Where’s next ?this is much easier to understand

[@klh013]

PLEASE PART 2

[@Stonefalconetti]

Alveoli are part of the airways...

[@mjreviews3388]

Nice

[@pshyeah1128]

Good ingot until I got suckered to watch the other video, which I will not! I will do the research my sled instead of hunting around for video 2. Good day sir!

[@ozam35]

Do you hace website to follow up with Respiratory system lecture

[@a.i.dimmer4616]

HFOV is the answer.

[@anonymous_yo_mama6728]

???

[@lukasx543]

Thank you for wasting 3 minutes of my life by deciding to not say the treatment. IPPV is the treatment btw, never NIPPV as compress pulmonary vessels and decrease the pre load even more and BP drops even more.

[@sachitpatil9061]

Awesome