Nursing 101: Respiratory Failure

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[@connie9021]

Just had a lecture today but your lecture breaks it down more simple easier to understand it. Thank you Mint Team!

[@stephaniemoran6419]

Thank you so much. I’ve gone through so many videos and through my lecture in class.... I finally understand the material. MINT Team, you are awesome. Thank you again. ❤️

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks Stephanie!!

[@Ruffles729]

Honestly, thank you so much for breaking this down so simply. This makes much better sense!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Glad to help out!!

[@antoniastevensen9605]

ABG was very clearly explained,altho he speaks very fast for me. Nursing and medical lectures are all excellent. Very useful tools.

[@alim8180]

Wow this was easy to follow and helped make clear things in a very easy to understand way for the first half, I will admit the second half speaker goes so quickly it's harder to follow, but I learned a lot!

[@tthai4359]

Me too, I could not follow along:(

[@ankitakaur4145]

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[@amyweber5350]

GREAT PRESENTATION!!!!!!!!!!! One of the very best I have ever watched. I love the way it is broken down. It's just what I need for my clinical paperwork. THANK YOU!!

[@eseosaosunde1528]

@MINT Nursing. You did a wonderful job explaining and teaching the concepts and management of respiratory failure. I have an exam on this topic and thanks to this video I feel more prepare for it. Please keep up the good work.

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Really glad to help! Hope you did well on your exam!

[@pulse1272]

Screen moving too fast between slides and lecture is spoken too fast , specially by the end . Remember the viewer is a student ......he / she needs to understand as they listen . Content is concise and good . Keep the good work going . Great effort.

[@75julianne]

P M YES!!! And the female is hard to hear and understand

[@yeshiachin2485]

Hi! I would like to thank you, For making this kind of videos. As I'm ashamed to admit, I didn't really learn as much when I was in school and you are helping me a lot, May god bless you for this, I hope I can be a better health care provider and be able to make a difference with patients outcome. I hope to see more of your videos. Thank you so much..

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Awwww thank you so much! Glad to help!!

[@yeshiachin2485]

@@MagicinNursingTeam Hi! thanks for noticing, Looking forward for more videos. Please.

[@maxsoop]

here to inform myself in a simple way because i just have been told that one of my childhood friends have this and are most likely gonna pass away soon... I wish them luck

[@tiffanymayer6452]

Wow, this video is content-rich and explained very well. The visuals help a ton as well. Thanks so much and please make more videos!!!

[@roannygueits3822]

Great video! Thanks. I'm a visual person so this definitely helped me make sense of all of my notes!

[@MamtaSingh-vu1le]

Roanny Gueits sir i was admitted due to respiratory failure tell me excercise and some gharelu nuskhey to a

[@asserm.8047]

im going crazy about the intro i looove itttt

[@soniag9204]

Thank you so much! This video was Very thorough and easy to understand. Please upload more videos.

[@angelak106]

This is a great guideline for what I should focus on! Thank you!

[@Grizzellbabes]

This is an amazing video! Please upload more... thank you very much

[@emilymcclellan8568]

This is so helpful! Thanks so much!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Glad to help!!

[@stacyannscott3988]

thank you so much you all made it so clear and understandable

[@jacobtaylor4258]

and god help you if you get on a ward the same as me, short staffed and treated like a hypochondriac, 9 days later after doctors saying there was nothing wrong, collapsed and died, then woke up on icu, then down to hdu, then back to the same ward where it all went wrong, i wish i could meet those doctors now.

[@HafizahHoshni]

OMG this video is just beyond great ! Amazing. I hope you could do more videos please :)))

[@rv8040]

Hello, will you also discuss about inotropes and vasopressor?thankd

[@minime2354]

Love all your videos! Well done!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thank you so much!!

[@realcastilla1]

Hey man we have a test on Thursday, you think you can make an ARDS Video too😬 might as well throw in something about ventilations in there too!!

[@1015TANIA]

This video is wonderful please add more !!!!!

[@babybee83silvestre79]

Thank you! Could you also do a video on endocrine disorders please?

[@prajotparmar8376]

Superb one guyz!! I really loved the concept of presenting!

[@lucianmoldovan5133]

absolutely brilliant !!

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thank you!!

[@poonamdeepkaur237]

Wow you guys made it super interesting ... thank you sooo much :) Lot of respect ♥️

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

You’re very welcome!!

[@poonamdeepkaur237]

Hello I’m preparing for my CPNRE .... can you guys give me any tips for that

[@leightonpatrick2775]

Do you have a video over lab values?

[@loidenashikalepoamukwaya9952]

wooow...best video I have ever watch..keep up

[@muhammadnada9433]

thank you for this very good effort

[@MamtaSingh-vu1le]

muhammad nada what to do to avoid respiratory faulure

[@miriami7]

Thank you very much! Very good done! are you still active? do you still make such lessons?

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Yesss 🙌

[@natoyle]

Going back to V/Q - Say theoretically, a patient had ventilation of 1ml and perfusion of 4ml. Obviously the idea is to treat it so the ratio is equal (4ml/4ml). Is there ever a time where you would decrease perfusion to compensate for that drop in ventilation (1ml/1ml), or would this likely do more damage than good? Thanks.

[@celesteneal1267]

really nice video!!!

[@HUYOKO]

3Q so much (I'm from Taiwan, and major in Adult continuing education~

[@tami.petalsandgreens]

Great video!

[@affiongekpenyong1461]

Great. Thanks.

[@yousifabbas9727]

beautiful video

[@jediquilter]

You are the bomb! Well done! and thank you!

[@roshnyshaji5885]

Thank u....

[@0hala0]

thank you for the great effort

[@samahezzeldin1899]

excellent

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thank you!!

[@sohaibahmed15]

Very helpful!!! Thank you :)

[@susieheidner5225]

Can I watch the version that doesn't have music? I find it hard to hear beyond the music!

[@briandeluca6908]

Its not always true that you will not have gas exchange during shunting.. its almost impossibly to shunt all blood

[@phongkhamductin]

thank a lot!!

[@mohammedameenrashid2332]

very beutiful vedeo , thank u

[@sbh0007]

Too bad you guys only have one video on resp. can u do more on Heart failures and preety much acute and complex dx ?

[@albandarialsabhan6256]

How I get to the note?

[@fitriisa4804]

So DAMN good!!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@sweetz1344]

WOW! you guys are amazing.. D:

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thank you, Rosi!

[@susie4309]

could you please do COPD?

[@nouraayed]

amazing explanation but the music is so distracting🥺

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@suzanal-harbi9389]

I had a bit of a difficulty understanding the lady's accent.

[@Vlogzzz.008]

Ys

[@hg55gf39]

well this is simple , im on respiratory system

[@munasaoudi7846]

You are amazing but turn off the music please 💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@MagicinNursingTeam]

NoOoNy Queen Will do next time. 😁

[@oliviachen6551]

😮cool did not know about that😂😅

[@تلاواتنادرة-ع8ن]

No need for music .very anoing

[@georgen9755]

Ramachandra medical college, mgr , labour contactor , boopathy

[@damsbb2440]

The whole topic seems a pathophysiology

[@kanchanmishra981]

sir pleasse email me pathophysiology of respiratory failure in flow chart

[@igorflato4037]

This girl's speech is super unclear. :(

[@inshallamiami]

Loved it...until the female narrator......her accent and lake of clear speaking makes it difficult to understand

[@adamreed264]

The female is VERY difficult to understand. Now i see why it's hard to understand most of the speakers. They're all Asians and English is not their first language!