PaO2 to FiO2 Ratio - PF Ratio

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[@myahhicks1713]

This was super helpful! We see a lot of discrepancies with high SpO2 and low PaO2 in the ICU and many times families will take the high SpO2 as a good thing. This will definitely help me explain it better to patients families! Thank you!

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Just break out the DO2 calculation and watch their eyes glaze over 😂 Glad you enjoyed the video!

[@brandi66RN]

Don’t you wish all professors were effective educators? A lot of people try to explain, but it is rare to get an exceptional educator.

[@katemiller4303]

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Thanks so much Kate!

[@lanywynn]

The way you explain makes the process easier to understand. Thank you so much. This has improve the way I now trend my patients and not having to rely so heavily on the RT, especially when they are occupied in other departments.

[@bayannasseral-harrasi6089]

Thank you, this video is really very helpful. I am a medical student from Sultanate of Oman, currently doing ICU rotation. I am trying to understand ventilation parameters as most of patients in ICU are intubated and ventilated. Your explanation is just super. Can you imagine that our doctor was explaining ventilation for 2hrs! and never mention difference between PaO2, FiO2 & PF ratio!!!!! The worst part, that we were standing for 2hrs and I felt pain in my legs, I recommend all consultant doctors, whenever you explain for student, make sure they are comfortable and let them set, so they can maintain focus. Thank you.

[@jackiep8792]

Thank you for clarifying that in a simple way. What a wonderful channel.

[@jazzyfizzlefazz]

i was just talking about the PF ratio to my preceptor during my ICU rotation and he was explaining this to me a bit. This helps me understand better for sure and I love that I will now be able to throw around the term oxyhemoglobin curve

[@doctorsquirl4964]

Im a resident right now and my attending always asks what the PF ratio of our patients are. I got the quick lesson that higher PF ratio is better but didnt understand it until now so thank you

[@rantaz07]

very clear and very professional, which shows how a good doctor and a teacher you are.

[@pjsaysell6149]

You always teach me something new. I work in an Accident & Emergency (ER) department in the UK and it really helps me further my knowledge and work with our critical care nurses. I'd love to see a video on capnography and integrated pulmonary index, if you haven't released one already :)

[@MaximPospelov]

First!!!! Thank you, having my ICU exam tomorrow

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Best of luck on your exam!

[@Flippinpinoy09]

Thanks for the videos man! I always cite you and your channel when I’m precepting new grads, new hires, and students.

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[@sinclair657]

Thank you for presenting this topic absolutely clear.

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Truly my pleasure!

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Extraordinary video awesome.... lost these video for so long........ THANKYOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR EFFORTS😇😍😍😍👑👑👑👑

[@AmyAndThePup]

I had someone close to me who died recently of sepsis. ARDS was ... bad. FIO2 was 0.75. My husband had to look at what this meant. I did the math with a theoretical 100 for the PAO2... My God. 27 and something on room air. Hurts my heart to think about. But it puts things into perspective. Feel like I'll never complain about my asthmatic airways again. There was a lot going on, but this was the one number I had. Thank you for explaining...

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Haha you are too kind but thank you!

[@Drzartash]

It's too good. But please make a video for POCUS, AND ultrasound lungs with different signs related to pneumothorax, consolidation, effusion, etc. Thank you

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I share your channel for all my colleagues

[@stethoscopembrn2658]

Thank you so much! This was extremely clear and straight to the point. I am not sure if anyone pointed out that you circled PAo2 of 40 instead of 42. Nevertheless... You should be our trainer at my hospital for the MICU. :)

[@forbeisgunn]

Really informative. Very Clear and concise. Thank you!

[@cornelbacauanu1544]

Very useful information for everyone dealing with respiratory failure patients.

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[@atahroncaunt9074]

Thanks alot for the digestible explanation of PF ratio calculation. I will refer my training resident to this lecture of yours. I would appreciate it if u include the FiO2 of those on oxygen supplementation via cannula or face mask.

[@kiarrasamanthamanimtim4746]

very helpful. Thank you❤

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Good explanation 🎯

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Loving the recent content from a hopeful future pulm crit doc !

[@snowron7497]

Pretty clear explanation thanks a lot!

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[@deniseross4432]

This was very clear and helpful. Thank you.

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[@tasneemfahoum5931]

straight to the point! thanks! 🙏

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Super helpful! Thank you so much, this really helped me with the paper I'm doing. God bless you ❤

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Glad it was helpful!

[@KHAN-ju2dd]

Very useful knowledgeable video

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Happy to hear this!

[@jenniferperez528]

Thank you this was very helpful, can you do a review while the patient is on Mechanical Ventilation please. Thank you again

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[@hervesabwa3278]

Great explanation. Thank you.

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[@goldenemokpaire948]

Thank you! Can you please make a video on important topics or advice for new graduate nurses in the ICU?

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Thank you, this lesson was super helpful

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Thanks for this amazing work.

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Thank you from Russian doctors!!!

[@KhidrAlexandria]

This makes so much sense ! Great video

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This video was really helpful

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Thank you so much💓

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[@MsGabbyxx3]

I loved this video! I was wondering if I could request a topic? Cardiac surgery/post-op essentials type stuff - I work in a CCU and not a CVICU so I don't really have much education on that topic, and think it would be super beneficial to know!

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This was fantastic!! Thank you!

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Thank you sir

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Thank you so much

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[@zoikonst9728]

amazing video, honestly! thank you

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[@talalzero1418]

The room air trick was freaking genius Although I don’t fully see how dangerous it is to leave the patient at romm air for a sec

[@tinakeene1566]

Informative. Thanks

[@cameliaa8069]

Very clear, thank you!

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[@a.hashem4587]

Great video

[@abishrestha1095]

There's slight mistake at 5:48, pls review it. when PaO2 = 42% the SpO2 =77.sth, but it's been tallied with PaO2 40%. Thanks

[@MatejSlipcevic]

cool. thy keep good work

[@jorgewernick9489]

I will show this to our pulmonologist who would rather have a pt on 69% SpO2 with 100% FiO2 on an IMC floor rather than transferring to ICU, despite showing clear distress and altered mental status. Great video!

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[@KCLUVLY123]

So when weaning a patient off a ventilator..we should also look at pf ratio along with the ABG?

[@BJ-eh4ol]

Yes, and remember to look at their RSBI score too.

[@tejaswishashikanth5571]

Amazeballs❤

[@RandomGrump]

How long would someone need to be sitting at a particular FiO2 before we can see it reflected in their blood gases? Minutes?

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Nurse here, can we earn CE credits through your website? Thank you!

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[@hammbaby]

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[@loayalnasser2472]

Thanks so much but I have a question and I really truly want the answer..I'm in nursing school and can bridge to medical after I graduated from college? Can I bridge to be An Md?

[@lum859]

Hi my question is, same SpO2, what causes some patients have much lower PaO2? Does Ph affect it?

[@doctorsquirl4964]

Yes! Temperature, 2,3-DPG and pH all effect it. Looks up shifts in the oxygen dissociation curve and it will explain it further.

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[@tomriley5790]

I realise that I'm fighting a loosing battle here and there's not much you can do to fight it ....because medics and maths... but it's not a P/F ratio, because it's not a ratio - it has dimensions which is why it needs correcting for units.... ah welll....

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[@Glassbones_and_paperskin]

And we don’t start proning people until their PF is

[@ICUAdvantage]

Yeah theres growing evidence that we should look at proning earlier

[@stryderhiryu8]

@@ICUAdvantage earlier.. means.. in which level of PF is that?

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Thank you so much

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thank you sir