Respiratory Therapy - CPAP vs NIV in Congestive Heart Failure

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This video discusses why CPAP and NIV are used to treat patients with congestive heart failure.
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[@bolt_RRT2024]

I have been watching your videos since before I started RT school. I have officially passed my TMC and CSE and am currently waiting for my NYS license. I will continue to watch your content as a refresher going forward. Thank you for being passionate about an under advertised healthcare profession.

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[@meaganarnold6587]

ICU RN here. I recommend your videos to nurses, RTs, and residents all the time. 😊

[@RespiratoryCoach]

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[@RespiratorySensei]

RT coach has such a practical approach to using non-invasive ventilation especially related to CHF. One addition thing I have found is that diuresis along NIV is a magical combination that can save the patient's life. Good job, RT coach. You are fun to watch but also a good teacher - Dennis @respiratorysensei from LindseyJones

[@ingridsanders2166]

I love your material. I wish you had been my instructor when I was in school. I have completed the boot camp which I loved. I have been an RT since 2008 but never got my RRT so I had to get back into "text book" mind set versus real life. I've never really had to study and have horrible study skills. I am so grateful for you and the boot camp with out it I have no idea what I would have done.

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[@chicagoemt8769]

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[@RespiratoryCoach]

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[@Esg34]

I love your videos and content you provide. Just sometimes slow down with the speed that you talk with. keep dropping those videos

[@61loneviking]

This a really good video and something I work with often. You might want to make a followup video on a couple of choices with Bipap that need to be thought about---Fi02 and Inspiratory Time. Bipap is a really good tool for turning around CHF and COPD exacerbations, and keeping your patients from being intubated.

[@brianburton7582]

Everyone starts on BIPAP. We can figure out whether CPAP may be better later.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thanks for watching Brian and taking the time to leave an insightful comment.

[@roxyali9815]

Amazing ❤

[@mohammedalkhalaf5801]

Iam IM resident , previous shift at on call , I received ER call for patient has heart failure , hewas on 4L NC , ABG show Pao2 72 hypoxic , patient was on 4 L NC, I recommend to be this patient in icu to better monitoring there, few hour after that in icu patient Blood gas show respiratory acidosis co2 55 , I think if we put CPAP on that's patient was better , because in practice , usually looking for co2 if not high , just support with nasal cannula , so CPAP was very helpful if applied for that ,,,,, at the end thank you for your great vedio

[@markthorne2156]

Another great video!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hey Mark! Thanks for continuing to watch and kindly comment! I appreciate you.

[@jennifertorres4757]

Golden info!!! This was a great breakdown and tying in the concepts!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

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[@peterped98]

Extremely informative videoes😊

[@GaryMiller-mk8yd]

Resp coach. Fantastic review of hemodynamics. When i practiced we routinely used bipap with fantastic results. Now cpap can also be used. Thanks for the info. I sure could of used your videos when i practiced. Keep up the good work

[@HoustonRoad]

Outstanding. Thank You.

[@alissagabriel622]

Thank you

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you, Alissa, for watching and commenting!

[@tronx48]

YESS!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

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[@shereensaid9862]

I passed my TMC on the first try today!!!!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

That's awesome! I'm so proud of you!

[@neomarokane6022]

🙏🏽Thank You

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you for watching and commenting early!!

[@MerryEileen]

Great info. What college do you teach at?

[@allaghocine4792]

Hi.thanks a lot. could you pls tell me how can I apply for TMC classes and exam.? Is it possible online ?

[@RespiratoryCoach]

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[@johnthiel7560]

This can't be right. Based on how many nurses I hear tell patients that the bipap is helping to push the fluid out of their lungs. :)

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, John. I appreciate you!