Respiratory Therapy - Loops (Flow-Vol and Pressure-Vol)

[@kristavandusen1245]

Strong work. I feel more confident in my work and patients get better care because of you. Thank you!

[@mitchkrdr]

How could you possibly make everything so comprehensible?! AMAZING!!! I follow you on IG too. You are a GIFT!

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

Wow. That was amazing. Excellent work, please keep up the great videos.

[@sudiptaandroid1616]

U are a very good teacher !! Great job ,man !!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you very much for watching and kindly commenting!

[@robertreadman9518]

I love the Respiratory Coach You have made me a better RT Thank you

[@karenmitchell6654]

Thank you Respiratory Coach, for another great lecture.

[@Kingiscoming]

THANK YOU COACH!!! Don't know what I'd do without you!

[@greensahuaro2834]

Many thanks!!!!!!!

[@trinitydrury6434]

Hey coach! I remember this lecture like it was yesterday at the bedside! So glad you are doing this, you have the gift my friend!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hey Trinity! I miss you! Hope all is good. Thanks for the kind words. Best wishes!

[@dballer49]

Best explanation I have heard EVER!!! THANKS BRUH..I WOULD BY YOU A BEER!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

I WOULD LET YOU! And then I'd buy you one! Thanks for watching and kindly commenting.

[@curtischeslock3243]

Great video, thank you

[@UMBUBA]

Thank you for the videos coach. It’s been super helpful!

[@annfillali3820]

Thank you so much 😊 the best explanation ever

[@laterricasmith-bradley9902]

Thank you so much

[@lionessetoile660]

Thank you coach!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome!!! Thank you for watching and commenting!!

[@mayraalejandra2892]

WOW! You’ve made learning loops so easy with this video

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Cool!! Glad it helped. Thanks again for watching and commenting!

[@spekis1]

Superb, thank you very much

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You are very much welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@RaginiHzb]

Thank you

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're welcome!!!

[@ajaytomy844]

Very useful.Thank you sir.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome!

[@kennethweiss9068]

Outstanding lecture!

[@elumarymampilly3248]

Thanks a lot coach..clear concepts

[@jeangeraldgilles1409]

You are the man.

[@alejandrobonilla1141]

What's up Coach thank you for explaining the material in a calm and understanding matter for students and for those who just need a really quick review, ✊👍

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome, Alejandro! Hope it helped!

[@Juliana_YT-g5o]

Thanks very much best caoch.. would you like to explain HFO.. we frequently use in our nicu

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hoping to have one of my neo/pedi experts join me soon for this discussion. Cross your fingers!!!

[@kitpesec1536]

So great! Brains just swallow this explanation))

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome, Kit! Glad you enjoyed. Thank you for watching and leaving the awesome comment.

[@faisalalhuwaidi7859]

wow thank youuuuuuu

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you for watching and commenting!!!

[@dr.farooqabdullah6906]

Thankq

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Very welcome!!!

[@respiratorynurd4616]

so lets say that your fish/diamond is starting to fall on its side to the right, does this mean increase peep levels? to turn it rightside up? Since it is decreasing compliance?

[@dalbertmanrique490]

Hey great video. Just a question what do I when a pt has a high RR on a ventilator and it starts alarming. What are some things I can do to ease the pt RR and possibly bring it back to normal?

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Figure out what the cause of tachypnea is. Might be flow hungry, so switching to a square flow pattern or increasing flow might help, or they might be volume hungry and increasing the tidal volume may satisfy them. If in PSV, increase PS. It may not be something you can fix with the vent, ie pain, anxiety.

[@navdeepgupta3223]

really a master stroke

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you, Navdeep. I appreciate you watching and leaving the kind words. Best wishes!

[@hisham6chomany378]

the best

[@naveenchenna1338]

Tqqq bro

[@nedybelizaire7915]

what does a flattened top of the loop means?(at the beginning of expiration?)

[@gabmor7779]

Could you do a video on how to actually perform a pressure volume loop correctly on a ventilated patient? i know it s not that easy depending on the machine

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hello! There is no technique to performing a pressure volume loop. Most ventilators draw the P-V loop with each breath. The challenge comes in recognizing a valid loop with the absence of patient interference. Thoughts?

[@gabmor7779]

@@RespiratoryCoach We have the bennetts at work, and that machine doesnt have a pv loop diagnosis tool so we have to do it on our own. From what i read to do a pv loop properly u have to switch to volume control with constant flow and most importantly keep the flow very low. Maximum 10l/min , better even less. But still then, many times the loop wont be usefull as it is impossible to make out an lower inflection point

[@viktoriousextensions394]

Thank you

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting!