Respiratory Therapy - COPD Breakdown

[@Unibot47]

Brother I wish you were my instructor. Heading into my ICU rotation after mechanical ventilation and your videos have been phenomenal. You're doing amazing things helping so many people with these videos.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Wow, thanks so much for this kind comment!! I appreciate you watching and commenting. Best wishes as you begin your ICU rotation!!

[@georgiawilliams9513]

Thank you a million times for you thorough explanation. I am preparing for the CSE and this helps me a lot. I have watched most if not all your videos to help me through school.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome! Thanks for watching and commenting. Don't forget about the CSE BOOT CAMP. respiratorycoach.teachable.com/p/cse-boot-camp

[@lobap3151]

Great video, I am in my second semester and studying for my COPD test for next week. You just break 3 hours of class for me. Keep on with the good Job.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Cool! Thank you for watching and leaving the kind comment! Good luck on your COPD exam next week.

[@kyongvincent4385]

I love how you explain. It helped me a lot.

[@ladyblue9278]

Thank you for this! I’m am a COPD patient on oxygen 24/7 . Very informative video. I have COPD/ Asthma/emphysema

[@tom4618]

Thanks from the heart. As a 35 pack year smoker. I never understood my disease as well . Your video was informative . Truly will help me in so many ways. My brother was a respitory nurse for 40 years. I shared your video with him. He was struck by your knowledge. I will continue to follow. Thanks again, Tom

[@nicolelynn2734]

Super helpful! I’m a 2nd year RT student and this video explains everything so well.

[@ashleylex1199]

I recently started teaching Respiratory Disease and have found your videos extremely helpful to best summarize the different diseases. Thank you for all you do!

[@lionking3401]

Man I love your videos I am an old doctor 😂and some of the staff I learned from you because it is very simplistic the way you explain 😂 god bless you

[@sumancapirichio1976]

i am an international person but you make so easy !!!! thank you so much for helping us...!!

[@staceyevans7602]

Very clear and concise! You are the BOMB!!! Thank you :)

[@RespiratoryCoach]

BOOM! Glad you got it, Stacey! And thanks again for watching!

[@staceyevans7602]

Respiratory Coach LoL 💣💣💣

[@ThaoNguyen-iq1mm]

I'm glad that I found you on KZbin. Can you please make more videos like this for bronchiectasis, pulmonary vascular dz, pulmonary edema, tuberculosis, lung abscess, fungal dz ? Thank you so much

[@savannahdavis8755]

hey! I love your channel. I have been subscribed for over a year now. I have learned so much and appreciate you taking the time to really break these concepts down for us. I do have a question regarding digital clubbing in COPD patients. I have HESS which is apparently difficult to read and understand as a new RT student. But in the book, it says digital clubbing is not found in COPD patients. Could you look into this for me and let me know what you find! Please and thank you! Also, you're awesome.

[@kentouch4247]

What a great video. Easy to understand.

[@ruqayajaff3935]

Great video as always, thank you so much

[@gigih9319]

Can you be my teacher 👨‍🏫, you explain everything very well, I finally understand everything because of you.

[@miriami7]

❤ thanx.. as good as only you can!!!!

[@np9255]

i wish you were my instructor in respiratory school 10 years ago! i did struggle alot and had to learn everything by myself:( thank you so much, i did learn alot

[@davidblack5654]

More great info for me. Not an RT or student. Overlap Syndrome self advocate; anything about that or interaction with ResMed ST-A or Stellar iVAPS you have out? I'd love to see it. If any of my ? is redundant from other videos OK to ignore. I'll see it eventually. Sincere thanks for videos. I'm learning this because I like living :)

[@leighannallen4699]

Great video. Thank you!👍

[@TangibleReads]

Great break dow

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Glad you liked. Thank you for watching!

[@susanwallis752]

Thank you so much 😊

[@maribelalvarez6707]

This was a great lecture, thank you

[@mrsdesdaz]

Super helpful. Thanks!

[@lauralocke9106]

Could you do a segment specific to the NICU oxygenation?

[@omarvierapulido2299]

Excellent explanation !!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you, Dr. Pulido! I appreciate your kind words and view.

[@tytucker4612]

What is the best wave to study waveforms/loops for mechanical vent? love your material!

[@drmahmoudabdelhameed9345]

Thank you so much I understand cold simply God reward you

[@sham5982]

Great!!

[@joannahickman9027]

Hello. Can you please send me the link to the video that you mention in the beginning about study methods with disease processes and how to transfer to other classes?

[@sosnatemesgen4801]

hey coach I'm in my first semester , your video helped me a lot thank you ! can explain restrictive airway disease and what are the types of restrictive airway disease . I'm confused.

[@jeckellstallworth]

Thank you very much!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome!! Thanks for watching!

[@ahmedalbahrani159]

Can explain the difference between restrictive and obstructive diseases?

[@alminkhanarakama8873]

Can you please do lectures of the dieases

[@Godfavorsmi]

This is the exact thought process for the clinical simulation! 😮

[@derekdixon2599]

I had a question on my test where my 7.41, paco2: 60 HCO3: 34 paO2: 46. How would you put a patient on a BiPAP machine with these ABGS

[@sinclair657]

Thank you

[@imadjurdi9431]

👍💙

[@roshu4557]

Is it always necessary to keep epap nd ipap difference of 4 or nt Can we keep ipap of 20 nd epap of 5?

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hi Roshan! It is not required to keep the difference at 4. Sorry if my example lead you to understand that. 20/5 is completely acceptable if that's what your patient is requiring to avoid intubation. Hope that makes sense! Hey, thanks for watching!

[@lionking3401]

You need to joine EMRAP

[@NicholasTXTV]

Thank you