Respiratory Therapy - BiPAP vs. CPAP - How to adjust for ABGs?

[@ruqayajaff3935]

My school should pay u 50% of our tuition because u doing there job, thank u so much

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Lol....you're so welcome. Thank you for watching, and kindly commenting!

[@srikanth-kn6mi]

Im an ansesthesiologist and critical care physician..the examples/scenarios you provided at the end are extremely helpful and cleared some of the confusions i have since years.. thanks a lot

[@kennethblackmer9237]

This has nothing to do with your video. But I just passed my tmc and sims and I want to thank you! I know you’re not aware of how much you help us as students but so many of your videos over the past two years helped me make sense of the ever evolving career and complexities of the field. So thank you for all that you do!

[@facebookfreakk22]

Can you please do a part 2 video of bipap/Cpap changes based on abgs? The more scenarios you do the better! They help so much. Thanks for all you do.

[@uchennachristian1078]

Great, your video is insightful and ur lecture has impacted on my view to answering questions on cpap and bipap. Thank u

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[@matthewwilson5357]

As a respiratory patient I find this fascinating

[@CitizenofDystopia]

I'm a medical resident rotating through the ICU. I want to tell you I'm eternally grateful for your videos. They have really made a difference in being able to take care of my patients and communicating with RT staff

[@jeffreyjourdonais298]

As a retired medical lab scientist who has been on cpap and bipap for 15 years that is the best explanation I've ever heard.

[@RKJess]

I did not find this video helpful.... I found it to be EXCEPTIONALLY HELPFUL !!! I literally saw 5 different videos about the difference between CPAP and BiPAP and I still could not understand it. YOU EXPLAINED IT PERFECTLY!!! I literally sent your video to all of my nursing school cohort. AMAZING! Thank you!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thanks for the kind feedback and for watching!

[@RKJess]

I know it might be too much to ask, but do you think it would be possible to make a video about invasive mechanical ventilation for us Non-RT- mortals? 🙂🙂🙂🙂 that would be amazing ans super helpful.

[@ashleycastillo2420]

After graduating and getting a job, I still watch Respiratory Coach! Please keep doing what you are doing. You've helped/continue helping our RCP community. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I always recommend for any future RCP :)

[@sumitaghosh3233]

How to adjust fio2 ,RR and taperoff bipap please make a lecture on it .Thanks ,it's very helpful Sir.

[@codygenewilliams]

I passed my board exams 8 months ago and I still come back to watch your videos as a nice refresher. You honestly explain things much more efficiently than most of my old RT instructors. Thank you for uploading these videos for us and I appreciate everything you do!

[@watashiannadesu]

4 years in nursing school (Respiratory is my most hated topic) & almost 7 years working as one. Only every needed to understand NIV & Other types of ventilation since Covid because I work in the ED. Your explanation really blew my mind. Didn't know it was this easy, & now I understand I didn't need to hate the topic, I just needed it to be explained properly. I love your videos!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome, Anna. I'm glad it helped you as a nurse. Stay tuned...I'll hopefully change your hate towards respiratory concepts! Appreciate the watch and comment!

[@yacque717]

As a nurse, thanks for explaining that very simply.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

@@yacque717 Thanks for watching! Love seeing my nursing friends in the comments.

[@isabelcastaneda7439]

As a Registered Nurse, this video was extremely helpful in explaining NIV and caring for my patients in the CCU. It will also help me understand and collaborate better with RTs and Providers. Thank you for great explanation in settings and mechanisms of action of both.

[@JewelsL85]

Current student and I want to say THANKS!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're so welcome!

[@Kariston]

ICU nurse here and I'm always impressed by the breadth of knowledge my respiratory colleagues have. Thanks for sharing a glimpse into it! 🎉

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thanks for watching and commenting! I always appreciate seeing nursing comments.

[@monicacorria4481]

I’m an RN in the ICU and you don’t know how much we need all this good info. Thank you for your videos!!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You are so welcome! Thank you for watching and commenting!!

[@qwertyuiopa410]

This is the best video on this subject one could ever find on the internet

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're too kind! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@mijinkim2096]

Your explanation is very clear and best of all. You remind me of one my professors in school. He used to say the same thing. Don't be an average RT, be the greatest RT. You are truly helping all RTs as well as all health providers. I really appreciate your amazing coaching 🙏.

[@morganwilson9533]

Started my vent class today and felt so discouraged as did the rest of my class I came home read my book and cried cause I felt like the last 9 months of studying didn’t play into this term and this video just brought my excitement back thank you for all you do coach !!

[@jennykvox]

I’m an RN that’s new to PACU. We are going to be using BiPAP and CPAP. This video was sooooo helpful in learning. You explain things so well, and in a way that makes it easy to understand. Thank you!

[@crystallex8595]

I’m a nurse and i was just scrolling for the difference between bipap and cpap. Then i stumbled on your videos and it gives me an understanding of how these NIV works. Thank you for all you do sir. Kudos 🙌🏻

[@sstaci3217]

I’ve been away from patient care for a few years. After this presentation I understand better than I did in school a years ago! I really needed a refresher for my new job and this helped so much!! Thank you!! I will subscribe and watch more of your content.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thanks for watching, Staci! Good luck on your new job.

[@delfinaperez2653]

I still love watching these videos as a licensed RT, I return back to them often to solidify my respiratory foundation! Happy Friday all! Thank you for all the content as always Coach!

[@jeenageorge8246]

This video helped a lot for the better understanding of NIV settings

[@WajidKhan-tz1qz]

Dear sir.! I am very thankful to you. I am working in a covid-19 unit, through your videos i done a lot for my patient to give them comfort. Again thanx a lot.

[@thichthing]

I loved this video. It was clear, concise and applied the concepts taught in likely scenarios! These videos should be compulsory for medical professionals!!! Thank you so much!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you for watching and kindly commenting!!

[@nxleak]

Nurse Practitioner here!!! Love this video! More comfortable managing Bipaps!!!

[@muhammadtaimurkhan7159]

Thanks for finally getting the Bipap. Today i have the first night shift and 10th regular duty as Respiratory Therapist and these things are now practical for me as one patient i observes all time is on bipap.❤

[@roxanalexandrescu]

Thank you for making me not be afraid of this! Now I am invested and eager for more! Thank you sir ! ❤

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Best comment ever! Thank you for watching!

[@billandmaryoshea6532]

Thank you so much! I am an experienced RN who just took a job in a progressive care unit and it has been 30 years since I studed ABGs. You made better since than my nursing instructors did. Though in all fairness -I had no frame of reference about what the patient would look like while I was sitting behind that desk. Thanks for taking the time to create this content!

[@sugammadex5386]

Am currently a house officer on a respiratory ward and this has been super helpful, thank you!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Very cool! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@user-lo9po5mp5u]

Explained very well! Im a new ER nurse watching this to refresh myself for my new job.

[@Departedreflections]

This basically explained a very important concept o did not fully appreciate even as an experienced icu nurse

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Wonderful! Always refreshing to see nurses on the channel! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@alafaithhopelove9077]

So good explanation, reminds me of a professor level of knowledge I get in college. so we’ll explained. God bless🙏

[@drprasansh]

YOUR EXPLAINATION IS SUPERB.THNAK YOU SO MUCH.

[@gardengrower7633]

I'm just a BPAP user and not a medical professional. That said, your video was extremely helpful. I like to learn this stuff. Wonderful presentation style.

[@younginng3661]

Have finals tomorrow and this video was incredible. With the teacher was this good!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome! Go kill that exam!!

[@fa5222]

Thank you RT coach for everything you’ve done. I wish you were my teacher in college. You help me a lot . Many thanks to you ❤️❤️

[@williamolson1132]

I've been doing this for 16yrs. Your videos are great. Just as refreshers. I've got to take the TMC again. My school didn't tell us we had to pay the NBRC for our entire career. So I didnt. Your videos have been very helpful. Thank you.

[@anabellabella2266]

It helps a lot. Just subscribed. I’m a PCU RN trying to understand those machines. Thanks a lot. Very helpful and easy to digest videos. U r awesome!!!!

[@jahiastone36]

I am studying for my TMC and your videos have helped me tremendously! So easy the way you break everything down. I've never felt more prepared! Thank you for taking time out of your day to make these videos

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Go kill it, Jahia! Be sure to let me know how you do!

[@candicebalan]

wowww.. i fully understand now.. thank u.. i wish my college teachers explained the way u did...

[@AwaisasadullahAsadullah]

i had very difficulty in that topics but very very thanks to you sir. May you have many more Ameen. May Allah bless you with great favors.

[@NavneetKaur-dz2sq]

I am an RN in acute care and this was amazing. Concepts covered so brilliantly and thoroughly. Thank you !!

[@msalmankhan8339]

Before watching this i think i have enough information about c pap and i pap but this is is really helpful. Thank you so much ❤️

[@cassandraguillory7526]

Thanks. You explain bipap and cpap so well in simple term that now my understanding is so much better.

[@nandathirdeye1152]

Excellent and very clear explanation so that even a common man like me can understand much easier on Ipap, Epap, CPAP, PS and their relationships. Thanks

[@soleil99]

I’m taking the BRPT exam for sleep in the next couple weeks and this has helped me TREMENDOUSLY. Thank you!

[@mentahlechekole100]

Thank you so much, I have been a hard time understanding how IPAP and EPAP work, you don't have any idea how money RT receptors go over this topic with me, and you make it super easy and very informative. THANK YOU SO SO MUCH!

[@maryuritrujillo6431]

I'm finally RRT, and everything makes sense when you put it in practice. thanks for your videos, it helps me a lot.

[@chloejones7639]

So good! I've always struggled with ipap/epap. Thank you!!!

[@Itsnicolaj]

Thankyou! This was so helpful!! Last week I got left alone in resus to manage a biPAP without proper training when the team was intubating a baby and this helped so much more than the modules I was given!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome! Glad you found it helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting. GO BE GREAT!

[@ToddMillspaugh-vq3zd]

Just watched this video in review to CPAP and BiPAP. It was great and to the point. Thanks

[@nilufarshireen7789]

Cannot thank you enough. Masha'Allah. Explained so well.

[@NicktheQuick00777]

Dude your AWESOME. Your teaching delivery is so on point, which makes the content easy to process into long term memory. Definitely a huge step up from the dry-boring reviews of the past!

[@angelfernando5327]

Thanks for the explanation! Spent years wondering what it exactly was, learned the ABG and had no idea how it correlated. This helped alot. ❤

[@nomadsolos]

I have been on Bi Level for over six years, I appreciate your classroom on this. One thing I will note however is that using a Pressure of 20 on I PAP is almost impossible because (at least in my case) that pressure is so great that my full mask will not keep a seal, and the headgear wears prematurely. That is my actual real life experience. We are now working with much lower pressures to achieve the same results. Not fine tunes yet currently 15 IPAP/10EPAP. Pressure support is 5. My mask now seals better and the machine does not overheat trying to overcome the mask leaks

[@Sally-yq2vn]

It is amazing the way you just explained CPAP and BIPAP. I just finished my nursing Exams 4 months ago and i work in ICU. After watching this video, i got a better understanding between the above 2 different NIV modes. Thanks so much.

[@mariacabrera5063]

You make things easier and simpler! Thank you!

[@melodysmith6751]

Thanks for breaking bipap & cpap down.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@suavion]

I have a check off tomorrow on CPAP and BiPAP and you've just helped me out tremendously!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome! How did your check off go?

[@suavion]

@@RespiratoryCoach I passed with flying colors lol!!!!!! Thank you for this lesson bro!!!!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

@@suavion Not shocked at all. I'm so proud of you! Glad the video helped.

[@youthonly3988]

Great explanation !! as always. Write a book with your way of thinking !

[@Excalibur833]

Your content brings a lot of value in working through the insane rigor of pulm/crit fellowship. Thank you thank you 🙏

[@MrLiehus]

You made my understanding of BIPAP so clear and understandable. Thanks so much.

[@RonGarrett-o7y]

RN here. Just found you and subscribed. There is a flicker now! Thank you !!!

[@IICEsther]

Thank you for this video. Just resumed my new role as a respiratory nurse and your video just made thgs easier to understand. Thank you

[@gihansaleh3721]

Really thank you for your clear explanation I get benif from it.

[@thelittlejennie]

I like the pace you explain things, and reiterate. Very helpful. TY

[@ThePrsBee]

Im an anesthesiologist and i love this guy !!!! :))))

[@alienbear51]

great videos! You make the lectures easy to understand and break down the concepts very well. thank you

[@Lungs523]

I love this video. I was stressing over this and u say all u do is bring a little bit of content but you’ve also brought me peace of mind & some joy too!!!! Thanks a trillion!! Please keep this up for us bec you’re helping more of us student than u even know 🙌🏼🤛🏼😀

[@claudiarivas6374]

Thank you for the clarification, never thought of it like this. Will come in handy as i finish my clinicals and start preparing for the exams.

[@kaichoummanivong]

Your video is very informative. You explained how to better manage my sleep apnea better than my doctors.

[@sharonmori4833]

Still at school and have an exam on this next week, and I must say you have an excellent explanation, thanks so so much, and for this am subscribing now.

[@sadiadilafroz9805]

Feeling meaningless 🙄 Life needs excellency in presentation like you.in all topics in meds.Thank you so much.a huge huge huge thanks from a med student in Bangladesh 😍😍😍

[@stephaniegabriel8044]

thank you!!!! thank you!!!! It makes sense! you have no idea how helpful this video (and many others) have helped me. thank you again

[@Aoyzx1021]

It made a lot of sense for me to understand this concept (better than any other videos I've watched). Thank you. I feel better with this concept now than ever.

[@tarawatt6778]

My professor said for oxygenation issues, we should increase the FiO2 to 100% before increasing the EPAP. I was wondering what your pro/con views are on this. Thank you so much for your awesome videos! I think your thorough explanations are the only reason I'm passing my classes! 😊

[@mirah2k]

Nice upgrade from the white board !!! Thank you for this video

[@wonderfullymade9903]

You're a ver-y good Teacher. I treat Respiratory Health in my BodyWorks. Bu-t I take it from a completely different perspective. If we get to know how God lined up respiratory opportunities in different Acupoints in pretty off places in the body, we will stand in awe. I love your pretty simple but heavy class. I subscribe to people gifted in imparting. So, I subscribed.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you for you watching and kindly commenting. I find the world of acupuncture and it's benefits to respiratory disorders very interesting.

[@sabrinaho5663]

A really big thanks to you. This video helps me a lot in clearing the concept. Thank you so much!

[@JesusRuiz-id9cc]

Great job breaking it down and explaining it in a very simplistic way! Thanks!

[@shinakhan4631]

Thank uh Soo much for this vedio uh helpes us a lot to solve problems regarding CPAP nd bipap.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Thank you so much for watching and kindly commenting! I appreciate you.

[@aw7614]

this has been very informative from a sleep technologist. ty.

[@25Bees]

Thank you!! Excellent session.I appreciate the way you present material...clear concise and logical

[@courageidahor]

Thank you so much! This is the best video I have seen on this subject

[@yiherngong3382]

This is the clearest info that I have accidentally clicked in. Tq

[@LeStace]

Great way to break it all down! This is also great for nurses. Will be sharing this! Thanks!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Awesome! Thank you, Stacey!

[@tl854393]

I learn from your channel a lot. Thank you. Can you pls make a video to share experience in ventilator for covid 19 patients. Thank you.

[@kazmmab1882]

Thanks a lot. It was presented simply and in quite helpful way

[@khankhan-cw2bq]

Amazing lectures clear my concept....we need more videos like this

[@cassandraguillory7526]

Hey Joe thanks for the video. I appreciate all your videos. They are so good I learn so much from your videos. Can you do a video on Avaps mode and how to set the minimum and maximum pressures along with epap settings.

[@adhieg.p.477]

Thank you once again coach Joe. All this time i've been wondering hiw my collegues are adjusting ipap and epap. All this time i thought adjusting ipap would treat oxygenation and epap for ventilation. And finally i have understood the relationship of pressure support to ipap and epap during BIPAP initiation on a patient. Thank you so much!!!

[@adlesal24]

Explained by a way much like a magic ❤

[@denniss1211]

Excellent .... Hard to find good info on BiPAP. I have been on BiPAP for 15 years.

[@PravinChandran1983]

Wonderful illustration of a complex topic made easy to Understand, 👍👏👏 thanks for sharing

[@nicolepride8070]

You explained that very well and clear. Thank you

[@kyleshaw326]

You are god sent! Thanks a bunch!

[@mohammadarifhasanbhuiyan9379]

Grateful Boss, help to clear my confusion.

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Nice! Glad it helped. Thanks for watching my friend!

[@fataturchina5289]

God bless you!!!! I learnt more from this video than from other ones on line ( respectfully speaking). I'm so happy you made me understand those concepts !!! Now I watch other your videos!!!!! Thaaaaaaaanks!!!!! God bless you and your loved ones!!!!! Happy Xmas and a Happy New Year from Italy!!!! 👋👋👋👋👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌Very well done !!! Excellent!!!! Go on like that!!!! And THANK YOU !!!!

[@arrahman6876]

excellent explanation.thanku for a lovely lecture.