Vent Basics for Non-Intensivists (ACVC/VAC)

[@madhumathew]

Dr. Bunin is one of the best teachers I have had the honor to learn under. I am so glad she is making these videos to share her amazing skills to the world!

[@hannahasmr1080]

I’ve been an ICU nurse for 1.5 years and this is a great video for nurses!

[@sumirb6962]

Dr. Bunin thank you for sharing this. You gave this lecture to me many times in residency at TAMC I'm glad that others can also benefit from your teaching!

[@ramashka14]

your discussion is actually great. Thanks Dr. Jessica. I enjoyed the video

[@aranesthesia]

Best presentation regarding AC-V mode .

[@RyanLyman-ux6pu]

You are a fantastic professor. Thank you for these videos!

[@adesolaodunayo2774]

Thank you for your videos. I am a veterinary intensivist and I am learning so much!

[@jimreeves8030]

Excellent review! It has been almost 7 years since I ran a vent, and I see it becoming a possibility, soon. I’m going to try to watch all of the videos in your series, even if I don’t have to go back in the ICU. Thanks so much for putting this series out!

[@aranesthesia]

Excellent presentation.thankyou from Pakistan

[@nostalgia4359]

oh my god, thanks a lot Dr., my first time to understand the ventilation setting , really appreciate it God bless u

[@SmartFetus]

Man !!! i was thrown into itu ( i am internal medicine trainee) without any proper induction. after watching these videos i feel like i know what is going on now. thanks a lot for this

[@christiansmith7666]

Awesome! What a wonderful demonstration of leadership!

[@henrylau7965]

Thanks so much! This is very helpful for shaking out the ventilator cob-webs from residency.

[@dustinfravel4072]

Thank you for posting this. Hospitalist here. I will be sharing.

[@jcraft1802]

Very nice review, Dr. Bunin. Thanks for taking the time to record and post. I will share this with colleagues.

[@chelseawade4105]

Thank you for these videos! You are a good teacher!!! ❤

[@aranesthesia]

Kindly update more videos .

[@dannelson1982]

This is fantastic. From an ER doc due for a review: Thank you!

[@danielbartgen2757]

Great teacher. Make more videos please.

[@jeanmarierey6716]

Thanks Dr. Bunin!

[@craigsenzon8406]

Mazel Tov, Jessica! Just read about your work in our alumni magazine ;)

[@jedhigh]

Dr. Grasso=intern of the century

[@pjpmd50]

Thank you. I would like to see a video on weaning and knowing when to extubate.

[@richardperez5433]

this video is awesome

[@rnw4468]

I just had my ICU rotation, this is a great video shared. Can I have a quick qn which is why we set FiO2 max out at 100%, dont you worry about diffuse alveoli injury? If FiO2 set to 100%, what duration is ideal? Many thanks.

[@plcdatvl]

thank so much, that's superb

[@spoonee]

Awesome stuff! Thanks for sharing. Haven’t managed a vent since residency (kind of miss it actually) and I appreciate the refresher lesson.

[@RS-ig1zr]

Excellent video

[@lizn9946]

Thanks off today before our surge, reading so I have some basics (OBGYN)!

[@timdawg7]

Nice Work!!

[@jaimeguadian5558]

Thank U

[@ResidentPandorra]

Can you please change the video settings to "listed". Thank you!

[@mickieb.1050]

Super helpful!!! Thank you!

[@isharasooriyaarachchi3872]

thank you very much for this amazing work, little suggestion, please ask your student to speak louder or give him a mic too...

[@mahsamns2532]

Thank you

[@lindastarr8675]

Thank you!!!

[@isharasooriyaarachchi3872]

how to determine the fio2 percentage from patient to patient?... what are the considered factors ?

[@juanmiroaguirre7050]

Thank you.

[@tiffanymeador4672]

Thank you so much

[@katherineschneider2788]

Thank you, sharing

[@drbartsimpson]

Excellent video, thanks a lo! *Predicted body weight, NOT ideal body weight.

[@ChrisTheLSUTiger]

it's ideal body weight. Lung volumes are estimated based on the size you're supposed to be. Lung volumes don't change with increased body mass but do change with height.

[@RS-ig1zr]

Definitely IBW.

[@pablolaguerta2128]

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