Ventilator Settings Made Easy - Mechanical Ventilation (AC, SIMV, FiO2) NCLEX RN & LPN

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Today’s video is all about ventilator settings explained in easier terms for Nursing Students and NCLEX Review.

Mechanical ventilation involves using a machine (ventilator) to help patients breathe by delivering pressurized air into the lungs.

In today’s video, we have ventilator settings explained in easy-to-memorize terms so you can give patients the right amount of oxygen and ace mechanical ventilation NCLEX questions.

These settings in mechanical ventilation are crucial to know since each patient will have different oxygen needs.

00:00 Introduction
00:48 Suctioning
02:33 Oral Care
05:05 NG Tube Feeding
06:19 Complications
08:25 Extubation
10:02 Stridor
11:11 Tracheostomy Care
13:28 Ventilator Settings
15:11 Ventilator Alarms
17:07 Ventilator Modes
19:13 Ventilator Settings Explained
22:04 Complications of Improper Ventilator Settings
23:29 Conclusion

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No one could explain to me about ventilators in such a detailed and fun way👍

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