The Respiratory System CRASH COURSE

This lesson is a respiratory system crash course for you! We talk about most of the major features, parts, and functions of the various parts of this system. This lesson is a comprehensive review of the respiratory system anatomy.

The purpose of this lesson is to provide you with a solid foundation of knowledge regarding the respiratory system so that in future lessons that we do covering various disorders or interventions will be better understood.

The goal is to have you feel much more comfortable with the information relating to this system.

If you have any questions or need any clarification, please comment below and I will take the time to answer any question that you may have!

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[ICUAdvantage]

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[mahamimo]

I'm here because tomorrow I have a test in it, and THANK you sooo much! that was soo

[lauralindsay]

Organized like an ICU nurse. Love your content! I use your videos to help fill in gaps when I have students shadowing me!

[valerievannaraj]

Love your videos!! It is very intimidating being a new grad on an ICU floor. Thank you for supplementing everything nursing school missed on critical

[pumpkinpie]

In continuing with the 'heart failure' playlist, perhaps you can create a 'Respiratory Failure' playlist with Acute respiratory failure, ARDS, SARS...also chest traumas - pneumothorax, tension pneumothorax, flail chest and of course, treatments such as chest tubes (wet/dry systems), ventilation.. which you already have. You page is very thorough and helpful and to the point. I'm following your playlist with my course curriculum, and you're extremely resourceful in helping tie it all together! So thank you for helping us out ;)

[crystalmora]

Oh man...I start nursing school in a few weeks and I forgot most of my Anatomy and Physiology. This video helped tremendously❤❤❤

[rileyn]

I'm studying respiratory for my anatomy midterm which got delayed a week and moved to online because of Covid-19, trying to sustain my level of knowledge for the exam!

[muhammadyahya]

6:45 5th (or in some people 6th) thoracic vertebra(T-5)

[sandys]

Transferring from med-surg to ICU, I’m using your videos to help prepare a bit. Thank you for all your work!

[jrogers]

Good job man! I am teaching an online A&P course for EMTs going into a paramedic program and I plan on using this video to cover respiratory anatomy and supplement my own lectures of respiratory physiology. Thanks!

[hannahb]

Don't know what I would do without this channel. First ICU theory exam tomorrow!

[abhinavtheconqueror]

Thanks @ICU Advantage for Teaching Respiratory System us. 👍👍

[joetraveler]

Thank you Eddie!!!👏🏻🤗 Can you include also in the next lecture what medications should not be crushed like Senokot etc. Many times in the ICU when the patient was admitted initially they are not intubated and can take PO meds, After they got intubated they will receive the meds via OGT or NGT and most of the time the doctor did not shift their medication to syrup form etc. Thanks

[timshort]

Brilliant website. Love the way you explain things in such simple terms.

[muhammadyahya]

8:15 yes sir 10 right +10 left=20 BPS(bronchopulmonary segments).❤

[cassandregousse]

Great info Eddie! Appreciate you imparting all this knowledge! I’m a fairly new ICU nurse, so all of this info on your page really helps!

[Jenniegirlz]

I am a clinical research coordinator for a major research hospital. I work in pulmonary and ICU research. Never hurts to review during free time :)

[ah_here_we_go_again]

Would you mind spelling out the anatomical words you say, maybe on a different section of the black space?

[zuzilezethembendlangisa]

Hi Eddie, I hope you see this.

Thank you for helping me learn all these difficult concepts, I am an ICU student from SA and discovered this channel late.

Unfortunately I failed my Cardiology exam but hoping to do better on Pulmonology ❤

[desreeadelaja]

this is just a revision for my test. i hope to perfect all of knowledge therefore having a better understanding of the respiratory system. thanks