Modes of Mechanical Ventilation - Respiratory Therapy

A break down of the 11 most common ventilator modes. Please comment for further clarification or future request.

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[YouthOnlyZone]

I agree with one of the comments. You should write a textbook. The way you explain the concepts using dead simple language is fantastic and helps to have a solid base before going into details. I would be the first one to buy your book !!! I truly believe the book would stand out from other ones filled with med jargon. I love when you give examples - this helps so much. WRITE A BOOK!!!please.

[whatnext]

Thaaaank you so much! I’m in nursing school and learning about ventilation. You just saved me!

[ToddMillspaugh-vqzd]

I am a senior RT student and have watched many of your videos and you have helped me to understand the different modes of mechanical ventilation

[siobhandeguerin]

Good stuff! Less than 5 minutes in and I had a solid grasp of what I could never get out of class. You absolutely broke this down into the simplest of terms! New subscriber here! Thanks!

[professorneal]

From a former educator to now Respiratory Therapist. Let me tell you that you are doing a great job teaching. By the way I want one of those shirts

[abokadha]

dude! You’re a LEGEND!! I’ve never thought I would understand these modes this way.. thank you 👍🏼

[luceroespino]

THANK YOU! i have an exam tomorrow and after watching this, i feel a lot better. You broke everything down in terms that us newbies need and for that, ill forever be grateful :')

[debbiebenoit]

Old RN, but new PICU RN here. Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for these videos. I have only watched 2 so far, but my understanding of mechanical ventilation has already grown by leaps and bounds!
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[Godfavorsmi]

Respiratory therapy school online is so difficult due to COVID. Being hands on & in front of a vent or even clinical will help make this stuff makes sense. Thanks for your videos

[lekharajneupane]

Thank you so much our Respiratory Coach. I am a first year student in Respiratory Care and worry much about for mechanical ventilation, specially this Ventilator mode. After I watched your video, my confusion about mode solved. I always watch your video when I don't understand any topic. Your video is more clear than any books and even more clear than my professor in my experience. I appreciate your great work.Thanks again.
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Im an internist in training and these video are a godsend. Thank you

[carloslemus]

You made this so much easier to understand then my instructor that did it In 3hours and I was still confused. Thank you for breaking it down so students can understand it better.

[delomcoker]

God will surely bless you. I never understood these modes and I will be graduating 7months from now. Now I know what these modes are about.

[khuraijamneelakshi]

Thank U soo much sir
That's a great explanation. ❤
No one explained modes of ventilation like this
Sir u r a Legend.

[xiaowang]

I just got my license, and this is a good review before I start my job. THANKS.

[ungerhl]

Great job explaining complex material and making it easy to comprehend, have enjoyed your videos thus far and am looking forward to watching more.

[CandyRibay-bmkh]

I have been a therapist 25 years and that was the best I have heard in the difference of the modes I wish he would have taught me when I was a student

[brianmulero]

Hey coach, I just wanted to show my appreciation for all of your videos. Currently a first year taking mechanical vent and your videos help out tremendously! Thank you so much!!!

[ryanzzz]

Hey just wanted to say great videos! I'm a resident physician, and was having a hard time understanding APRV/Bi-level which is what my institution primarily uses for Covid-19/ARDS patients instead of more traditional modes. You explain things really well and make complicated concepts easy to understand. Thank you, keep it up, you are helping lots of people!

[angelaownbey]

Thank you so much for that break down! You have made it much clearer than my instructor and my textbook. I so appreciate all your videos. Keep up the great work!