Oxygen Delivery Devices

Oxygen is critical for our patients to ultimately create ATP to use for cellular functions. Therefore it is vital that we supplement this for them when the need arises. Working in the ICU you will get lots of experience with just about everyone of these devices and therefore its important that you understand each of them and the capabilities and limitations of each.

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0:00 Intro
3:17 Noninvasive Devices
3:39 Low Flow Devices
3:45 Nasal Cannula
5:32 Simple Mask
7:34 Venturi Mask
8:38 Trach Devices
9:55 Face Shield/Tent
10:35 Rebreather Masks
13:11 Bag Valve Mask
14:37 High Flow Devices
14:45 High Flow Nasal Cannula
15:59 CPAP/BiPAP
16:35 Invasive Devices
16:40 Ventilator
17:25 ECMO
18:08 Wrap up

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[KateKimday]

Oh my gosh just what I needed after my shift today in my nursing placement in ICU. Thank you ! xx

[nikosgz]

Wow! I've been watching your videos for the past 2 hours and they have really helped. I'm a 3rd year nursing student from Australia and am due to start 4 week's placement in the ICU tomorrow.

[kend.mckenney]

The venturi mask is a high-flow oxygen delivery device. It can meet the patient's inspiratory demands. The Non-Rebreather is a High Flow device.

[ankitarawat]

I work in critical care and this is the very first topic which they taught us in the icu . Loved the video so informative .

[mamieyatta]

I just found my place of learning outside the actual classroom. Thank you so much! I’m now looking for more videos for first year RT students🙏🏽

[rdc]

Non rebreather mask at 15 LPM is also used for Carbon monixide poisoning.

[lybri]

Thanks for this! Just going over respiratory in class, this video was perfect!

[sammysworld]

In fact, you have been of help for this lesson. Very simple and concise. Thanks for the good job.

[sandracruz]

This video helped so much. My professor barely covered oxygen delivery systems and this video explained it so well. Thank you!! 😊

[ianlight]

In determining need in hypoxia the respiratory rate, depth of breathing and patients mental status example air hunger or drowsy is an essential especially if pulse oximeter is inaccurate .

[icuicu]

I think recent guidelines regarding humidification of nasal canula are against it. Not sure though..
Yes. Low flow device use for short duration doesn't need humidification

[deborahoputteh]

Very informative and precise, thank you!

[levene_c]

Nice! This is a great recap of the Airway and O2 unit I just took!

[tinatanner]

I am a first year RT student and this is SO helpful! Thank you!

[tbusby]

Thank you for these, concise and keeps our attention.

[crdoimy]

You are amazing i take notes on every lesson you make! Keep the good work!Wish i would reach your level of knowledge one Day!

[barbarakarr]

the notes on screen from your videos are great and the different colors really help. one addition for this video and it may be in another series you did, the oxygen hood. :)

[DuncanMcCloud]

Very clear, concise and helpful - thank you!

[Humbletrader]

Bro you are a beast. Thankz. Highly recommended