Respiratory Therapist - Practice TMC Question - Pressure Control

This video discusses the importance of understanding minute ventilation and how that is effected in pressure control vs volume control.

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[Lovely-kurn]

Hey coach, just wanted to say thank you so much for creating this channel. You have no idea how much we appreciate you and your hard work. Your passion for RT definitely shows in your videos!

[mariahc.]

Hey Coach, just started my last term of RT school and I cannot tell you how much you’ve helped me!! Unfortunately our school has a high turn around rate on instructors, so sometimes they’ve never taught before and don’t explain things thoroughly, I have pages of notes from your videos & I refer to them ALL THE TIME if I’m stuck, but most of them have made things stick too since you take the time to explain the concepts not just the answers! Please don’t stop, you are truly a gift to future RT’s!

[luuucaaas]

Great video. Not only a great explanation of the how’s and whys, but to then SHOW us on the vent really covers all the bases. You’re the best, thanks for all you do!

[hannahlartey]

This is a great explanation bt the 2 modes. Thank u

[zainabalmarzooq]

Answers:
#1 = C bc if u increase Vt, will decrease CO2
#2 = C bc if u increase insp P, will increase Vt will decrease CO2

[physiomedicine]

Ins pressure its like ipap/epap
The ipap responsible for ventilation while epap for oxygenation .
This channel made me ready for any mtc or rrt or any respiratory question its amazing life, i feel deeply inspired

[TheOnlyRaf]

Great explanations and great flow to the video as well! I know a couple professors who could learn from you, but they'd be too proud to admit it. You're helping a lot of aspiring RTs man. Wish nothing but success for you!

[farmstrong-info]

I'm not an FRT but need to learn to be bc my family member is trached, vent dependent, & aspirates frequently on saliva despite a low leak/filled cuff. The RTs in our trach support group tell us that RTs in this country aren't licensed for home health care (CRAZY, right?!), so YOYO (you're on your own! well... we're on our own). Your videos have helped me so much. I've just started sharing them with my fellow ALS caregivers. Would love to know what heated wire humidifier you would use for home use (can't find any but dirt old ones that don't come with the wire to plug to electricity 🙄).
Keep these awesome videos coming! Maybe one on trach suction technique? Finding the right humidifier settings? Cough assist settings? Would love a lesson on all the different pressure measurements used (what was it - cm per H20 or something? had not heard of that before)
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[brycee]

Oh my gosh!!! I had no clue this was you! Just saw you at CCTMC and ended up buying BVLS and AVLS. I watch you quite frequently. I’m a paramedic who is currently studying to be a flight medic.

[JesusOrtiz-vcgx]

1st thing is thank you. Im a RT student for the U.S. Army and your videos has helped a lot of people (including me) in my class. 2nd what is the difference between MIP and PIP? And thier difference with normal ranges for weaning parameters?

[eukhrbr]

Hi! Love your videos!
Which useful textbooks would you recommend for future respiratory therapists?
Keep up the good work!

[ahmedzain]

Hi coach
I really appreciate you so much for this great effort of explanation and patience to give extensive acknowledgment.
Coach, I’m really short with Po2/Fio2 ratio topic
could you please make an explanation of this subject somehow?🌹highly appreciated

[angelagary]

thank you this was very helpful i appreaciate u so much

[ctyler]

Is their an email to ask questions by chance? Have you ever had a plat higher than a pip?

[ctyler]

How do I send direct messages for questions for possible videos or advice

[aajavu]

Thank you coach, new RT here, any thoughts for this pt i countered today.
Everytime we shift to weaning mode
After 12 hrs pt got distress, DOB, but all the numbers are normal, abg normal.
Vt. 400, RR, 12, fio2. 40% this settings already 7 days. Any suggestions or idea to help me, thanks

[alliegator]

Do you have any advice or tools to study for the CSE? I'm so close but can't pass.

[appu]

I am respiratory therapy fresher in India can i apply for this exam

[martywollner]

I would have looked to reduce deadspace for q#1.