Hz?? MAP?? Amplitude?? How to pick our settings in the NEONATE??

Hz? MAP? Amplitude? Learn all about the settings used and the clinical applications of neonatal HFOV. Learn in which clinical scenarios we use HFOV. Has it been proven to be helpful. Which settings do we start neonates on? How do we wean or escalate care? Tala Talks NICU
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Dr. Tala is a board-certified neonatologist, and has worked in busy level III and IV units for the past 15 years. She has won multiple teaching awards throughout her time as a neonatologist.

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References:
Elective High Frequency oscillatory ventilation vs. conventional ventilation for acute pulmonary dysfunction in preterm infanta. 2015 The Cochrane Collaboration. Cools et al.

Use of high frequency oscillatory ventilator in neonates with respiratory failure: the clinical practice in Taiwan and early multimodal outcome prediction. Mei-Chin Yang et al. Scientific Reports 2020

An observational, prospective, multi center study on rescue high-frequency oscillatory ventilation in neonates failing with conventional ventilation. Erdeve et. al. PLOS ONE 2019
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***TIMESTAMPS***
2:03 Clinical uses of HFOV
11:56 Settings used for neonatal HFOV
12:18 I Time
12:44 Flow
13:15 Frequency (Hertz)
18:06 MAP
20:51 Amplitude (Delta P)
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*Disclaimer*: This video is intended for educational purposes only and while
we strive to give the most accurate information, errors may occur. Subsequently,
this video should not be a replacement for medical advice.

[nicurn]

WOW..BEAUTIFULLY AND THOROUGHLY EXPLAINED. THANK YOU.

[foulgerfam]

I am a new NICU nurse and your channel is the most helpful thing I've found in my training! THANK YOU SO MUCH for all your time, effort, knowledge and wisdom!

[wparsa]

Your videos and the way you teach are wonderful. Tala in Persian means, GOLD, precious, invaluable. Actually, your channel is GOLD and precious.

[hossamyasser]

I love your explanations. Thank you for your presence on YouTube.

[mohamedekhouli]

Really helpful, simplified and to the point.

[britneywebster]

I’m in NNP school and all of these videos have been SO helpful! Thank you so much for making them. I would love a video about the jet as well as more practice blood gas videos.

[shijajacob]

Hi Dr Tala, I’m a NICU Nurse from Saudi Arabia.I like ur videos very much.Love ur ability to concise the topics and explain in simple as maximum.Really enjoying ur teaching and grasping a lot. Keep on 💐😍

[vinetrarodrigues]

Amazing video. Beautifully explained. Cleared concepts pretty well. Thanks a ton for this series

[carolyngoodson]

I am in NNP school and finding all of your videos to be awesome. This one is especially helpful. Super grateful for your explanations and will continue to watch. Going to see if you have one on TPN, chest tubes, electrolytes, RAAS system... looking forward to watching all your videos!

[ciniravichand]

Excellent practical learning, Thank you Dr.Tala

[sanjaychoudhary]

Wonderful lecture.perfect science and practical tips.

[monjidibrahim]

You have amazing way of teaching
Big thanks for your great efforts.

[anitangqunge]

Thanks for the good explanation Dr Tala

[chakalucious]

You are awesome! You explain this so well, I understand and I am more comfortable now! 😊

[naitramsingh]

Amazing work from you and your team, really helpful and concise, thanks for getting this done

[gracejohn]

Thank you Tala. Awesome video and explanation!!!can you also do one on hfo + Vg as well please?

[lexismorley]

This is very helpful. I would love to see video helping to understand Jet ventilation! I am doing a PA NICU residency and currently caring for my first jet patient 😵‍💫

[gelilawitasefa]

This is an excellent explanation. As a neonatal-perinatal fellow, I have never heard anyone teach/explain this rather complex topic in a way that is so understandable. Thank you very much for that. I wish you taught some topics on Med Ed ON THE GO. Will you have some talks on the different modes of conventional ventilation like volume mode and also assist control? what about HFJV? That would be awesome. Thank you

[jamieblack]

Do you all have plans to do videos to help NICU RNs study for their NICU certification? Thanks! You guys are amazing!

[katarinahrossova]

Hi Tala ! :) … thank you and your team for an extra work you’re doing to educate us … this channel is excellent ! … I wanna ask if you are planning to do a lecture on specific ventilator modes, NEC, Covid-19 infection in newborn, sepsis, pneumotorax or maybe some critical congenital anomalies (CHD, diaphragmatic hernia, GIT atresia etc.) … thank you again ( Katarina, Slovakia )