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Alison Spendlove
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2011
REST 2160 - ABG - Inline Meds - Alarms - Sensitivity
REST 2160 - ABG - Inline Meds - Alarms - Sensitivity
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Neonatal Non-Invasive Theory + Equipment
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Neonatal Non-Invasive Theory Equipment
Neonatal Conventional Ventilation Theory + Equipment
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Neonatal Conventional Ventilation Theory Equipment
REST 3260 - Lab Video- Jet Equipment Management
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REST 3260 - Lab Video- Jet Equipment Management
REST 3260 - Intubation and Airway Management
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REST 3260 - Intubation and Airway Management
REST 3260 - ETT Inline Sx and Surfactant Administration
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REST 3260 - ETT Inline Sx and Surfactant Administration
REST 2140/2160 - BiPAP Equipment Part 1
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REST 2140/2160 - BiPAP Equipment Part 1
REST 2140 - Adjunctive Breathing Techniques
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REST 2140 - Adjunctive Breathing Techniques
This girl sounds like she's giving her first demonstration. I'm even more confused, too much pausing and stammering
Thank you
Ok thanks
Hi Allison, new grad RT here. Question: if let’s say a baby’s sat was dropping to as low as the 30s, and I wanted to manually give PPV (using a jr bag), can you explain how you’d go about it? Would you turn the jet off and just provide normal breaths or would you just hold PEEP? Can you explain the step by step process. Thank you
had to watch this like 5 times to retain the info so much good info
I could listen to you lecuture all day lol
Good job thank you
Thanks! That tutorial was great!
Helpful information
WOW THANK U! from a respiratory therapist student!
A rate on bipap does nothing. If patient isn’t breathing, the bipap won’t breathe for them. They need intubated
So what is the difference between the Ballard and the Surfactant Catheter? Can you use a Ballard to administer Surfactant as well?
Ballard can only be used for suction and only moves fluid/secretions one direction, while the MAC (Multi-Access Catheter) is similar to a feeding tube and allows you to instill surfactant.
Thank you very much
NICELY EXPLAINED!
Thank you for this demonstration.
Make more videos drager, 84, lvt 200
Very helpful! Thank you!
If you have a trach patient, PLEASE DON'T USE THE ARCHAIC COOL LVN!!! Do them a kind favor, and use the Heated LVN!!!! Trach patients deal with this at home. These cheapo DMEs send them home with disguisting bacteria filled Cool Large Volume Nebulizers, with these archaic loud compressors, and they expect them to use these, instead of a HEATED set up. So, it becomes a real nightmare to get warm humidity. Why do you think I just ditched anything but the ventilator? I don't use the compressors. I don't tolerate cool mist, yet i couldn't get warm humidity except on my vent. So if I'm wanting to do spontaneous breathing for a few minutes, I go to Pressure Support, PEEP 5, PS of 7 and 5 L/min of O2. BECAUSE MY DME SUCKS!!! Loud compressors. No heate humidification. and there's that cold bacteria filled water sloshing around in the tubing, and that disguisting water trap!!! Come on people!!!! What happened to quality healthcare? Isn't the goal suppose to be give a home patient the same quality of care as in the hospital? It wasn't our choice to end up on long term tracheostomy support. We're on, or off vents, and have trachs. We've been through enough as it it is, and we've often been so sick that we've CODED!!! Had rapid response team call on us. We've been on the vent for months in ICU. And then we're in the hospital, on a nice ventilator, and get sent home on the standard portable vent, and if we want to get off, what do we get? Oh, we get cool mist! COOL MIST!!! We get a huge bulky loud compressor with a gauge (THESE THINGS ARE NOT DIGITAL), They're archaic. And these compressors are heavy, loud, and AND the cool humidification has barely enough flow to give us propper humidification, so we STILL get plugs. We have this tiny little water trap bottle you have to empty, because that bacteria filled cold water goes in there. You want infection? There ya go. Lots of infections for you!! Lots of gross bacteria going EVERYWHERE!!! I stopped that a very long time ago!!! My compressors are somewhere in this house, I don't remember where. I DON'T CARE!!!! There somewhere that I'm not going to see them! If I feel like want some spontaneous breathing, "CPAP/PS," with Low pressure support!!
ICU nurse here - this is an amazing explanation! Thank you :)
Thank you, I'm going through RT school rn and I have a practical in 2 days and this was very helpful and thorough
Excellent! Subscribed!
Useless video
Very helpful video for new NICU nurses!
Thank you
This is one of the best HFJV presentation I have ever seen or heard. I subscribed your channel to learn more about the equipments. I think saying ‘thanks’ wouldnt enough for what you have explained in this video. Cheers!
No you don’t use a needle
Alison, this was wonderful thank you. Anyway I can get copy of the slides to print. I also had some questions regarding cardiac pts, ECMO and using the Jet.
Very nice ma'am I loved your vdo👍
Good
Why fo we use mouthpiece and facemask when using svn?
great video, thank you!
Thank you, very informative and helpful.
Thank you for your videos! I subscribed. I’m currently in RT school and these have helped more than you know. Thanks again. Keep making these!!
Thanks for this video, TOP