ICU and transport ventilator setup with different oxygen sources

In this video we briefly review the setup of different ventilator types with high and low pressure oxygen supply sources. Always consult manufacturers' manuals for the most accurate and current instructions on the use of any equipment.
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[@francishubertovasquez2139]

That RT Respiratory Therapist explaining movable Mechanical Ventilator types looks like a grown up version of my Nephew Dillon abroad.

[@vsg5549]

Hey I have a question for ventilators sv300 mindray that show two fi02 the one that is set does the other fio2 mean the actual fio2 the patient is getting? For example the set fio2 is 50 and the one on the monitor near the tidal volumes shows another fio2 of 52