I think every respiratory student should invest in the TMC / CSE Bootcamp! I know the videos you share are very beneficial to students as well as experienced therapists. But if students would take time to review each section of the bootcamp as they are learning new materials in class it would help them understand better. Coach the different diagrams you used today were awesome. This clearly demonstrates how to understand when there is a compliance problem or resistance problem.
Coach, how important or how fast do you see changes in the acute setting? As a CCT Medic we get some of these people fairly fresh after ETT is placed. How quickly should one trend or are you mostly establishing baseline?
Hey question, can your plateau ever be higher than your peak in PC or PRVC mode. The only reason I can think of is if the pt is actively trying to exhale against the breath hold. The internet says it can, but in school we were told it can’t be higher than your peaks.
Your thoughts are absolutely correct. Only in times of an active diaphragm will plateau be greater than peak. Thanks for watching and commenting, George! I appreciate you.
Patient with severe bronchospasm, on salbutamol infusion. Peak pressure 30-32, with TV 320 ml/kg. Anaesthetis adjusted PIP alarm to 42 and patient's PIP went up to 37 and the TV came upto 450 mm of Hg. What was the rationale behind increasing the alarm limit
Sir Excellent teaching as always. Please clarify if PIP and peak airway pressure are the same. You have clearly explained airway resistance and alveolar compliance which are completely different. For eg., PIP can be set in PCV mode. Is the patient value of (Peak pressure) displayed by the ventilator the same as PIP?
I think every respiratory student should invest in the TMC / CSE Bootcamp! I know the videos you share are very beneficial to students as well as experienced therapists. But if students would take time to review each section of the bootcamp as they are learning new materials in class it would help them understand better.
Coach the different diagrams you used today were awesome. This clearly demonstrates how to understand when there is a compliance problem or resistance problem.
Thank you, Mark, for your endorsement of the TMC/CSE Boot Camp! I really appreciate your ongoing support and engagement with the channel.
Thank you for uploading such a great content coach! Please keep them up!!!
I definitely will. Thanks for watching and commenting.
This is a great explanation video!!! Even better than your other video on this topic. Thank you!!
Excellent. Thank you.
Thanks for watching and kindly commenting, Chuck. I appreciate you.
Great explanation Coach !
Coach, how important or how fast do you see changes in the acute setting? As a CCT Medic we get some of these people fairly fresh after ETT is placed. How quickly should one trend or are you mostly establishing baseline?
Hey question, can your plateau ever be higher than your peak in PC or PRVC mode. The only reason I can think of is if the pt is actively trying to exhale against the breath hold. The internet says it can, but in school we were told it can’t be higher than your peaks.
Your thoughts are absolutely correct. Only in times of an active diaphragm will plateau be greater than peak. Thanks for watching and commenting, George! I appreciate you.
Patient with severe bronchospasm, on salbutamol infusion. Peak pressure 30-32, with TV 320 ml/kg. Anaesthetis adjusted PIP alarm to 42 and patient's PIP went up to 37 and the TV came upto 450 mm of Hg. What was the rationale behind increasing the alarm limit
What vent was it
Draeger Evita v800
@@marysabu9838what mode was it on? When your PIPs are increasing I’ll switch to PC. The higher the PC the more tidal volume you’ll get
Sir Excellent teaching as always. Please clarify if PIP and peak airway pressure are the same. You have clearly explained airway resistance and alveolar compliance which are completely different. For eg., PIP can be set in PCV mode. Is the patient value of (Peak pressure) displayed by the ventilator the same as PIP?
Yes, PIP and peak inspiratory pressure are the same. When setting PIP in PCV you are setting the peak inspiratory pressure.
@RespiratoryCoach Sir thank you for your reply. I have understood PIP. Kindly define peak airway pressure and peak pressure
Very nice illustration coach
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