ABG interpretation - Respiratory Acidosis

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[@jackelinesilva3439]

I just want to thank you for all your videos this is my only hope at this moment to become an RT. I have graduated in 2013 and couldn't get a job because of my immigration process and now that its finally over I feel very scared to even apply for a job. Thankfully your videos are bringing back in my memory all that I have learned little by little. Thanks

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Awesome, Jackeline!!! Best wishes on your journey back to RRT!!!

[@dgerminald]

Great video once again! 👍

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[@amberthibodeaux8329]

Also, unrelated to this particular, what common cardiopulmonary pathologies are typically associated with gram neg/gram positive stains.....asking specifically for the ones that will be commonly seen in the field AND that may be mentioned on the TMC exam. Thanks again dude, you're literally my RT savior right now lol.......

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Gram positive = streptococcus and staphylococcus pneumoniae...think bacterial pneumonia
Gram negative = pseudomonas aeruginosa ....think cystic fibrosis and tobi for treatment.

[@patresawilliams7341]

Thank you!!!

[@RespiratoryCoach]

You're very welcome, Patresa! Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@amberthibodeaux8329]

Hey! I'm preparing for my TMC again after not practicing since 2012, so Im basically having to teach myself respiratory all over again:( My biggest struggle is in ABG interpretation and treatments based one those values. I think I literally need ABGs from scratch and to have it broken down to me again like Im a kindergartner lol :P
Also worth mentioning I struggle with adult ADD (since childhood) so I learn a little different. Can you message me directly maybe and help? I've found your content to be broken down the simplest which is precisely what I need. Thanks for the videos man, happy to donate what I can for your time:D

[@RespiratoryCoach]

Hello again Amber. Tough spot to be reteaching yourself. I the channel helps you along the way. I also just sent you an email in response to yours. Thanks for watching, Amber!!!

[@jeremystewart9111]

Can you make a video about "Acute on Chronic due to suppression of peripheral...notice high PaO2" because my instructor brought this topic up and I can't seem to understand how an individual can be acute and chronic.

[@hawrajaber6543]

Thank you so much for this helpful channel👌🏻 I’m a fresh graduate RT from Bahrain and I learned alot from your channel , can you talk about permissive hypercapnia and when do we use it. Thanks again👍🏻..

[@husseinaljasar7325]

Thank you coach its so clear
Just small one 😐
If respiratory acidosis is partially compensated we can say its chronic respiratory failure? Or just when its full compensated ?

[@physiomedicine]

Hi coach, does the partially compensated still acute?