Respiratory Therapist - Ventilator Modes 101 - CMV vs AC vs SIMV
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This video breaks down the difference between CMV, AC, and SIMC in regards to Vent Modes.
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Nobody explains these things as well as you do. Thank you, coach
Learn something new every time I watch your videos. Thank you Coach
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i have always confuse in these mood but now i, m clear all these once again thank you gruu❤❤
I would like to see a demonstration of pressure and flow volume loops.
Video doesn’t get much better than this, thanks Coach! 🙏
great video, thinking about anaesthesia residency and this really helps understand. the next step would be to find a way to better record the vents screen
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It's such a video session that you can learn from scratch, you will learn even if you know something, & you can use this video as a refresher
Thanks alot you explained many vent mods easily in few minutes God blessed you and reward you
Hello again, Dr. Mahmoud! As always, I appreciate you watching and commenting!
This is awesome! So thankful for you! love that you have a vent to demonstrate things so helpful
Hi Hollie! Glad you found it helpful. Stay tuned for more!
Love this content! I’d love to see anything you care to share with the vent. It’s all helpful.
Awesome, Daniel! Stay tuned...much more coming soon! Thanks for watching!
A great explaination❤❤ dear sir
hey coach ! please educate on practical application of these modes, How to choose a particular mode depending upon the patient condition?
Great review and visual very helpful.
Glad you found it helpful! Thanks for the feedback, Patricia.
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Thanks for watching and kindly commenting. I feel like the lucky one having so many great future respiratory therapists utilizing the channel.
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Your the man Coach I love how you teach. Makes understanding all these different concepts much easier. Can we go over Pc mode and prvc like this.So we can better understand
Thank you, Tim! I really appreciate the kind comment. Yes, PC and PRVC coming soon. Thanks for watching!
Thats aswn to know how it work.... What a knowledge you have great sir
You’re the man. I just started this topic today
Awesome, Tigran! Stay in it and it will all come together!
amazing way to teach... keep doing so!
Thankyou. You always explain these the best!!
Respiratory Coach rocking the Drager!!! 🍻
Yes sir, Mr. Denton! Thanks for hopping in the comments section.
Thank yoy.. very illustrative using mech vent 😊😊😊😊😊
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PLZ make all video like this using ventilator. this mode of teaching is good.
thank you so much , can you also talk about ps , prvc and aprv? i would really appreciate it.
Absolutely. Here's one on PS. th-cam.com/video/fiaRjq0t_1I/w-d-xo.html
U r simply superb. Keep up the awesome work.
Awesome thank you
Thanks so much for all your incredible work teaching us future RRT's!
I do have a question regarding SIMV. I have heard over and over that this is not a mode for adults, however it's used consistently for neonates. What makes this mode so unliked/unused with adults?
LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. is there a way to buy the series on mech vent?
Really helpful...wonderful explanation 👏
This was SO helpful! Thanks you!!!
Great video
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Another video right on time with what I’m doing in school right now. Do we have any videos to do with graphics soon?
Absolutely! Graphics and more coming soon. Stay tuned!
Please explore and give the indications for PSV + VG and SPN-CPAP/PS.
You got it! Stay tuned.
the explanation are great, but i want to see what happens to the ventilator timers when the patient takes a breath in the very tight windows at the end of the expiration time, as you explained in another video
As usual excellent explanation and presentation, just i find the hand/wrist bands a bit unprofessional and doesn't fit to this high level presentation,thanks again
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You're welcome 😊 Thanks for watching and engaging with the channel!
Do you have specific videos on passing the clinical sims? & great video, I enjoyed everything about it!
Hi, I just wanted to ask what could cause a very high peak pressure besides secretions on a vent, cough, high cuff pressures, and high set peep? Is changing to PC the only option?
Besides bronchospasm, tube bitting.
Poor or worsening compliance, such as pulmonary fibrosis, ARDS, or pneumonia can also increase peak pressure.
In CMV mode if patient triggers breath ll the tidal volume be delivered to patient? As i witnessed in demonstration video when patient triggers the breath Pressure time scalar refected no change but small tidal volume got delivered? Would be obliged if u answer.
During CMV the ventilator does not respond to patient efforts. The small tidal volume you witnessed was just a small bit of volume being displaced within the circuit.
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Hi coach
Nice video. What about the "synchronised" portion of SIMV. Doesn't the mandatory breath get synchronised with the nearest spontaneous breath
Yes, absolutely true that the ventilator will synchronize a mandatory breath in the event a spontaneous breath is initiated within a window of mandatory breath. I plan to illustrate this in an upcoming video. Thanks for adding to the conversation!
So when a pt. initiates a breath in VC-AC, the dialed volume is delivered.... Is the next mandatory breath in the time cycle adjusted off of that spontaneous breath? Meaning they aren't gonna get hammered with another breath in 2 seconds if they initiated one at Second #4 of #6?
Correct, CJ. In AC time triggered breaths, let's say every 6 seconds, will occur 6 seconds after a patient initiated breath. The clock starts over with every patient triggered breath.
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