Thank you for your talk, it was wonderful. I work in EMS and we just added ventilators and BiPAP to our box of tricks. We have had CPAP for a long time, but it is nice to be able to offer something more to the patients who need it!
ZEEP is awesome. Allows the patient to fully exhale and also allows for greater comfort since 18/0 is much more comfortable than 22/4 and it's the same pressure support level.
@@stunnerdoc Definitely agree that it's situational, and that is the sum of what Dr. Mallemat states as well. I just like the fact that there are a vocal few who are willing to state out loud that not everyone needs PEEP. Many docs are afraid to not use PEEP no matter the situation.
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this is soooo good! thank you
Thank you for your talk, it was wonderful. I work in EMS and we just added ventilators and BiPAP to our box of tricks. We have had CPAP for a long time, but it is nice to be able to offer something more to the patients who need it!
absolutely fabulous explanation of NIV. Both thumbs up!
What about ventilator settings in copd pt who is not tolerating niv or bipap?
ZEEP is awesome. Allows the patient to fully exhale and also allows for greater comfort since 18/0 is much more comfortable than 22/4 and it's the same pressure support level.
Matthew L depends on the situation. It would be a terrible idea for someone with hypoxemia with an alveolar filling problem.
@@stunnerdoc Definitely agree that it's situational, and that is the sum of what Dr. Mallemat states as well. I just like the fact that there are a vocal few who are willing to state out loud that not everyone needs PEEP. Many docs are afraid to not use PEEP no matter the situation.