I don't know how to say thank you for this video! I am a second year Veterinary Technology student so it is VERY helpful to see this to get a better understanding of anesthesia. It is very well made and high quality. Good work and post more!
My Congratulations on the video. I am Brazilian, Mechatronics Technician and am studying about Anesthesia Devices, only I'm having a lot in difilculdades find study materials, ie, the operating principle. Example: As the oxygen out of the Rotameter, passes through the vaporizer and then goes to the patient. As is the lime soda process? As the process of rebreathing? How it works in the Fan in the process? Your video is very good, because the viewing I get it a bit, my difficulty is the language, because my knowledge in English is very little. Will u help me? Please.
I'm not a vet or a tech, but I own a vet hospital. You describe both 2400 psi that comes from the tank and the hose that carries 50 psi gas to the flow meter as high pressure. Also I infer you are suggesting high pressure O2 is flowing through the umbilical system. By modern building code, we can't have O2 over 50psi leave our fire retardant closet. From my POV 2400 is high pressure, and 50 is low pressure. Can you sort that out for me? Small tanks would not pass muster with my code officer.
The amount of waste anesthetic gas in this video is not considered safe to just pump out into the room. It’s not attached to a scavenger hose or even a breathing circuit and reservoir bag so all of it escaped out into his vicinity.
dok can i have your email address.. i have so question regarding gas anesthesia... and i would like to have your comments and sugestion regarding these matters. by the way im dr. cerdy a vet in the philippines.. thanks...
8:07 This is obviously an "elephant in the room" thing so I'm just gonna say it. "This circuit's tight bro!" =) Just kidding. Excellent and comprehensible explanations. Having an exam in a few days. This sure helped me.
It is SO disappointing to see professional NOT using the PPE! If administering drug such as anesthetic gases, please use GLOVES. NEVER touch the absorbent with bare hands. Thank you.
I don't know how to say thank you for this video! I am a second year Veterinary Technology student so it is VERY helpful to see this to get a better understanding of anesthesia. It is very well made and high quality. Good work and post more!
I'm so thankful for this video! I go to the Vet Tech Institute and I'm the anesthesist for our surgery tomorrow, I wanna get it right!
I agree with the past comments. Thank you so much for this! Student here too!
Thank you so much. This really helped me understand so much better, and will assist in my training.
I also want to say Than you for making this very helpful video!
Excellent Anesthesia Lesson for me :)
Thanks
Love the video. If you can do other machines that would be helpful. Ultrasounds?? Vital Sign Monitors? Set ups etc. Thanks you for your information
Thank you this helped a lot :)
Thank you so much, very helpful.
Muito bom esse video !!!
its great to have ,knowledge in such a less time
So helpful!
This video has been very helpful towards me completing my surgery classes thank you so much
very helpful.......
thank you!
My Congratulations on the video.
I am Brazilian, Mechatronics Technician and am studying about Anesthesia Devices, only I'm having a lot in difilculdades find study materials, ie, the operating principle. Example: As the oxygen out of the Rotameter, passes through the vaporizer and then goes to the patient. As is the lime soda process? As the process of rebreathing? How it works in the Fan in the process?
Your video is very good, because the viewing I get it a bit, my difficulty is the language, because my knowledge in English is very little.
Will u help me? Please.
thanks babe, that was great
excellent video thanx
Thank you I do home surgery’s and I didn’t know how to set up one! 😄
great...
Where do I buy the anesthetic drug?,I this for my mice.
I am engineering of medical equipment I need you tome for
prefer soda lime that changes colour then you know the absorbent needs changed.
I'm not a vet or a tech, but I own a vet hospital. You describe both 2400 psi that comes from the tank and the hose that carries 50 psi gas to the flow meter as high pressure. Also I infer you are suggesting high pressure O2 is flowing through the umbilical system. By modern building code, we can't have O2 over 50psi leave our fire retardant closet. From my POV 2400 is high pressure, and 50 is low pressure. Can you sort that out for me? Small tanks would not pass muster with my code officer.
The amount of waste anesthetic gas in this video is not considered safe to just pump out into the room. It’s not attached to a scavenger hose or even a breathing circuit and reservoir bag so all of it escaped out into his vicinity.
If you run out of Oxygen, do you have to change it like I do my BBQ? Does the patient die if you do not change it fast enough?
anesthetizing
dok can i have your email address.. i have so question regarding gas anesthesia... and i would like to have your comments and sugestion regarding these matters. by the way im dr. cerdy a vet in the philippines.. thanks...
Do not touch the granules without gloves and mask on. It is not safe or OSHA approved.
8:07
This is obviously an "elephant in the room" thing so I'm just gonna say it.
"This circuit's tight bro!"
=)
Just kidding. Excellent and comprehensible explanations. Having an exam in a few days. This sure helped me.
It is SO disappointing to see professional NOT using the PPE! If administering drug such as anesthetic gases, please use GLOVES. NEVER touch the absorbent with bare hands. Thank you.