Mechanical Ventilation Explained Clearly by MedCram.com | 2 of 5
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- Understand mechanical ventilation with this clear explanation by Dr. Roger Seheult of www.medcram.com/?Y...
The discussion on ventilator modes including AC, PEEP, CPAP, and others is continued in video 2 of 5 on mechanical ventilation. To receive CME / CE for this video series, please visit MedCram.com
Speaker: Roger Seheult, MD
Clinical and Exam Preparation Instructor
Board Certified in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease, Critical Care, and Sleep Medicine.
Recommended Audience: Health care professionals and medical students including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, respiratory therapists, EMT and paramedics, and many others. Review for USMLE, MCAT, PANCE, NCLEX, NAPLEX, NDBE, RN, RT, MD, DO, PA, NP school and board examinations. \\
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As a Psychiatrist 11 years out of Med school, I truly appreciate these lectures. If they need me beyond a mental health professional role then I want to be competent, even if I am relieving shifts. Truly dire times. I do feel like a soldier of sorts. God knows there will be a lot of PTSD on the healthcare worker side after this pandemic is over. Stay safe, your life is worth saving as well.
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Right now these lectures are unbelievably relevant and important. The non ICU surgeons and docs should all watch these. THANK YOU.
I can never thank you more for breaking this into such an understandable and easy to grasp manner.
The best vent lecture ever. Much easier to understand than my textbook.
Such a great teacher! I have been following your lectures for weeks now. Thank you for all you do!
am a medicine resident in india ,but it was a rocket science for me before i saw this video now i feel confident about ventilator.thank you very much sir for simplifying this complicated machine.
I love the bite sized length of your lectures, it makes them easily accessible and the clear explanations that you demonstrate on each subject are great and easy to understand. Keep up the fantastic work. Thank you
I am a nursing student and cannot thank you enough for these videos! You explain them so clearly and well.
I am RN in Canada, I cant thank enough on how much your lectures help me. Keep up the good work..
a brilliant series of videos of a complex topic - well done and sincerely appreciated !
This is an amazing series, so easily understandable and it hits all the topics in an adequate amount of detail! Great job, thank you for the videos.
i just want to say THAN YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO. It is so helpful to get visual because just the books aren't going to do it, at least not for me. You do such an amazing job teaching, I review and get a much better understanding on these videos so THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR WHAT YOU DO!!
Thank you SO MUCH! Im in the respiratory therapist program and we are having to do everything online because of the pandemic and I was struggling so bad with mechanical vent and this helped me so much! Thank you!!
This helped me a lot with understanding the ventilator settings for my nursing exam. Shared it with some friends. Thanks a bunch!
i work in neurosurgery icu as a junior doctor.u have no idea how much your videos helped me adapt .plenty thanks!
i just started my icu rotation-im a pgy 1 at howard in DC internal medicine..i freaked out my first day in ICU..but i must say im feeling more comfortable after watching this..thanx bunch
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THANKYOU!!! enjoying your videos greatly, much love and gratitude from a Respiratory Therapy Student.
I am a respiratory student. Your videos are awesome. I have my midterm on intro to mechanical vent tomorrow. Please know that these videos you made have helped me and several of my classmates out. Thank you.
Very helpful! As an intern I was always curious about interpreting a Vent machine and you’ve simplified it so well
So incredibly helpful. As a new intern that started in July I am feeling a bit out of my depth. Your videos are a HUGE help. I'm playing them on repeat.
I was so lost before I watched this video. Thank you thank you thank you!
Neurology on surge standby here, thanks for making these available
Dear Dr. Roger, I'm from Vietnam
I'm grateful for your videos. I watched your video when I was in Med school, although the language barriers I completed my MBBS, and keep subscribing to your channel for further study. Thank you for contributing modern medicine to this corner of the world, I have learned a lot from your lectures which are clear explanations and well ordered. I wish you all the best.
Wonderful!
the way you explain tells us how deep you understand this topic.. thanks Doc
Your lectures are super helpful and allow for convoluted subjects to be understood in plain English all the while maintaining a generous amount of depth. Thank you.
+Michael Salerno Thank you for the kind feedback
Michael S
Super nice, especially in corona time for medical students in clinical semesters who want to prepare for work at ICU. Thanks for your lectures
Very good explanation that is not always provided by the books or by the Critical care staff .Now I got it straight .Thank you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!! These lectures hit every point.
***** You're welcome- thanks for the feedback
thanks for these amazing lectures . They are super helpful for understanding mechanical ventilation .
Thank you!
These are so good!
I can't see how anyone could have clicked that they don't like them.......
Thank you for sharing your knowledge to the world! You are brilliant! I couldn't be able to understand it really good without your outstanding explanation! A million thanks to you!
Thank you for the great comment!
Incredibly helpful - now subject is clear!
Excellent presentation on how AC works and how the associated graphs depict the patients compliance with the settings.
Excellent . from a hand surgeon preparing for corona disaster
I am a respiratory therapist, and I find this lecture to be a very useful review. I wished many doctors new as much as this doctor about ventilators. Thank you!
Thank you very much for making the complex so easy to understand
Amazing life saving lecture, once again! I was struggling with definitions and books and websites, your videos came as an enlightenment.
Crzk glad the videos were helpful- thanks for the feedback.
You’re absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for this information.
This video was very helpful. If you need a solid review of vent modes, look no further! You’ve found it!
Thank you for the feedback!
These videos are awesome. Thank you very much!
An Ontario🇨🇦Canada🇨🇦 Doc has figured out a way to DOUBLE ventilator capacity!
There’s a catch......the patients need to be of similar size and lung capacity.
It’s still fantastic and if one vent can help two people, less horribly difficult decisions will have to be made by Docs like what has/is taking place in Italy......who gets a ventilator?
Small miracle but still a miracle and heck yeah, any miracle right now is welcome! Way to go Dr. Gauthier!!!
Blessings your videos are very informative, thank you God bless you
this is not easy to explain or understand, but I am a nursing student, 4th semester and already am doing my clinical rotations with vent patients, so as difficult as it is to GET the ventilation system, I still have to learn it. It is nearly impossible for me to get it the first time when the professors teach it, so I appreciate very much how this is explained in English and the visual animation. This is so much better than listening to someone read off a power point. I still don't quite get it, but I will watch this entire lecture multiple times over the next few months. Thank you very much for putting in the time to make this visual lecture.
great videos, I'd love to see noninvasive ventilation videos and hemodynamic principles like SVR and PVR added to your list. Thanks for the great stuff :)
+Jesse O Thanks= we'll add those topics to the list
Thank you so much!!! Fellow RT student here and the ventilator is a bit scary but you make it so clear!
Really enjoying these lecture videos, grateful for these great contents.
Thanks you for sharing. You guys are incredible!
very helpful lecture. i would like to know more about neonatal and pediatric mechanical ventilation , setting and the different from adult , also how to use HFOV. THANK YOU
This is explained so well. Thank-you!!
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Excellent lecture! Very easy to follow!
Excellent lectures , easy to understand . Thank you
Nothing to comment, your lectures are just excelent. Thank you.
Thank u very much....
many thanks Dr. very clear explanations
Super helpful lectures! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much for this video! It really helped to clear things up !
Could you please do ones for pediatrics and neonatal settings?
Series is a nice orientation to the ventilator for aspiring critical care medics.
I am watching this to learn function of ventilators n i found it very informative.
Actually we are planning to make cost effective ventilators due to the current situation of CORONA.
Thank you for your time and the lecture, I find it very useful
anthony han thanks for the feedback- glad you found the video useful
Very good description again. Thanks Doc.
thank you this really helped me in understanding mech. vent.
See the whole series at www.medcram.com along with other top quality videos including reviews in pulmonary, cardiology, infectious disease, and hematology!
soooo amazing and very easy to understand , thank you very much
these lectures are impressive ... good work
Great videos ! Thanks !
you are a born teacher sir
Very helpful lectures, starting new job at icu, this lectures sure help me prepare
God bless you Dr !
Thankyou very much you the matter very easy and simple by explaing the pathophysiology behind
from sri lanka, really helpful in preperation for the COVID-19 issue here.. Thank you
thank you very much for your time and effort. very simple illustration up to the point
Randa Badawi You are most welcome- thank you for the comment
easy to understand. great videos! wish there was videos for ecg interpretation and hemodynamic monitoring!
mrsherwin626 thanks for the future lecture topic idea
this is very helpful. Thank you
Thank you so much for posting these videos, I am a RT student online and I had been having so much trouble with understanding the vent, even when I attend clinicals I am so lost. I will be subscribing to all your videos and watching them on the regular.
+Candace Beasley Good to hear- thank you. Best wishes with your RT studies
Thanks !
So cool! nice explanations!
Outstanding teaching!
Thank you - from a UK nurse returning to ICU after 20 years
Magnificent, its just a matter of minutes that u spent to learn great facts about MV. ive spent, eum lets say weeks to learn it . chabeau!!
Thank you for very informative and clear lectures
Excellent explanation!!
Thank you for the great explanation 😊
Very informative. Thank you so much
untill upto the 2 of 5 precise, clear and paced presentation. look ahead for the same. Thanks a lot!
nice lecture....im an engineer and i get to learn the medical part of this ventilator. i sure hope i dont get to use one, nor any of my love ones, but it sure is helpful to learn how a ventilator works. thank you for these videos
Thank you so much... you were great help at my understanding
+Ravi Patel Good to hear- thank you
Thank you very much it was really helpful
Very helpful and easy to understand. Thank you
Thank you for the feedback!
thanks for clear explanation.
Excellent instructor! Thank you. I want to understand what is coming on CNN...Pandemic wise.
Wow! Amazing teaching..
Loving these videos. Can you guys do more videos with anesthesia management? This ventilation material is very much related to that. Anesthesia Perioperative Management will help the CRNAs, AAs & MDs/DOs! Thanks!
+Victor Mbachu Thank you for the comment and topic suggestions!
Very good learning materials. Just aware of a small bug: The common unit of PEEP is cmH2O instead of mmHg.
You are correct, thank you for catching this
Awesome...thanks !
awesome and so easy to understand!
+Erica Paradis Good to hear- thanks
Thank you.it is of great help to me
Awesome sir. Salute
You're great!!!! Thank you!!!
Such a great lecture. Well explained in simple language.