Iso in the Sevo vaporizer

In this video from Count Backwards from 10, we take a look at the question that every anesthesia practitioner will see at least one time or another, and that is, ‘what happens when you put isoflurane in a sevoflurane vaporizer?’ and why it happens.
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[@nekomata13]

Great explanation! Thank you so much! Just driving me a little crazy that sevo is usually yellow and iso is usually purple XD

[@hotgirl210]

This was the best explanation I’ve ever heard! Thank you!

[@shambhavitrivedi4550]

Great explaination!! Thankyou ❣️

[@norisordepraf]

awesome explanation!

[@nanoukituandamakombele5943]

Helpful.THANKS

[@johnolive9477]

Awesome!

[@FlintSparkedStudios]

In the vet world, open funnel fill vaporizers are still very common. It would be theoretically very easy to put the wrong agent in one.

[@umairmansha4291]

Thank u so much sir. Excellent content.
Aduio quality wqs poor though

[@mahparahrafiq9602]

Great...but colour coding is confusing...and confusing the concept

[@skaftonmd8916]

Iso should be purple lol

[@gerberkj1]

This was a great explanation. But sevo is yellow and iso is purple, so you confused the hell out of me with that! Would be 100% better with the correct colors