Respiratory Therapy - Advanced ABG Interpretations
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- Опубліковано 17 тра 2022
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This video breaks down the importance of understanding arterial blood gases at an advanced level.
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I am taking TMC soon . What should i be focusing on if you still remember?
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Excellent presentation. Probably the best explanation of assessing the anion gap that I've seen. Thank you.
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One of the best videos about ABG if not the best, Thank U.
Yor are amazing I’m glad that i found yor grade lecture
The A-Gap is so refreshing
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Thank you for an awesome explanation of metabolic anion gab and hco3. Also explains s/I in a way that I finally understand!!
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Thank you so much! I am looking more into mechanical ventilation! You are really awesome at helping future respiratory therapists.
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GOAT. Thank you for the lesson!
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After your great explanation I realized how important to Check the ABG trending of each patient cause it will change your entire judgement of the patient situation and management
As always, your classes are excellent and very helpful. Very didactic, they give light to knowledge.
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This was AMAZING thank you for this video man! 💪
Thanks very much for the great video, excellent explanation!help me understand way better than anything else!
Oh man.. you are killing it... I am a pediatrician and COPDs not my babies usually... But I loved the concept 😍 of seeing conventional terms in another way... AAV, AVF, CVF... But anion Gap explaination was spot on to take the critical decision of when to give and when not to give bicarb...
Bravo, love the fighter like captivating explaining style... You kept me waking late night in my part of the world.. but it was worth it... Taken the screen shots and gonna quiz my adult colleagues tomorrow,... Keep up the good work and keep teaching us. Love from Pakistan
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Thank you Dr. Faisal! I appreciate you taking the late night time to watch and kindly comment. I hope the video serves a resource for you and your colleagues. Love from USA
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excellent video...esp that AAH superimposed on CVF caught me offgaurd .... can't thank u enough for these lectures man...
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Thank you coach.Already attended the live and got the certificate but still I was waiting for this.Thank you for sharing.
Awesome! Thanks for attending live and rewatching!
Thank you very much for your very clear explanation
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Great video. I am a professional nurse not RT. But I watch your videos it's really helpful.
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Great stuff as always!
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Wow wow wow… I’m about to graduate and how you correlated anion gap and metabolic acidosis 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯 thank you again, Coach!!!
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Thank your for this great presentation. Would you explain time constant and its clinical importance ?
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Thank you! Cheers!
I was told normal pH is 7.35 - 7.45, moral of the presentation is the same though. Well explained!
I love your videos they helped me pass my TMC, do you think you could do one with tips to pass the CSE?
Hi Kaitlynn! Working on CSE content now. Thanks for watching!
Hello ! Many thanks for what you do, I love how you make it very understandable!
I've one question : How do you make the difference between an AAH in a CVF patient and a REAL metabolik alcalosis ?
like in your exemple where the patient has : pH 7,46 / Pa CO2 48 / HCO3- 34 . Thank you very much from Italy!
valid question... i think clinical context... but things get blurry if the patient is on lets say steroids diuretics etc
@Respiratorycoach plz give some insight
and level of hypoxemia as pts with partially compensated metabolic alkalosis usually arent hypoxemic that wud be a clue to AAH superimposed on CVF
Thanks for making this videos. I watch all of your videos they are so great and informative. I have been a RT for over twenty years and watching your videos helps me to review what I have already learned in respiratory school and helps me stay up to date. I am certified but not registered and I am currently studying to take the tmc to get registered. What do you suggest to help me prepare?
Hi Devin. Sorry for just now seeing this, I recommend the TMC Boot Camp. There's a link to that in the video description. Go get that RRT!
@@RespiratoryCoach how about clin sim?
Lectures recommended? Thanks for the lesson! 🇦🇷
Lectures recommended? As for you? Or you have recommended lectures for me? Sorry for the confusion.
@@RespiratoryCoach Sorry! I meant if you could recommend me lectures about ABG.
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I really got a lot out of your video. I have a question as to how does the body go from AAH to AVF? You mentioned if a patient doesn't get help it will get worse and become AVF, but I am unclear how physiologically this transformation happens. Thanks.
In a fully compensated or partially compensated respiratory acidosis, how long does it take before the bicarb compensatory response?
Texts vary, but 3-5 days is the average time for complete compensation. Of course, this depends on the severity of the respiratory impairment. Great question!
Awesome white board!! What brand is this?
Thank you! It's a VIBE Board.
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Much love!
This is so great but I’m still so confused about my own ABG results.. I have suspected myasthenia gravis (neuromuscular disorder) and my recent ABG was pH 7.59, pCO2 30, pO2 36, SaO2 80 and bicarbonate 19 😩
The dr in ED said my low CO2 didn’t fit with MG but never mentioned or treated my O2 and I only just recently found out about it by reviewing my pathology.
I have a follow up with a neurologist in a couple of days and I’m trying to understand my results so I can ask why this wasn’t followed up despite persistent symptoms of breathing difficulty…
Okay so I hadn’t finished the video, but my anion gap was 15 and my lactate was 2.2 🤷🏻♀️
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how do we correct the aah superimposed on chronic failure
Hello Jeanne! We must identify the cause of the hyperventilation and treat that. Be on the look out for acute hypoxemia, new onset of acute disease process, or early onset of an exacerbation.
@@RespiratoryCoach thank you
why i cant decrease high level co2 quickly
I think in order to correctly recognize some ABG's you need to be aware of the patient's history...
AGREE 100% Thanks for watching and commenting.
Can a preterm born born at 27 weeks currently age 7 months on MV survive with a normal ph and compensated respiratory acidosis with PaCO2 of 144 , HCO3 of 66 and ph of 7.39 po2 of 67 and how would you treat him
While his spo2 is 98% on 100% fio2 , his set RR is 40 and I:E is 1:3
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