Fowler's Method

In this video we look at Fowler's method for determining anatomical dead space. This is the third of three videos which provide an introduction to the topic of dead space as relevant for the FRCA.
For a more detailed description of this topic, please take a look at these fantastic books:
www.amazon.co.uk/Physics-Phar...
www.amazon.co.uk/Basic-Physio...

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Thank u sm sir , but there is something that I didn’t get … from where does the N2 came ?

[@LukeA1293]

Thank you very much - this was a great video!

[@ohospadi6897]

Thanks a lot for your videos! My respiratory physiology class is a total nightmare and you helped very much to understand this concept

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Glad you found it useful!

[@jlk9239]

Great video! Many thanks for that!
I am currently working my way through West's Respiratory Physiology followed by Pathophysiology as an anesthesia resident and am really impressed with the didactic clarity. Do you know of any comparable works for cardiovascular physiology and pathophysiology? Best regards from Germany!

[@PrimaryConcepts]

This is a wonderful book by Chambers which formed the basis of my revision for the FRCA.
www.cambridgebookshop.co.uk/products/basic-physiology-for-anaesthetists?variant=42184468857071¤cy=GBP&gad_source=1