Ventilator Mode & Waveforms Review

A very basic review of the primary modes of VC-CMV, PC-CMV, and CSV with classification, controls, and wave-forms.

[@kvramanadr]

Excellent sir... U made it to understand so simply... Of a difficult subjects.... Read many books, but didn't get concept like this... We r indebted...

[@joaoangelopurisima2160]

AWESOME LECTURES SIR!

[@treeka4ever]

amazing as usual!

[@prckmi1008]

Very clearly explained, thank you.

[@edpwnsyou]

Hello folks, today we're going to talk about happy little ventilator modes.

[@samirelhalabi6876]

congratularions! Thanks to share!

[@mariogaspar4016]

Great video. Thank you

[@adeemsalman2048]

thank you so much.
really it's a great video

[@tinawalusimbi7887]

Great review,

[@katybrennan8222]

I like his voice and the way he says "ventilator"!

[@niteshchhajed1554]

Excellent lecture!

[@anaesthesiaum3812]

How do I know how much flow rate to set in vc cmv???

[@mademoisellealex918]

thank you very interesting!

[@saileshramcharan3445]

Very informative and understandable

[@albertnkulumomnkandla6236]

Great work

[@davidmorgan7844]

Yay! Thanks from RNs!

[@muhammadnada9433]

thank u so much from the egyptian ICU doctors

[@grantdumas4076]

Isn't VCV Volume limited? That's what we learned in school and Dana Oakes Ventilator management bed side book.

[@tmosbornmd]

Do you have other waveform lectures?

[@jaimecesarreateguiwoll1448]

19:07, I have a question, you mentioned that the vent cycles when the patient start "exhaling" but in fact what is happening is that the patient is finishing his "inspiration" so the flow starts declining, but it is still positive. Is this correct? Love your videos by the way!

[@venkybly]

Tq

[@32ahmmed]

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[@user-mf4wg6rh6v]

congratularions! Thanks to share!