"Ventilator Waveforms" by Craig Smallwood, PhD RRT for OPENPediatrics

[@celiasalas2277]

Good length. Concise. It should be part of a series.of videos. I'll look for them. Thank you.

[@leighannallen4699]

As an RT student learning to interpret waveforms, this is exactly what I needed. Detailed enough to make understanding simple. Thank you!

[@1finert738]

Great video! Very thorough! I will recommend this to our RT students. Water sloshing around in the ventilator circuit can also cause autocycling. This happens often with heated wire circuits when fans are used to cool patients with elevated temperatures. The fans also cool the circuits causing rain out.

[@sinclair657]

Thank you

[@damansky11]

I'd like to see more content identifying & correcting improper Ti, esens %, Rise Time, as well as neuro breathing. If there's anything that can be done aside from giving sedation.

[@docsanti8971]

I´m learning a lot, thank you!

[@pepecachu7611]

It was good. Able to understand and a food refresher course...

[@how8087]

Thx verry much about this great vedio ....... it will be great if you make vedio for some cases ........ thx allot again

[@theresashaughnessy3517]

Great video, made it very easy to understand!

[@logeshwaran1984]

Excellent work

[@meganlesinszki7144]

Thank you! This was very helpful.

[@subodhshetty5963]

Great for basic

[@mohmmedalsiddig4170]

Thanks alot very informative

[@sskoul]

Great video. but may be a bit short for intensivists.

[@tiredtill2010]

RIP

[@adeemsalman2048]

good video ... but the talking doctor was so rapidly talk with no enough time to see what is going on..