Today, I've successfully passed my RT program exit exam and is waiting to be cleared to take the boards. I just want to thank you coach! You have helped me so much You've somehow made it very easy and simple to understand. Literally, a chapter that usually takes me hours to read and research, you explained in less than 20mins. How I wish I came across your channel since I started. I hope you'll keep making more videos especially breaking down TMC sample questions. You don't know how much you are helping build better RTs. Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Bernadeth. Thank you for the kind feedback. Super proud of you for completing your program. Also, I received your email and am preparing a video response. Stay tuned!
This was an awesome video! I always see these 4 questions on every practice exam…. Always going to be a pneumo, always going to have a right mainstem, and you’ll always have an obstruction that causes high pips. The way you broke down the mucus plug answer really made sense. Another great video and make sure you read the whole question. You should do a break down on those patients with lobectomies, and selecting a proper tidal volume now that your lung surface area has changed. Your IBW is still the same but now you have to separate it out. I saw one of these questions on the NBRC… I used my anatomy and divided the total tidal volume in half to separate the 2 lungs and then remembered the right lung has 3 lobes and the left only has 2 lobes and then just went from there.
Love it. In a real life scenario you will also need to identify which details are important and what is the most likely problem. Critical thinking in a nut shell. Thank you
Hi coach, the extra detail of explanation always puts it together for me. The one word answers most always leave me with a question to fully understand. Super happy I found your channel ! Thank you !!
The high cuff pressure is relevant to an endobronchial intubation because your right main bronchus has a smaller diameter than your trachea, so would mean more pressure on the cuff as it has to squeeze into a tighter area. Is just an added bit of info to help guide you to the right answer imo.
Gold as always! I suppose if in pressure control we only get to rely on the volume generated and the accompanying other physiological details as you have discussed? Thanks!
Thank you for these videos on test taking. I have my CRT and taken the test 3 times. I can talk with you all day about this but when it comes to testing I always fall for the info that is not important, you have helped a lot in dissecting the questions. Would like to see more of this. Thanks again and keep up the good work.
Preciate you Coach!, I’ll be taking my test Wednesday. Looking forward to hitting RRT from just listening to your videos. I just listened to your PFT vids last night. Or early this morning.
@@RespiratoryCoach this time it was easier for me. I took it a couple weeks ago and made a 85. Your videos helped me out tremendously. It made a huge difference for me because it was a lot I didn’t really know about certain stuff that helped me.!! Thank you very much.
@15:29. plateau pressure is also raised. so, i think this question is poorly framed. because increased plateau pressure signals problem with compliance
Today, I've successfully passed my RT program exit exam and is waiting to be cleared to take the boards.
I just want to thank you coach! You have helped me so much You've somehow made it very easy and simple to understand. Literally, a chapter that usually takes me hours to read and research, you explained in less than 20mins. How I wish I came across your channel since I started.
I hope you'll keep making more videos especially breaking down TMC sample questions. You don't know how much you are helping build better RTs.
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏
Hi Bernadeth. Thank you for the kind feedback. Super proud of you for completing your program. Also, I received your email and am preparing a video response. Stay tuned!
If all my teachers along the way would have taught with such clarity and enthusiasm...I might have gone a long way....
Brilliant!
It's never too late! GO BE GREAT!
Amazing that you take the time to reply to everyone!
You are the best teacher ever. I thank you so much! This has really helped me get through a lot of questions.
I wish I would have had a teacher like you! Thanks for the videos, there awesome!
Hi Shellie. I appreciate you watching and leaving this comment!
Been an RT IN SLEEP MEDICINE for 10.years and this review is very helpful
AMAZING VIDEO!!!!!!!!!! Im taking my FP-C and your videos help understand A lot of respiratory misunderstandings! Thanks!
Please please make another one.. I have practice TMc tomorrow these questions are helping!!!
Your teaching is very valuable to ICU nurses who are trying to get their head around troubleshooting on vents. Thank you for sharing your expertise.
This was an awesome video! I always see these 4 questions on every practice exam…. Always going to be a pneumo, always going to have a right mainstem, and you’ll always have an obstruction that causes high pips. The way you broke down the mucus plug answer really made sense. Another great video and make sure you read the whole question.
You should do a break down on those patients with lobectomies, and selecting a proper tidal volume now that your lung surface area has changed. Your IBW is still the same but now you have to separate it out. I saw one of these questions on the NBRC… I used my anatomy and divided the total tidal volume in half to separate the 2 lungs and then remembered the right lung has 3 lobes and the left only has 2 lobes and then just went from there.
Love it. In a real life scenario you will also need to identify which details are important and what is the most likely problem. Critical thinking in a nut shell.
Thank you
Absolutely! Thank you for that addition!
you're awesome!!! thank you so much for this Coach!!
You are very welcome, Carolina! Thanks for watching!
Hi coach, the extra detail of explanation always puts it together for me. The one word answers most always leave me with a question to fully understand. Super happy I found your channel ! Thank you !!
wow. watching your videos while looking forward to my boards in May. thanks so much coach, I really love and appreciate your videos.
I really liked this. I I’m taking my test this Friday. And watching your videos are so helpful
How did it go?
@@RespiratoryCoach I’m a CRT lol I missed it by 2 points 🙈 but not giving up
Great exercise... Keep it coming!
Thank you! These are helpful. I’m a horrible test taker 😣
Same here but God and his helpers
Everybody is lol. Just remember to breath and take one question at a time. You got this. Kettering audio is very helpful as well.
Your such a great teacher! More TMC questions please!!
Thanks for the help, I appreciate these videos!
Hey boss graduating in May and these videos are very helpful, thank you very much for taking the time out of your day to help prepare us.
Awesome. Right around the corner. Thanks for watching!
You should really strive for creating a group or some sort of class where you break down TMC questions because these are sooo helpful!!! Thank you!!
The high cuff pressure is relevant to an endobronchial intubation because your right main bronchus has a smaller diameter than your trachea, so would mean more pressure on the cuff as it has to squeeze into a tighter area.
Is just an added bit of info to help guide you to the right answer imo.
Thank you so much. I will be taking my exam in August.
Best wishes as you prepare for August!!!
Good teaching. I hope you have a practice tmc exam book.
Gold as always! I suppose if in pressure control we only get to rely on the volume generated and the accompanying other physiological details as you have discussed? Thanks!
Thank you so much Coach!
Thank you again. Great presentation!
Thank you Coach!!💯👊
Great teaching
Thank you, Lashonda! I appreciate you watching and kindly commenting!
Good stuff!! Thank you
Thank you for these videos on test taking. I have my CRT and taken the test 3 times. I can talk with you all day about this but when it comes to testing I always fall for the info that is not important, you have helped a lot in dissecting the questions. Would like to see more of this. Thanks again and keep up the good work.
Preciate you Coach!, I’ll be taking my test Wednesday. Looking forward to hitting RRT from just listening to your videos. I just listened to your PFT vids last night. Or early this morning.
Sweet! Be sure and let me know how you crush it!!!
Hello Derek
Did you pass the test? I will take mine next month. I’m so scared
@@annadelfoyo6962 yes I. Passed RRT
@@derekdixon2599 OMG!! Congratulations!!!🍾
I’m so scared, I’m taking mine at the end of February.
@@derekdixon2599 and thank you for your response 😉
Thanks for the video! Question: how will you clinical see a trachea shift?
Good question! Either on a cxr or you can palpate that tracheal rings.
Hey COACH I PASSED!!!!! I HIT RRT
SWEET! Super proud of you! 👏👏👏 What did you think about the test?
@@RespiratoryCoach this time it was easier for me. I took it a couple weeks ago and made a 85. Your videos helped me out tremendously. It made a huge difference for me because it was a lot I didn’t really know about certain stuff that helped me.!! Thank you very much.
Very good
Thank you for watching, Maria!
Thank you for your help!1😂coach u are awesome
Hi Coach, can you make video about waveforms based on the disease process.
Super,thank you
Welcome 😊
very useful video
Thanks a lot, Ans. Glad you found it valuable!
I hope the tmc is this easy im stressing on it so much I graduate next month
You got this! No need to stress!!
Well said.
Thanks for watching!!!
You’re awesome
4 Different breakdown answers for each “assessment findings really helpful” example known what question asking don’t fix abg if not needed this
Dear coach how much o2 can flow through t piece and why and plz make detail video on t piece and it's mechanism plz reply I'm an icu tech.
obstruction of ETT causes high reoccurring cycling pressures.
So just out of curiosity, what would you answer if you got the first question? Or will that not happen since all the answers could be correct?
Dear Coach... could u clear abt function of aperture bar in Laryngeal mask airway ..
I'm looking to strengthen Initiation Modification of Intervention s and Troubleshooting and infection control can you help?
So have a question i thought if you are in A/C mode to not change the rate but to change vt
Can you do a video on peep vs non peep compensation ventilators? Or just what that means? Or if anyone can help :)
@15:29. plateau pressure is also raised. so, i think this question is poorly framed. because increased plateau pressure signals problem with compliance