My late father hated the BiPAP. He always pulled off the BiPAP mask from his face. As pointed out in the video, he was put on said machine for pulmonary oedema - complications from his heart failure and chronic kidney disease. Anyway, more power to the Respiratory Therapy Zone channel. This channel is helpful not only to respiratory therapy students but also to laypersons who want to be educated on things related to respiratory health.
Why is a bipap contraindicated for apnea? From a lay user that does not make sense. It is the ONLY way I could use these machines and get some sleep. Was transferred to a bipap from a Capp at the hospital where I was in for heart surgery.
I have a question. I recently did a sleep study and was diagnosed with OSA. They prescribed a bipap for me, but I haven't been diagnosed with any other respiratory issues such as respiratory failure or COPD. I noticed that you said that apnea was a contraindication for bipap, but I was wondering what your thoughts were on that. For context, untreated my AHI was 99.7/hr with O2 sats dropping below 70 untreated during the study and with bipap treatment, it is now averaging 0.1 with a bipap. Do you think that there is another issue I should talk to my respirologist about, or is my apnea severe enough that a bipap is the proper treatment? I also had an Arterial Blood gas test to check my O2 sats and was told it was "low" (they didn't tell me the number). I'm not on oxygen and was not given any diagnosis besides OSA. I'm just curious why a bipap is listed as not recommended for apnea in this video. Thanks!
In my personal experience, your 02 level below 70 is dangerous. More than that, come out from fear and anxiety. This will bring more chaos. Bipap machine is just like a ventilation device.
I know this 2 years since you commented and probably have your answers. In case you haven’t, OSA does not have a direct correlation to COPD. It can lead to respiratory failure and possible Heart failure if let untreated because when your O2 drops below 70, it means your heart is working ten times as hard to provide O2 to the essential organs. If they provided you with a Bipap, they then must have put in settings that match the severity of your OSA. OSA can cause many other symptoms but once you are on the right settings, you find that those symptoms go away. I am sure by now, you have seen the difference in overall health
OSA and apnea are not necessarily the same. OSA- obstructive sleep Apnea is often due to an obstruction like the name entails. Could be a heavy neck, a thick tongue, or other anatomy related obstructions. With just Apnea: Prolonged Apnea that is not obstructive can be neurological, Overdose, or other underlying issues. If the person is have severe apnea with no history of OSA, we look at other possible causes and oftentimes that person can’t protect their airway thus we intubate them or put them on life support.
Io dopo 15 anni di terapia con CPAP non sono riuscito a capirci quanto meno si possa per gestire tali situazioni..Ultimamente mi anno aumentato due volte la pressione, forse in questo periodo di COVID stanno facendo le prove?-
Above 85 -94%) : Start with Nasal Cannulae (2-6 lit/min), gradually escalate to Face mask (6-10 lit/min) or NRBM (10-15 lit/min. Then gradually descalate to fix at minimum effective flow rate and then maintain that. Each step requires at least 5 minutes to see whether it reaches desired saturation or not. Rapid escalation needed only if the fall in saturation is 3% or more per minute. [85-90% usually NRBM is needed, above 90% NC/FM sufficient usually] Below 85% Saturation : Start with NRBM (10-15 lit/min). BiPAP or HFNC may be needed if saturation of 92-96% (88-92% in known COPD) is not reached. HFNC consumes much oxygen so BiPAP is tried first. Much below 85% : Start with BiPAP. May need HFNC or Invasive ventilation.
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1. To fix oxygenation issue,,,
How do you determine what to change between FiO2 & EPAP
2. How do you fix oxygenation & ventilation at the same time?
My late father hated the BiPAP. He always pulled off the BiPAP mask from his face. As pointed out in the video, he was put on said machine for pulmonary oedema - complications from his heart failure and chronic kidney disease. Anyway, more power to the Respiratory Therapy Zone channel. This channel is helpful not only to respiratory therapy students but also to laypersons who want to be educated on things related to respiratory health.
I'm 19 years old. My doctor and nurses force me to wear this and not pulled off the mask. It was so uncomfortable.
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Love the simple but excellent presentation
Extremely helpful 🙏🏻
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This was very helpful. I hope theres more in the future!
Thank you very much. Is easy for me to understand! I appreciate it!
What does it say not indicated for apnea because that’s why I’m taking it
These things are gold if you have lung problems
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This was really helpful
Anakin's helmet was a BiPap respirator when he was burned and placed in the suit. ua-cam.com/video/WJ9F0mBe5iU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=Nerdist
great job and best of luck
Thanks, please how do we do the settings
So Bi-Pap shouldn't be used for apnea? I'm confused.
The medical industry loves hiding obvious logic mistakes behind fancy terminology
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Nice u made it simple
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As a critical care nurse and nursing professor searching for simple videos to explain these concepts, this was FANTASTIC!!
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Why is a bipap contraindicated for apnea? From a lay user that does not make sense. It is the ONLY way I could use these machines and get some sleep. Was transferred to a bipap from a Capp at the hospital where I was in for heart surgery.
Good and comprehensive work
Do you mean by IPAP 10 ( 5 above PEEP) or actual 10 above PEEP?
Amazing
if the patient was vomiting we can use nasal mask? but if the patient was unconscious we must do intubation?
sir , thank you for the video lecture , can you please tell that can we change inspiration time and expiration time seperately in a bipap unit
Can you do one on hemodynamics please
could you do one on sputum colors/ illness, identify and treat?
Hi, would a Bi-Level BiPAP machine be suitable for severe sleep apnoea person? Or should such an individual use an Autoset CPAP machine? Thanks
I jest got my bipap so keep up with more info.
Copd patient ko without oxygen bipap machine laga sakte hai kya aur 1 din me kitne ghante plz ans me patient ka co2 level bad jata hai
Thank you darling. Very good work!!!
I have a question. I recently did a sleep study and was diagnosed with OSA. They prescribed a bipap for me, but I haven't been diagnosed with any other respiratory issues such as respiratory failure or COPD. I noticed that you said that apnea was a contraindication for bipap, but I was wondering what your thoughts were on that.
For context, untreated my AHI was 99.7/hr with O2 sats dropping below 70 untreated during the study and with bipap treatment, it is now averaging 0.1 with a bipap. Do you think that there is another issue I should talk to my respirologist about, or is my apnea severe enough that a bipap is the proper treatment? I also had an Arterial Blood gas test to check my O2 sats and was told it was "low" (they didn't tell me the number). I'm not on oxygen and was not given any diagnosis besides OSA. I'm just curious why a bipap is listed as not recommended for apnea in this video. Thanks!
In my personal experience, your 02 level below 70 is dangerous. More than that, come out from fear and anxiety. This will bring more chaos. Bipap machine is just like a ventilation device.
I know this 2 years since you commented and probably have your answers. In case you haven’t, OSA does not have a direct correlation to COPD. It can lead to respiratory failure and possible Heart failure if let untreated because when your O2 drops below 70, it means your heart is working ten times as hard to provide O2 to the essential organs. If they provided you with a Bipap, they then must have put in settings that match the severity of your OSA. OSA can cause many other symptoms but once you are on the right settings, you find that those symptoms go away. I am sure by now, you have seen the difference in overall health
OSA and apnea are not necessarily the same. OSA- obstructive sleep Apnea is often due to an obstruction like the name entails. Could be a heavy neck, a thick tongue, or other anatomy related obstructions.
With just Apnea: Prolonged Apnea that is not obstructive can be neurological, Overdose, or other underlying issues. If the person is have severe apnea with no history of OSA, we look at other possible causes and oftentimes that person can’t protect their airway thus we intubate them or put them on life support.
Io dopo 15 anni di terapia con CPAP non sono riuscito a capirci quanto meno si possa per gestire tali situazioni..Ultimamente mi anno aumentato due volte la pressione, forse in questo periodo di COVID stanno facendo le prove?-
Kitney spo2 pay kitney o2 daytay h by mask 80%. Ya 60% spo2 per kitney o2 daygay copd patient ko
Above 85 -94%) : Start with Nasal Cannulae (2-6 lit/min), gradually escalate to Face mask (6-10 lit/min) or NRBM (10-15 lit/min. Then gradually descalate to fix at minimum effective flow rate and then maintain that. Each step requires at least 5 minutes to see whether it reaches desired saturation or not. Rapid escalation needed only if the fall in saturation is 3% or more per minute. [85-90% usually NRBM is needed, above 90% NC/FM sufficient usually]
Below 85% Saturation : Start with NRBM (10-15 lit/min). BiPAP or HFNC may be needed if saturation of 92-96% (88-92% in known COPD) is not reached. HFNC consumes much oxygen so BiPAP is tried first.
Much below 85% : Start with BiPAP. May need HFNC or Invasive ventilation.
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Tq sir it's very useful I have dought in case of patient desaturation 85 to 90 in bipap what I can do can give 16ipap 6 epap
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It's best, difficult to understand. We don't understand, u guide us we will purchase and perform .I have COPED, GIVE me work,i will
Perform, with my own.
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Ah pasikat ang definition Ng nasa phone audio na parinig when it comes science achievements, ok starting now Doon kayo palagi sa dilim, pag tumagal sa liwanag may multa. Let it be
Too many acronyms with never any indication as to what they mean or do. Complete nonsense and utterly useless.
Not helpful
This us all lingo, it's not helpful at all.
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