Everything you need to know about weaning parameters in mechanical ventilation

By the end of the lesson, you will understand which parameters to monitor during a weaning trial.
This video was taken from our CME-accredited Mechanical Ventilation Essentials course taught by Josh Cosa, Manager of Education at
Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, California, USA.
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[@lifesabigqmark]

thank for an organized, properly verbalized, informative, concise and visually entertaining presentation.This is exactly how my brain can follow and absorb information.

[@wenyicvs]

CO2 retention should be incorporated in the assessment of weaning possibility. PaCO2 > 40 usually indicates large area of atelectasis.

[@dominiquesettles9660]

Wenyi Yang thank you for saying that

[@sanbetski]

thank you!

[@zeinabfathydaood7485]

Thank you so much

[@wanwan6567]

easy and clear

[@munaalmozogy8755]

So nice.... Thanks

[@asianchiqq]

Thank you

[@drzainabmohamed9149]

thank you

[@thanhtang3545]

Thanks

[@kevinlee1816]

Rsbi formula is actually flipped in this video. Just a heads up

[@hafsajabeen5303]

1:21 😅

[@sifar1111]

Airway : able to maintain, able to cough out
Primary indication / disease under control
Also
Not going for surgery in next 24 hrs

[@ventilator98]

It's a shame, home ventilators don't allow for weaning parameters like NIF, Vital Capacity! Such as the LTV ventilator! It has a way to conduct an SBT, but You're not gonna get weaning parameters. There's no way to do that. It doesn't have a respiratory mechanics! You know people are using these archaic NIFometers, when they should be using the capability ON THE VENTILATOR!!! From what I know, the ventilator is going to give you a much more accurate NIF than one of those NIFometers.

[@umarhasnain7369]

Organized video. But please don't use those nerdy hard words to explain a video. Way too hard to get through