How to Set Up Non Invasive Ventilation

A practical guide to setting up NIV
Dr G Wood, Respiratory Consultant at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital
Ken, medical student at Keele University
Respiratory Nurse
Dr V Thakerar, FY2 in Academic Education
www.drcrunch.co.uk/woodproject

[@vjeebun]

shouldn't you be using cmH2O instead of mmHg?

[@drcrunchvideos]

Absolutely! Thank you, well noticed, caption added.

[@GardenStateSM]

Please explain how the term BiLevel is used when clearly using BiPAP. Bilevel is a seperate mode of ventilation which is a mode from Puritan Bennett clearly no one on BiPAP could or should ever be confused with BiLevel. BiLevel is for patients requiring very high peep levels and rapid drop times 0.8 seconds or so due to severe or acute ARDS. Patients on BiLevel are in a world of hurt. I wish I could draw it for you on this format but that is impossible. The term BiPAP is know by practitioners world wide to confuse the terms is a dis-service. Yes, there are two pressures IPAP/EPAP but never BiLevel.

[@tysonmccormack4666]

i would love to volunteer as your next patient to really see what it feels like on a ventilator

[@itha4842]

Tyson McCormack v

[@tvramkumar]

God bless u, so that u should never have such situation in life.

[@tysonmccormack4666]

can you use a nippy 3 ventilator without oxygen ?

[@pauriansuliman949]

Tyson McCormack yes

[@drmoonlover]

The patient is about to Lough 😁😁😁😁

[@johnstewart8849]

Dr. Hisham Mohammed He’s on the NO2 tube.....