Respiratory Therapy - End Tidal CO2 Monitoring - Capnography
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- In part 3 of this series we breakdown the normal capnogram, and how to interpret and troubleshoot common abnormalities of capnography. If you haven't watched part 1 and 2, please do so.
Part 1 - Physiology - • Respiratory Therapy - ...
Part 2 - Gradient and Deadspace - • Respiratory Therapy - ...
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Thanks so much . I have been a rt a long time back from the days of IPPB and venta that look like washing machines MA 2 and spitometers that we had to take off and clean. Ultra sonic nebs etc . You get the picture. So in the ever changing world of respiratory we have to constantly study and keep on the changes. The days when tidal volumes of 10 ml per kg was the normal and our patients were on tidal volumes of 800 plus . So wanted to let you know your videos not only help students but also helps rts that have to study hard to keep up with all the changes. Thanks again I love your videos and love the way you teach to make things so easy to understand . You are amazing .
Thank you, Belinda. I remember some of those days too. Maybe not the MA-2, but definitely the old bird machines, etc. I appreciate this comment and your contribution. Thank you for watching and commenting.
Thank you! Just finishing my first year as an RRT - and it's been a heck of a year! I appreciate the way you teach and your encouragement to be knowledgeable, contributory members of the care teams!
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Thank you so much God blessed you Iam sixty years old and it is the first time to understand Etco2 very good by your exellent 3 vidios.
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Hey I’m a therapist working in Ct , I’m gonna be sitting for my RRT soon , and I appreciate your content. I’ve been working in the field for just over 2 years and I appreciate how much you simplify. I didn’t get the greatest experience in school.
Hello again, C! I missed this comment earlier. Unfortunately, many of us don't get the greatest school experience from a critical thinking perspective. Here to help man. Thanks for watching and best wishes with your RRT exam.
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Cool man! I always appreciate seeing your comments. Thank you!
Hello I'm currently a respiratory student in Connecticut and with this whole pandemic and our classes and clinical's converting to online It's been challenging to do all this learning at home and with books. Your videos are very helpful I appreciate them so much!! I need to visually see as well as have "what if" situations to be able to understand what I am learning.
Hi, Arly. It is challenging. Doing my best to bridge the gap. Thank you for watching and commenting!!! Keep working hard. It will all come together...I promise!
I’m planning to take the board exam in about a month, This is a great review for me. I watched all three videos of this subject. Thank you for sharing knowledge!!
Go kill your board exams! And let me know how it goes. Can't wait to hear. Thanks for watching and commenting!!!
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2nd year student here. I'm so glad I found this channel! With all this online self learning you are a savior. Do you have videos on chest CXR interpretations by chance?
Hi! Glad you found the channel too, and I hope you find it helpful. I have one over common findings associated with different disease processes. ua-cam.com/video/4nG4d5E3J_I/v-deo.html
Great videos man! Huge fan! I'm a ICU student nurse from the netherlands. Im investigating volumetric capnography, any chance you will be doing that in a future video? Instead of the regular capnography.
@respiratory coach would you mind elaborating on the capnography pattern of endobronchial intubations in one lung ventilation for example?
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great explanation sir , thank you for the video lecture sir , sir if you can please upload capnography video lecture part 1 & 2
Here ya go, Waruna!
Part 1...ua-cam.com/video/LreY-2HXPdY/v-deo.html
Part 2...ua-cam.com/video/kAmpPaYW7oI/v-deo.html
You’re the best teacher ever coach..Thank you so much. Best wishes to you..:)
You are too kind!! Thank you for generous comments, Donna! I appreciate you!
Hi there , I am a 2nd semester RT student during this COVID situation trying to learn as much as I can with the technology and virtual classes given. Trying to connect some dots, Is there a way of showing correlation between ETCO2, V/Q mismatch and the left / right chloride shift is there is one?
Hello! Strong work seeking out additional information from all technology resources. I will 100% get this done for you soon. Specifically the ETCO2 and V/Q mismatch. Master that first, before jumping into the chloride shift. Stay tuned!
Hi Coach, great channel, I have learned allot from you and enjoy your skillful tutoring, thank you so much!!
I have a question about this video - you have illustrated air trapping graph of Etco2 as an inspiratory phase that is not going back to base line. I think it does not make sense, because when the inspiratory phase starts - the inhaled air that is measured by the probe has no CO2 at all, so it should actually drop immediately back to base line at any case...
I believe that if it doesn't return to baseline its a calibration problem of the device and not air trapping, the second option as I see it, is re-breathing of expired air which indicates equipment malfunction ...
I think that air trapping would manifest as assenting Etco2 values as the trapped air is not ventilated and co2 gets accumulated in the lungs. . What do you think?
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@@RespiratoryCoach Thank you so much for doing this for us! What a selfless person you are!
I have the same question too and I will appreciate your response. Again, thank you
Are you comparing vbg co2 or abg co2?
can you use capnography on awake non intubated patients? Or do they have to be on NIV? Just trying to visualize it.
You absolutely can. There are definitely non-invasive capnography analyzers.
we measurement the etco2 in NIV Bipap mode and it's 35, but at the ABGs the pco2 is 75. What's the problem .
Excessive deadspace. Full face mask?
@@RespiratoryCoach . Indeed full face mask. Should we try with a nasal mask instead ?? I apologize for English level... Greetings from Greece!!
Air trapping could you explain more can't understand
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Lol am an RT not an artist , like that 😅
Thank you