Capnography Waveform Interpretation (Etco2 basic's explained) 

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For diabetic patients exhaled co2 concentration is decreasing?

Thank you for this… helpful. Can you talk about PEEP and water circuit in details please???

ScV O2/ EM monitoring critical, differencial , data points etc

I’m sorry but I believe when your ETCO2 number is low (or below 35) the patient is breathing rapidly and breathing off too much carbon dioxide, therefore not retaining enough CO2 for adequate gas exchange and making the PH more alkaloidic. Where as when a person is breathing to slow the ETCO2 number is elevated above 45 due to Co2 retention making the PH more acidic. In the case of cardiac arrest there is no gas exchange occurring so the ETCO2 number will be low until you have a definite advanced airway placed which frees up all the carbon dioxide sitting in the lung tissue, you get a sudden spike of Co2 and then it lowers again due to no gas exchange. Just kinda confused, you seemed to say the opposite. Just wondering.

Please make video on Different moods of Machanical ventilation.. Just starting working at ICU

Can you please let me know what is the normal exhaled co2 concentration in human breath in ppm And for diabetic patients also

Hello! Great channel! Any chance of doing the pathophysiology of a TBI?

sir thank you for the video can you please do a video about how to interpret pulseoximetry wave form , IBP wave form , Icp wave form , Cvp wave form , eeg wave form , ecg wave form , ............etc , thank you sir

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I listened to the first 5 seconds about 6 times because it sounds like you're saying "entitled co2." When I first started class I was sure that's what everyone was saying, until I saw it written down and had the realization that it's "end-tidal co2." I hope I'm not the only one lol

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