Everything you need to know about weaning parameters in mechanical ventilation 

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

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

easy and clear

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

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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.

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

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