LTV Part 2: Initiating Ventilation and Changing Settings 

I am glad you all are finding these videos helpful. The light is associated with the external battery pack. Yellow is a caution, the battery was likely a bit low as I had the pack off the charger while filming and setting up the ventilator.

Thanks T.A. Scholar; we have used the 1200 on air transports since it came out. Wish you have your videos then, great info and instruction.

Good video - better than previous ones.

you're so nice. thanks for doing this, you're explaining this better than my RT instructor

Such a cute ventilator! ! ! ! ! I love ventilators! ! ! ! !

I use a filter on both the inspiratory line from the vent to the patient as well as the expiratory line. I do this to protect the patient and also to protect me from what infectious substances the patient may be exhaling. I transport a LOT of patients with ID/ISO concerns. I cannot find any documentation anywhere on if this is an approved practice, or even necessary. It just seems logical. What are your thoughts?

What is that blinking light on the ventilator I think before you turned it on. Its near the bottom left.

Very helpful as a new medical provider in the field. anything on LTV 950? I see a few settings go hand in hand with each other. do you know of some short literature i can get my hands on so that i can know what each settings does or affects p.t. thank you!

@TheAncientScholar I LOOOVEd your videos on HFOV. Do you mind to do a live HFOV circuit setup, and let me see the highest Hz on the HFOV? I've ALWAYs wanted to hear the HFOV at 20 Hz or 1200 BPM!!!

what about the performance of LTV 1200 IN condition of longterme ICU patient especiallly in severe lung disease such as ARDS patient. is there study about this or study about the competency of this ventilator

l love the way he says ventilator!