Mechanical Ventilator (Lung Mechanics: PEEP, CPAP, ACMV) 

Explanation aside, am i the only one appreciating the mad drawing skills?? :D Thanks for the refresher, doc!

I wish I had a teacher like you in school. Thanks

I have a question about PEEP. Since this keeps the lungs inflated can your patients lungs technically "pop"? Is there a relief valve that inhibits this from happening?

Excellent explanation and fantastic illustrations! Thank you for producing this.

Pretty close to what I was looking for! Great explanation!

Вау, спасибо большое! Я студент-медик, и я не мог понять эти понятия, когда мой учитель пытался их преподавать. Вы прекрасно это объяснили! Это так полезно! Благодарю вас!

That PEEP graph starting from 6:25 to 9:40 was very illuminating. I kept thinking that during PEEP the maximum pressure during inspiration would be the same as normal respiration and was confused about how to compensate for what would have been a very shallow breath (from 10cmH2O to 8cmH2O). I thought: 'Maybe increased FiO2 would be enough?' but no we just effectively overinflate the lungs (15 cmH2O). I'm sure it's more complicated than what I'm saying and that there are a million different ways you can set the ventilator. Thanks Dr. Azizov!

Excellent Explanation doctor. Jazakallah Khairun 😊

Very nice....simple....but how long does one need to go to "an unrealistically high PEEP" in order to get the alveoli to normal "non-atelactasis status"? What is the mechanism of physiological "repair?"

why expiration terminates before FRC? could you explain?

Thank you so much for explaining this

Thank you, whats the timing between the inhalation and exhalation. how to control the flow rate and on what basis

I didnt know,now I know. Thank you umar

Great video on this difficult topic.🌹

That is so helpful. Thank you :D

does expiration really drop alveolar pressure this fast? 6:50

Can't understand the accent

Best explanation

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Waste of 14 min

Nice, helpful

Excellent TY!

Very helpful

This help me to understand abt ventilation thank you bro. YBU.

when if we increases PEEP will decrease peak pressure on ventilator?

thanks

excellent video presentation! thank you!

Very nice explanation Dr.

What is SVHP relief in the ventilator??

Please ,add captions to your videos!

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Nice video, thanks you

Life Saver. Thank you

very much illustrative

Amazing! Thank you so much

Very good video, many many thanks for your time and such incredible job !!!

I love your annunciation of alveoli.

Thanks doctor... it very helpfull to understand how the ventilator is working to assist in the breathing.. thanks

Excellent video and explanation

tq for the explanation

Beautifully explained

This was amazing. Thank you!

Great explanation dr ❤🙏

grazie molte. Chiaro ed utile. Thanks a lot, clear and usefull

Thanks you very much

Thanks alot❤

This is very good

Great

Thank you it was very helpful

Ahhh thank you sooooo much, finally gotten it. Thank you

Thank you.

Thanks for the refresher. Hope I don't need to see too many of these ARDS

Great didactic video. Thank you very much!

Blue prints

Доктор, не знаете ли вы сайты, где подробно показано устройство бытового аппарата СИПАП терапии, типа RESMED A20? Там же где-то внутри вентилятор должен быть спрятан.

Thnx 👌

Great illustration

This is awesome !!! 👏 thank you !!!!

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GOOD

beautifully done

Awesome

If you weren't a doctor, you'd be A great illustrator❤❤❤ thank you

Great! Thank you

Super

Thank you so much!

Thanks for this explanation , it is very good , we need your help in one conception , please can you send coordonate or mail

Man you are a HERO

Thank you kindly

Awesome video.Very clearly explained with beautiful illustrations. Thanks a lot

Доктор, вы говорите по русски?

Thank you sooo much! Great explanation

thank you for the good explanation and the drawings really help too!

Very well done. Thank you.

Diaphragm is a skeletal muscle then why it is not fatigued in spite of working continuously?