Respiratory Therapy - Minute Ventilation vs Alveolar Minute Ventilation

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This video discusses the importance of understanding deadspace and the difference between minute ventilation and alveolar minute ventilation.
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@shilohpeterson5307 2 месяца назад

ICU RN here -love your clear and thorough way of explaining these concepts! Such helpful and important info

@julietaramires-b9u Год назад

Thanks joe. I am in my first semester of respiratory care in the USA. But I am already a respiratory therapist in Colombia. your videos have helped me a lot

@yasmanygarcia8257 Год назад

I graduate next month Joe! Been watching your videos since I started respiratory school! It's been a hell of a ride! Thank you for helping me, unknowingly throughout my journey. I appreciate you more than you know!

@RespiratoryCoach Год назад

Strong work, my man! Thanks for letting me be a part of your educational journey.

@lorenasandoval5808 11 месяцев назад

Just started to learn about this topic, what gets to me is the different names when it comes to my textbook and online research. Thank you for making it easier to understand!!

@RespiratoryCoach 11 месяцев назад

Lack of consistent terminology is huge barrier to clarity in the healthcare field. Mechanical ventilation is the worst. Just stay with it, and I promise you it gets easier to understand.

@martiniasmith1446 11 месяцев назад

I have been an rt a little over a year. These reviews never get old. Joe you helped me when i was in respiratory school. I hope one day i get to meet you. You rock!!!!

@alissagabriel622 10 месяцев назад

This is helping a ton! I'm a 4th semester RT student. Thank you!

@lindabackham7937 Год назад

Thank you. Hope to see you in Nashville AARC 2023

@RespiratoryCoach Год назад

I'll see you there!

@williamzinckgraf2389 Год назад

Great video! Learning lots of new information every day

@RespiratoryCoach Год назад

Sweet! Thanks for watching and kindly commenting!

@r3q901 Год назад

So, we can say that lung protective strategy always ends up giving less VeAlv?

@mando6615 4 месяца назад

Dudee that was amazing!!

@RespiratoryCoach 4 месяца назад

Thanks, man. Glad you liked it, and thanks for watching.

@alexgonzalez9609 11 месяцев назад

Great vid Joe! First semester RT school.

@RespiratoryCoach 11 месяцев назад

Awesome! Enjoy the ride to RRT!

@cbrow15 2 месяца назад

Very informative

@9068669 Год назад

Great channel! Great videos! Just so I understand correctly, when the patient is on a ventilator and there is nothing between the “wye” and the endotracheal tube, the anatomical dead space has been essentially eliminated and the tidal volume delivered by the ventilator is alveolar tidal volume?.

@RespiratoryCoach Год назад

Great question. Not exactly, mechanical deadspace is eliminated in that scenario, but you must still consider physiologic deadspace. There will still be some ventilation wasted in the conducting airways. Make sense?

@9068669 Год назад

@@RespiratoryCoachso, in regards to ARDS net protocol, as we use smaller tidal volumes (

@prettygirlrocky2497 11 месяцев назад

Hi, Can you do a video on Pathology? What should I focus on for the TMC Exam?

@RespiratoryCoach 11 месяцев назад

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@bboyem1 4 месяца назад

Is anatomical dead space a volume control issue or it applies to pressure control too ?

@eman5669 Год назад

Nice illustration and explanation kindly if you can balance the sound.i mean your voice is clear when you are facing the xamera but it dims out as you turn your face