Could you add the MDI adapter proximal to the patient between the HME and the closed suction. This also works for the spring loaded Aerosol TEE made for ventilator circuit. The only potential complication of this setup is the HME getting plugged up with exhaled aerosolized medication.
Mark: the studies show that the closer you place the nebulizer and or the MDI adapter, the less the medication the patient will receive. The best place for MDIs and breath nebulized SVNs is about 6 to 8 inches back from the wye on the inspiratory side. If you are performing continuous nebulization, then place it on the dry side of the humidifier. The closer you place the MDI or nebulizer to the patient the less the medication they receive.
@@resptherapyedresources1997 hi, would you mind doing a video explaining pressure regulator valves and compensated and non-compesate flow meter 🙏🙏. Your videos are awesome, I'm so glad that I have found it
@@kimberlymanrique4666 , Thank you for your kind words. Did you see the video for regulators for the E and H cylinders? Is this what you are looking for? Also, what are you wanting for the compensated and uncompensated flow meters. I do not have a video (yet) but do discuss this with my students. It may make a good topic.
@@resptherapyedresources1997 basically the comparison of back-pressure compensated/non-compensated flowmeters. How does backpressure affect flowmeter accuracy . And in a clinical context, how can we choose the optimal flowmeter. I'm having kind if trouble understanding that topic.😅😅
This is a speculation as I have not seen anything in the literature but I am sure it is somewhere. I do believe that the corrugation of the circuit allows for rigidity to prevent kinking of the circuit while still allowing some flexibility. If you take some tubing of the same diameter and thickness of material without the corrugation and squeeze it, it collapses fairly easily. You do this with our current circuits, it does not collapse as easily. Just speculation but much of the same thought as to why the drainage pipes under the roads are corrugated, provides diameter strength.
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