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Can you do a video on how to fix sensitivity on the ventilator what’s the purpose of sensitive when to identify it n fix it in the vent

11:46 Did you misspeak here when you said prolonged *expiratory* times cause breath-stacking or am I missing something? Nonetheless, fantastic video with plenty good info! Sincerely, a Respiratory Therapist that is trying to brush up on Intrinsic PEEP again 😄

Thank you

Can you do more videos on missed trigger, double trigger,

Couple of questions. First, 30 breaths per minutes seems way too much, wouldn't this keep the patient in an extreme state of physical tension. Seems to me longer slower deeper breathing would stimulate healing much better. Such fast breathing would likely increase risk of lung injury and hypertension, would it not? Healthy, calm people don't breathe once every two seconds. 5 to 6 breaths a minute creates far more calm and healing. Slower breathing allows for breathing deeper into the alveoli, while rapid breathing tends to be shallow, with less gas exchange. Second, if this is such a problem, why hasn't someone invented a ventilation device that monitors the air volume in and out and has the ability to help gently draw out any remaining unexhaled air volume prior to the next ventilation input? Seems to me, with modern technology, this should be possible.