COVID-19 Ventilator Course: Learn or Review Mechanical Ventilation

Includes Optional 4 CE Credits

Learn key mechanical ventilation skills with critical care specialist Roger Seheult, MD. From basic ventilator definitions to advanced vent management "pearls," illustrations and clinical examples provide clarity for medical professionals.

Section 1

Part 1 - Key Concepts:

Brief Course Overview
Mechanical Ventilation Introduction and Compliance
Pressure-Volume Relationships and Modes
Plateau and Peak Pressure, PEEP, and Other Vent Settings
How Coronavirus Kills: Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS) & Treatment
Vent Changes with ARDS and COPD
Update: Consideration of Dr. Gattinoni's Research: Possible "COVID-19 Phenotypes" and Atypical ARDS
Liberation From the Ventilator - Checklist
Quiz 1

Section 2

Part 2 - Mechanical Ventilation "Pearls":

Heart Lung Interactions
Quiz 2
Ventilation in Metabolic Acidosis
Quiz 3
Ventilating COPD Part 1
Quiz 4
Ventilating COPD Part 2
Quiz 5
Bilevel Ventilation
Quiz 6

Section 3

Optional: Receiving CE Credits for This Course

Congratulations! Your CE Certificate

ANGELA KUNZ, MD

Thank you for doing this course! Practical and easy to understand. Lectures are of the right length to keep most people's attention.

ALFREDO MORI, MD

Thank you for this very useful ula and easy to follow refresher course ( for me). Some great pearls and explanations for settings modes and ideas that I had previously got away with or performed because it was how I was taught. The COVID / COPD specific discretions are timely and may ultimately save lives Congratulations

JOHN MACY, MD

Excellent review, even an old Orthopod can understand it.....

CATHERINE CLARK

Great review of concepts. Highly recommend!

CATHERINE DELVA, RN

Great instructor on a difficult topic!!!

ANITA SZABO, MD

Very well explained!thank you very much for your time!a great refresh!stay safe and healthy.

DR. SABA KHAN, MD

Thank you for making such educational videos. All the topics well explained in an interesting way and showed the hard work put up by the Medcram team. Keep up the good work!!