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রোগীকে ভেন্টিলেশন দেওয়া হয়েছে শুনলেই অনেকে ভাবেন তিনি হয়তো আর বাঁচবেন না ৷ বিস্তারিত পড়ুন ভেন্টিলেশন নিয়ে কী বলছেন ক্রিটিক্যাল কেয়ার বিশেষজ্ঞ ৷

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00:00So, ventilator, what do we work with?

00:05We have to do 6% of the ventilator.

00:08But we have to do 6% of the ventilator.

00:11We have to do the patient with 6% of the ventilator.

00:17The concept of the ventilator is that we have to do dialysis.

00:25It's a support system.

00:27We have to do little dialysis so, you have to do little dialysis.

00:32We can only do little dialysis.

00:36When the person can accept that they are feeling the ventilator.

00:39You know that ventilator is going to be a problem.

00:43With the lungs, there is a lot of pneumonia.

00:48There is a lot of patients who are dying,

00:53This is a source of oxygen level, there is a lot of patient's injury, a lot of bad operation.

01:02The source of oxygen is the same, and the other one is the same.

01:12Also, this is the most part that is ventilation. Most of the patients who are ventilation are the most part of ventilators are the same.

01:21Unless the patients are the same, the most part of the patient's health care process is the same.

01:27The third part of the patient's care system will be the same as the patient's ventilator.

01:40Do you have any ventilation in this case?

01:45No, no.

01:46We can see the support system that the patient has 6% of the patient's work.

01:57Usually, when they have more questions, how do they get ventilator?

02:03The answer is straight.

02:05We have to have more patients who have ventilated.

02:09We have to have ventilator.

02:13We have to have a patient who has a pneumonia.

02:21We have to have a lung infection.

02:23We have to have ventilator.

02:27We have to have an antibiotic, a nebulizer, a thaline.

02:33We have to have a patient with a patient.

02:35We need to see that after 3-4 days,

02:39the patient is getting low to the patient.

02:41The only patient is getting low,

02:45what we have to do is get low.

02:51The patient is getting lower than the ventilator.

02:55He says that the oxygen levels are getting low,

03:01pressure your ventilator touch the pressure

03:06One, a ducro step is going to start with a

03:08tap up and make a patient

03:12that the patient is going to take a picture

03:14to be able to see, and to see the patient

03:17that the patient is going to be able to see

03:18the patient is going to be able to see

03:20ventilator support is going to be able to see

03:22the quality of this criteria

03:24which to maintain that

03:27they will be able to see ventilator

03:29As I said, the ventilator has been very difficult to do.

03:37There are many problems with pneumonia, bronchitis, asthma, etc.

03:45This is a very important patient that I said,

03:49which is a neurological patient.

03:51There is a stroke or a hemorrhage.

03:53There is an accident.

03:55There is a patient that has a ventilation.

03:59There is a patient that has a ventilation.

04:03The level of consciousness,

04:05GCS which I have seen, blood blood blood,

04:09the level of consciousness is at certain level.

04:13The level of consciousness is at certain level.

04:15That is a protective mechanism.

04:19What is the protection?

04:21The cuff out.

04:23If there is any virus like this,

04:27we can need different conditions of such a body.

04:29If there is a patient,

04:32inside there is a protective mechanism.

04:37If there is any protective mechanism,

04:39we have to block the whole body from the body,

04:43The cough has not been fixed, so the cough has a lung pneumonia, and the windpipe has blocked it, and this is the same.

04:53So, the neurological patients who have ventilated the process of ventilating,

05:00and the lung patient is not the same.

05:04The lung, the heart, the ventilation, is not the same.

05:08So, we usually see that with medicine or with surgery, we can't get back to it,

05:17we can't get back to it, we can't get back to it, we can't get back to it, we can't get back to it,

05:21even that it is not a big deal.

05:24In case, we have to get back to it, but we can't get back to it,

05:33so the ventilator initially is a big pipe in place,

05:38but we know that this small pipe is measured in the wind pipe.

05:43The wind pipe is formed in the small pipe.

05:47When we call the trachyostomy,

05:51the trachyostomy is very similar to that the chances of coming out of ventilator

05:57is fast,

05:59And the tracheostomy, the chances of the infection, the ventilator, the infection, etc.

06:06And the patients, when we have to go to the top of the plateau,

06:13we have to get home care.

06:16Home care is going to be evolving,

06:19when we have a stroke patient with tracheostomy or ventilator support.

06:25And we have to get out of the patient's chest,

06:28who is in the hospital.

06:31We have to get out of the hospital.

06:33And the doctor is going to get out of the hospital.

06:38But we have to take out of the patient's hospital.

06:40Here is the patient's effect.

06:43Even when you have patients,

06:46and they can not have to take care.

06:50But we have to do something.

06:53So, the very important thing is that the infection is relatively less resistant, less virulent bacteria.

07:07The hospital-related bacteria is usually the same category of the hospital-related patients.

07:13So, the hospital-related bacteria is the same.

07:17So, if we have the patient's stable face, we can control the patient.

07:22The hospital acquired infection is a known entity.

07:28There is no hospital where the patient is infected.

07:36The hospital is an area where the patient is infected.

07:44Having said that, if the patient has a foreign device, the device will act as an infection.

07:58If the patient is infected, the infection is infected.

08:05If the patient is infected, the infection is infected.

08:09What is the hospital?

08:14There is a standard protocol that the patient is infected.

08:20The patient is infected with the patient.

08:25If the patient is infected with the infection, the patient is infected with the same drug.

08:32Here are the back bundle, Ventilator Associated Pneumonia Prevention Bundle.

08:37These are the patients with injuries that are

08:41as well as we continue to testwechsel,

08:46and they will get a gutter when the virus has been

08:53and the fact is this is the same.

08:57It's a very obvious step,

08:58This step is standardized guidelines based step, and this step is the best way to give the ventilator patient.

09:08This is the best way to give the ventilator infection.

09:14This will be a good way to give the ventilator infection.

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