Basic Principles of Mechanical Ventilation

The Basic Principles of Mechanical Ventilation micro-credential course provides health care professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the theory of ventilation, ventilator settings, and decision-making for patient care.

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Micro-credential Overview

Please note that this 20-hr online micro-credential is instructor-led. If you are interested in enrolling in this course, please contact Sault College's eLearning Department at [email protected]. Review the curriculum below to see the topics covered. Learners who successfully complete the micro-credential will earn a digital badge and certificate of course completion that can be downloaded and shared via social media. You will have access to the course for 90 days to work through the content.

Curriculum

1. Before we begin...
2. Course Information
3. Course Learning Outcomes
4. Course Roadmap
5. Course Evaluation
6. Meet Your Instructor
7. Ask Your Instructor
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 1 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 2 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 3 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 4 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 5 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation: Time to Send This Workhorse Out to Pasture
3. Should Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation Be Abolished?
4. Module 6 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 7 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 8 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Module 9 Competency Check
1. Your Module Tasks
2. Lesson Introduction
3. The Typical Sequence of Mechanical Ventilation
4. Ventilation Flow Chart (Simplified)
5. Ventilation Decision Tree
6. Case Study
7. Conclusion
8. Summative Case Evaluation
1. You're Almost Done
2. Before you go...

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Testimonials

Great Feedback

Nicole Breton

I really enjoyed the case studies and Melody the instructor was great lots of feedback! The instructor was knowledgable and supportive and the case studies ensured learning occurred not just memorizing facts