MechVent 1 Test
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| A. barotraumas*, ↓ venous return, Qt*, renal blood flow, urine output, and gastrointestinal function (due to ↓ blood flow), also an ↑ in ICP, PVR, deadspace and mean airway pressure.B. Gradual ↑ on pt’s ventilatory load by decresing the rate, Machine breaths are decreased by 2 breaths at a time (incremental changes), Patient takes over with spontaneous efforts to maintain the VE needed to stabilize PaCO2C. Respiratory Acidosis w/ normal oxygenation; Increase Vt or RR. D. PSV can be added to help “fine tune” incremental changes and maintain adequate spontaneous Vt (>300 ml)E. 20 secondsF. Increase Vt or RR (Adjust Vt first, but if Vt is ideal then go w/ RR)G. Pressure and Flow (pt.), Timed (vent.), Manuel (operator)H. the amount of force needed to overcome airway resistance and inflate the lung w/ a volume. (= Vt/PIP-PEEP)I. Compensated Respiratory Acidosis w/ normal oxygenation; don't touch the PaCO2. However, the O2 is at toxic level for a COPDer. Drop FIO2 until he starts to breath on his own. J. 30K. Type I: Hypoxic Type II: HypercapnicL. end of inhalation (i.e. machine stops at end of inhalation)M. ↓ FIO2 and/or I-TimeN. A-line, Continuous BP monitor, Swan-GanzO. 6-10 ml/kgP. 4Q. barotraumas, ↓ venous return, Qt and renal blood flow, ↑ WOB, PVR, ICP, deadspace, mean airway pressure.R. inspiratory hold of air w/ a Pplat giving the C of the lungs. (= Vt/Pplat-PEEP)S. 1. Ct=Vol/P 2. V-lost= Ct x pt’s Pip 3. Corrected Vt= Vt - V-lost (775)T. Normal ABG; except the PaO2, so lower the FIO2. It's over the toxic level anyway. |
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