2.6 Respiratory Failure Flashcards
CIP?
Critically-ill polyneuropathy
ICUAW…
Typically dx by imp muscle weakness and paresis, unexplained difficulty in weaning form mechanical ventilation.
Can reverse!
What is the goal of intubation and mechanical ventilation?
Support breathing by providing an airway and adequate alveolar ventilation and is based on ABGs.
What is established and maintained with mechanical ventilation?
Tidal volume (normally exhale and inhale, 500mL) and RR - satisfactory blood gas & pH
Patients on mechanical ventilation should be at what position in bed?
30 degrees HOB!
Due to aspiration possibility!
Systems review in ICU
Musculoskeletal: - PROM - no gross strength assessed... Neuromuscular: - Balance: EOB - no transfers Communication: - one-step commands - sedated, lethargic, but arousable
With PT how much O2 demand is used?
25%!
Makes sure we don’t over demand them!
Check vitals!
Never silence alarms unless you know the meaning of it, have a rationale!
Is 20-30 ppm increasing from resting to sitting appropriate?
May be… They are working hard. Check S&S.
When is BP hypo adaptive?
> 10-20 mmHg drop. Check S&S.
What is normal PIP?
25-35 cm H2O
What is normal min ventilation?
at rest: 5-8L/min, should come up with exercise
Ways to wean mechanical ventilation: (5)
1) Reduction of PS wean
2) Reduction of machine assisted breaths (SIMV)
3) Spontaneous of breathing trial
4) Progression of time spent w/ less ventilatory support coordinated w/ periods of rest
5) Rapid extubation