assisted ventilation Flashcards
2 main types of assisted vent
- positive pressure
2. negative pressure
2 types of neg pressures
- iron lung
2. rocking bed
2 types of pos. pressure
- non-invasive (BiPAP)
2. invasive - intubate
what 2 pressures need to be seton BiPAP
inspiratory and expiratory pressures
what determines size of TV in biPAP (2)
- change in P
2. compliance of lungs
3 adv. of intubating
- stable airway against collapse
- some protection from macroaspiration
- allows toileting
5 disadv. of intubating
- uncomfortable
- can damage airway
- can’t cough
- can’t talk
- not total protection from macroaspiration
2 basic settings on PP vent
- pressure mode - set pressure diff>volume will depend on compliance
- volume mode - set volume>pressure will depend on compliance
2 names of 2 setting on pressure mode
- PEEP - positive end exp. pressure
2. high/driving pressure
2 settings on volume mode
- PEEP
2. volume
what determines O2 levels (2)
- PEEP
2. FiO2
how does ventilation affect O2 and CO2
O2 - not required
CO2 - need to vent out CO2
formula for minute vent.
TV*Resp rate
what happens in too high FiO2
resorption atelectasis
O2 too soluble>absorbed too fast>unit collapes?shunt
probs with too high PEEP
need even higher driving P > impedes venous return > BP drops