Chapter 6 - Initial vent settings Flashcards

1
Q

What does increasing Flow produce?

A

Higher PIPs

Lower I-times

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2
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What does Decreasing Flow produce?

A

Longer I-times
Lower PIPs
Improves gas exchange
Increases in MAP

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3
Q

What is the rule for changes in temp and Min Vent?

A

for every change of 1 degree in temp is a change in 9% of min vent

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4
Q

As for a ventilation is concerned, What is the best way to assess the patient?

A

pH

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5
Q

As far as delivery of a breath to the patient from a vent, What are we most concerned about?

A

Alveolar Ventilation.

By calculating tubing compliance, mechanical dead space, physiological dead space, and tidal vol delivered.

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6
Q

What are the goals of PSV?

A

Decrease WOB
Maintain Vt of at least 5 mL/kg
Maintain acceptable RR -

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7
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COPD or High Raw patients would tolerate Higher or lower flow cycle % and why?

A

Higher

Because patients have a slower flow rate drop off. Low flow cycles can lead to long uncomfortable I-times.

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8
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Pulmonary fibrosis or restrictive lung diseases patients would tolerate a Higher or lower Flow cycle % and why?

A

Lower
Because these patients reach volume faster and exhale quickly, they would benefit from a longer I-time and longer breaths.

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