Intensive Care Cases Flashcards
Winters Equation
Gives predicted PCO2
Predicted PCO2 = 1.5HCO3 + 8 +/- 2
Anion Gap Calculation
Na+ - (Cl- + CO2)
Normal is 10-12 mEq/L
Types of respiratory failure
Ventilatory failure (high CO2) Oxygenation failure (low O2) Airway failure (cannot protect)
Causes of ventilatory failure
Acute
- drug overdose
- athma
- stroke
Chronic
- emphysema
- fibrosis
Causes of oxygenation failure
Acute
- pneumonia
- embolism
Chronic
- emphysema
- fibrosis
Clinical signs of chronic oxygenation failure
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CPAP
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BiPAP
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Contraindications to NIPPV
- Altered mental status (b/c no gag reflex)
- Facial deformity or trauma
- Stridor or burns or obstruction or airways
- Cardiac or respiratory arrest
- Unable to clear sputum
- Recent thoracic surgery
- Severe multilobar pneumonia
ARDS criteria
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Signs and symptoms of ARDs
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ABGs with ARDS
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Causes of ARDS
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SIRS Criteria
Temp > 38 or < 36
HR > 90
RR > 20 or PaCO2 < 32
WBC > 12000 or < 000 or > 10% bands
SEPSIS
SIRS + source of infection
Severe Sepsis
Sepsis + organ dysfunction/hypoperfusion
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Septic Shock
Severe sepsis + persistent hypotension after adequate fluid challenge (40-60 ml/kg saline)
MODS
Multiple Organ Dysfunction
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If at risk for pseudomonas, which antibiotics do you choose?
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What drug is added to tx if there is high risk for community acquired MRSA?
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Cardiogenic shcok
- CO
- TPR
- PCWP
- Tx
- CO - dec
- TPR - inc
- PCWP - inc
- Tx - diuresis, dobutamine
Septic shock
- CO
- TPR
- PCWP
- Tx
- CO - inc
- TPR - dec
- PCWP - dec
- Tx - fluids, NE
Neurogeneic shock
- CO
- TPR
- PCWP
- Tx
- CO - dec
- TPR - dec
- PCWP - dec
- Tx - dopamine
Anaphylactic shock
- CO
- TPR
- PCWP
- Tx
- CO - inc
- TPR - dec
- PCWP - dec
- Tx - epi
Hypovolemic shock
- CO
- TPR
- PCWP
- Tx
- CO - dec
- TPR - inc
- PCWP - dec
- Tx - fluids, NE
Oxygen Content
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Oxygen Delivery
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Symptoms of malperfusion
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What are the 5 targets of early directive therapy for patients with malperfusion?
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