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Mechanical Ventilation Flashcards

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Mechanical Ventilation purpose

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support respiratory system until underlying cause of RF is corrected

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Mechanical Ventilation indication

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  1. pt cannot maintain ventilation
  2. pt with acute respiratory failure based off ABGs
  3. life saving therapy while tx plan is put in place
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respiratory failure definition

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  1. PaO2 < 60 mmHg with FiO2 on 0.5
  2. PaCO2 50 mmHg with pH < 7.25
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Nurse role

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  1. provide continuous monitoring
  2. prevent complications
  3. monitor equipment
  4. provide emotional support
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Negative pressure ventilation

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created the thoracic cavity expands , provides pulling on external chest wall

**can be done outpatient

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Positive Pressure ventilation

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pushes air into lungs causing alveoli to participate in gas exchange

**ET tube and tracheostomy

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Exhalation remains passive…

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in pressure cycled ventilators , delivers air into lungs until preset air pressure is reached

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supraglottic airway

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laryngeal mask airway

**used temporary
**quick intubations

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CO2 detector

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used after intubation , turns purple to yellow

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volume cycled ventilators

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deliver air into lungs until preset volume is reached , volume remains constant

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FiO2

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amount of oxygen patient receives from the vent

-can be started at 100% then decreased

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FiO2 range

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21-100%

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FiO2 goal

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maintain PaO2 > 60 mmHg and SaO2 90-92%

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Rate (f)

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number of respirations pt receives per minute

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rate range

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8-12 breaths

-can gradually decrease when pt spontaneously breaths

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16
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breathing documentation

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need to document both ventilator breaths and spontaneous breaths

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17
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Tidal Volume (Vt)

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amount of preset volume delivered with each breath

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18
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Tidal volume range

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4-10 mL / kg

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19
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based on patients ideal body weight

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tidal volume

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20
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lower tidal volume…..

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used with ARDS to avoid barotrauma

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PEEP

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holds alveoli open , positive pressure applied at end of expiration

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PEEP range

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5-20 cm H2O

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PEEP modes

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AC and SIMV or Pressure Controlled vent

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PEEP adverse effects

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increase intrathoracic pressure –> decrease CO –> decrease venous return , volutrauma , barotrauma , increase ICP

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Pressure Support

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extra push of air during spontaneous breathing

-pt initiates breath , more PS applied larger the breath

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26
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pressure support range

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5-20 cm H2O

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27
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Flow

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velocity of gas flow per min

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PIP

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maximum pressure that occurs during inspiration

29
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PIP range

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should remain < 35

30
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PIP DANGER LEVEL

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should never be above 40

31
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PIP increasing

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  1. secretions
  2. bronchospasm
  3. biting ETT
  4. pulmonary edema
  5. ARDS
  6. pleural disease
32
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minute ventilation (Ve)

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amount of air delivered / min

33
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minute ventilation formula

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Ve = Vt x f

34
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Assist Control Ventilation ( AC )

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used for weak respiratory muscles and pts cannot maintain adequate ventilation

-NO PRESSURE SUPPORT
-pt does not initiate breath
-allows workers to take complete control of breathing

35
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AC complication

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respiratory alkalosis

-increased CO2 delivery
-hyperventilation

36
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AC modes

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PEEP
Vt
rate
FiO2

37
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SIMV

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used for patients being weaned from the vent and who need some assistance to maintain ventilation

-HAS PRESSURE SUPPORT
-synchronizes with patient breath

38
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SIMV modes

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rate
Vt
FiO2
PEEP
PS!!!

39
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Pressure Support

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mode is used for weaning or Spontaneous breathing trials

40
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pressure support used with….

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CPAP and SIMV

41
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PS modes

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FiO2
PEEP
PS

42
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Mechanical Ventilation complications

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  1. Hypotension
  2. Infection
  3. Barotrauma
  4. Aspiration
  5. Ventilator assisted pneumonia
43
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Hypotension w/ vent

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increased intrathoracic pressure decreasing venous return to R side of heart –> decreased CO

**SEDATIVES CAN CONTRIBUTE

44
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Ventilator infection

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defense systems of respiratory tract are bypassed , ETT is direct source to the lungs

45
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Ventilation Barotrauma

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lung injury , due to overdistension of alveoli –> tension pneumothorax

46
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tension pneumothorax

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prepare for chest tube insertion to release trapped air

47
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Ventilator aspiration

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keep HOB 30-45 degrees

48
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ventilator assisted pneumonia

A

typically develops 48 hours after intubation

-result from aspiration / gastric contents

49
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high pressure alarms

A

mucous plug / secretions
patient biting ETT
pneumothorax
pt anxiety
kink in tubing
water collected in vent tubing

50
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low pressure alarms

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cuff leak
deflated cuff (leak in vent circuit)
pt stops breathing OR decreased breathing

51
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weaning mechanical ventilation

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patient should demonstrate cause of RF is reversed

52
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indications for weaning

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  1. breathe spontaneously
  2. adequate oxygenation
  3. hemodynamic stability
53
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criteria for weaning

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  1. RF cause reversed
  2. pH > or = 7.25
  3. PEEP < or = 5-8 cm H2O
  4. FiO2 < or = 0.4 - 0.5
  5. PaO2 / FiO2 > 150 -200 : really MUCH greater
  6. hemodynamic stability
54
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pH level for weaning

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> or equal to 7.25

55
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PEEP for weaning

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5-8 cm H2O

56
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FiO2 / PaO2 for weaning

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> 150 - 200 really need MUCH HIGHER

57
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FiO2 for weaning

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0.4 - 0.5 %

58
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FiO2 / PaO2 ratio

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need to divide PaO2 by FiO2

59
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modes for weaning

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  1. Pressure support
  2. T-piece
  3. CPAP
60
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pressure support weaning

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gradual reduction in 2-5 cm H2O , gradually lengthen time intervals

-discontinue when pt is stable for 2 hours or longer at 5cm H2O

61
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t-piece weaning

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provide humidified oxygen attached to ET tube
start as short as 5 minutes
REST PERIOD 6-8 hours

-discontinue when pt stable for 2 hours

62
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CPAP weaning

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patient performs all WOB
CPAP of 5cm H2O
start with trial for 5 min
REST PERIOD 6-8 hours

-discontinue when patient for 2 hours

63
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last option before ventilation

A

BiPAP

64
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extubation complications

A
  1. reintubation
  2. aspiration
  3. airway obstruction s/s
65
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reintubation

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have intubation tray at bedside

66
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aspiration

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COUGH W/ TUBE REMOVAL

67
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airway obstruction

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stridor
dyspnea
cyanosis
coughing
dyspnea
laryngospasm
swelling

68
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ventilation care

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suction
HOB 35-45 degrees
sedation vacation
DVT prevention
oral care
clorahexadine
peptic ulcer prevention

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