Modes Of Ventilation Chap 5 Flashcards
The mode that we set our patient will describe how…
We ventilate our patient
What variable initiate Ventilation?
The Trigger variable
What variable stop ventilation?
The Cycle Variable
What will happen to a patient that Inspiratory time is too slow? why?
It will increase WOB, because he will try to pull air into the lungs**.
The most common side effects of opioids include:
- Respiratory Depression
- Ileus, hypotension
- Hallucinations
Once the need for mechanical ventilation has been stablished, the clinitian must select:
- Type of Ventilation
- Ventilation mode
- Breath type
What type of ventilation should be more appropiate for a patient with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis?
Noninvasive Ventilation (Because the problem is not the airway, here we have a muscle atrophy and nerves)
TRUE or FALSE
A patient can be connected to a positive presure ventilation using either positive pressure mask or an artificial ariway?
TRUE,
What are the two methos of providing Noninvasive pressure ventilation?
- CPAP
- NIV
Both methods most commoly administrated via nasal facial mask
TRUE or FALSE
Air trapping in patient with COPD and acute asthma patients can lead to and increase in FRC while on CPAP treatment?
TRUE,
Externally applied CPAP can reduced WOB?
TRUE, Mask CPAP set at 80% to 90% of the measured auto PEEP reduces diapragmatic work and dyspnea, improve gas exchange, and does not worsen hyperventilation.
What treatment would you use to treat a Chronic Bronchitis patient who develops a Pnemonia?
Bilevel PAP, is the method most often use to treat acute on Chronic Respiratory Failure.
Finding suggest that NIV can reduce the need for intubation in how much percentage?
60% to 75% of the patients
- Chronic Bronchitis
- Chest Wall Deformities
- Neuromuscular Disorders
- Central Alveolar Hypoventilation
- COPD
Are some Disorder manage by NPPV?
YES
Advantages of NPPV
- Avoids complications associated with artificial airway
- Provide flexibility in initiating and removal mechanical ventilation
- Reduces requirment for heavy sedation
- Preserve airway defense, speach, and swallowing mechanisims
- Reduces need for invasive monitoring.
Disadvantages of NPPV
- Can cause Gastric Distension
- Eye Irritation
- Fasial Pain
- Dry Nose
- Discomfort
- Claustrophia
What mode might include Full Ventilatory Support
- Fully Controlled mode
- A/C VC
- A/C PC
- SIMV (VC, PC)
Control Variable
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Is the variable that is set by the clinitian
Limit Variable:
Is the maximun value parameter can attain, but does not end inspiration.
What are the most commons Variables:
- Pressure
- Flow
- Time
- Volume
TRUE or FALSE
Breaths types is the way how we differentiate modes?
TRUE, this include:
- Controlled or Mandatory
- Assisted
- Spontaneous
Controlled or mandatory Mode:
Here the ventilator controlled:
- Timing
- Tidal Volume
- Inspiratory Pressure
It is preset by the clinitian and it works automatically, patient has no participation on this mode.
Assisted Mode
In Assited Breath, all or part of the breath is generated by the ventilator. which does part of the WOB of the patient. Here, just as Mandatory Mode the clinitian set the ventilator but, is the patient who triggers the breaths.
Spontaneous Breaths Mode
- It is patient trigger or Time if PVS is added.
- Cycle by Patient or Flow if PSV was add it.
This is what type of Breathing Graph?
Spontaneous Breathing
In Mandatory Controlled mode, if pressure is preset this is called?
Pressure Targeted
In Mandatory Controlled Mode, If Volume is preset, this is called?
Volume Targeted
How CPAP works?
It applied positive pressure to the airways during Spontaneously Breathing.
CPAP indications:
- Intrapulmonary Shunting
- Refractory Hypoxemia
- Decrease FRC and Lung Compliance
- Loss of normal expiratory resistance caused by bypassed Glottis.
Goals of CPAP:
- Increase FRC
- Increase surface for gas exchange
- ↑ Oxygenation
- Compensation for the loss of normal expiratory resistance caused by bypassed Glottis.
Complication of CPAP
- ↓ Cardiac Output
- Barotrauma (trauma caused by ↑ P)
- ↑ ICP
- ↓ Renal blood Flow
Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV), only work with:
- a. Controlled/Mandatory Mode
- b. Assist Mode
- c. Spontaneous Mode
c. Spontaneous Breathing Mode
PSV is what type of mode?
Assist mode
On PSV mode the clinitian sets: Inspiratory Pressure, PEEP, Flow cycle criteria, and Sensitibity, while the patient stablished Rate, Inspiratory Flow, and Inspiratory Time (Ti)
This is what type of Graph?
- This is an Spontaneous Breath Graph with pressure support add it.*
- (PSV)*