waveform Flashcards

1
Q

what creates flow

A

pressure gradient between patient and vent

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2
Q

what creates volume (in pressure mode)

A

flow (positive or negative between pt and vent)

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3
Q

how to increase volume without increasing pressure

A

shorten Ti

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4
Q

difference between PC and PS in conscious pt

A

Ti

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5
Q

indications of secretions

A
  • increased pip

- jumpping waveform

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6
Q

what causes flow to deviate in positive direction from expect direction

A

flow is moving from vent to patient

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7
Q

what causes flow to deviate in a negative direction from the expected direction

A

flow is moving from patient to vent (expiratory effort)

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8
Q

what can a drop in etco2 have form indicate

A

pt taking a spontaneous breath

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9
Q

which wave form in pressure mode will indicate a leak

A

volume

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10
Q

cause of scalloping in pressure waveform

A

sough
over distension in vc
inadequate flow delivery ( pt drawing more)
Ti too long

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11
Q

inadequate flow delivery on pressure waveform

A

wave form is round and wide (fix is to increase pressure not Ti)

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12
Q

what does ramp time control

A

speed of inspiratory valve opening

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13
Q

what is a fix from air hunger

A

neo (50ms)
ped (150ms)
shorten ramp time

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14
Q

indication of Ti too short

A

flow will drop before Ti ends

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15
Q

restrictive lung disease is

A
  • poor compliance

- ie decreased lung volume

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16
Q

obstructive lung disease is

A
  • poor resistance

- ie decreased airflow on expiration

17
Q

indication of de-recruitmentment on flow waveform

A

narrowing of flow waveform

18
Q

indication or increased resistance on flow waveform

A

spike then negative scoop in flow waveform on inspiration and takes longer for plateaus to return to zero
- fix is to shorten Ti

19
Q

possible resolution to a patient who is uncomfortable on ac

A

SIMV on the same setting as the support synchronies with respirations (ensures pt still reaches desired volume