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What do PC CMV modes of Ventilation stand for?
Pressure Control Continuous Mandatory Ventilation.
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What is the purpose of the Set Point Targeting Scheme in PC CMV?
To control the pressure at the mouth and limit alveolar pressure.
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Name a key outcome for identifying PC CMV modes.
Differentiate a PC CMV mode with set point targeting from a PC CMV mode with adaptive targeting scheme.
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What is the control variable in PC-CMV Set Point Targeting Scheme?
Pressure.
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What happens to flow and volume in a PC CMV Set Point Targeting Scheme when compliance and resistance change?
Flow and volume will vary.
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What are the phase variables in a PC-CMV Set Point Targeting Scheme?
Time cycled, time or patient triggered.
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What is the operator's role in the Set Point Targeting Scheme?
To set a driving pressure referred to as pressure control value (PCV).
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What does the Adaptive Targeting Scheme in PC CMV aim to deliver?
A target tidal volume.
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What is a unique feature of the Adaptive Targeting Scheme compared to the Set Point Targeting Scheme?
The ventilator determines a set point variable independent of the operator.
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What type of breath sequence is used in both Set Point and Adaptive Targeting Schemes?
Mandatory breath sequence.
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In the PC CMV Set Point Targeting Scheme, what causes the actual respiratory rate to increase?
Patient triggering.
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What does PEEP stand for?
Positive End-Expiratory Pressure.
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How is flow characterized in PC-CMV Set Point modes?
Flow varies with changes in lung characteristics.
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What type of variable may the operator control in PC-CMV Set Point modes?
PCV, Ti, RR, PEEP, FiO2.
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What are the waveforms that must be recognized in PC CMV modes?
Pressure, flow and volume vs. time waveforms.
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How does the ventilator adapt in the Adaptive Targeting Scheme?
By adjusting the pressure to maintain the desired tidal volume.
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What happens if the preset tidal volume cannot be delivered within the upper pressure limit?
Visual and audible alarms are activated.
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What does the term 'test breaths' refer to?
The first few breaths used by the ventilator to determine required pressure.
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What outcome is expected from maintaining sustained inspiratory pressures in PC CMV modes?
Improving V/Q and oxygenation.
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Name a common manufacturer for PC-CMV modes.
MAQUET.
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What is the target of the Adaptive Scheme in PC CMV?
Delivering a preset tidal volume regardless of changes in lung mechanics.
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What should be monitored in PC-CMV Set Point modes to ensure safety?
Tidal volumes and minute volumes.
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What is the significance of the maximum inspiratory pressure?
It is determined by the upper pressure limit set by the operator.
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What are some applications of PC CMV Set Point modes?
Recruiting alveoli and ensuring alveolar pressures do not exceed set levels.
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What defines the adaptive feature of ventilators in the Adaptive Targeting Scheme?
The ability to adjust pressure based on compliance and resistance changes.
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What operator-set parameters are necessary for PC CMV Adaptive modes?
Vt, RR, Ti, Sensitivity, PEEP.
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Identify one of the pressure limitations in Adaptive Targeting Scheme.
Upper pressure limit set by the operator.
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When the first breath is a volume-targeted test breath, what is measured?
Plateau pressure.
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What does a PCV + PEEP calculation represent?
The peak mouth pressure (Pm).
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What is Tie?
Inspiratory time.
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What are the two targeting schemes for PC CMV?
Set Point and Adaptive.
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Describe the response of the ventilator during the Adaptive Targeting Scheme.
The ventilator adapts the pressure to achieve a desired tidal volume.
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What is the relationship between resistance and tidal volume in PC CMV Set Point modes?
Resistance changes can lead to variations in tidal volume.
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In PC-CMV, what is the significance of flow not being a set point?
Flow can fluctuate based on lung compliance and resistance.
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How can alveolar pressures be maintained during inspiration in PC CMV modes?
By sustaining inspiratory pressures.
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What is the role of operator sensitivity in PC-CMV Set Point modes?
It allows patient-triggered breaths.
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What visualization aids understanding of patient-ventilator interaction in PC CMV?
Pressure, flow and volume waveforms.
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What is the pressure control value (PCV) in a ventilation context?
The operator set driving pressure for ventilation.
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In what context would alarms be critical during PC-CMV ventilation?
When tidal volumes fluctuate outside safe limits.
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What does 'dual control' refer to in the context of PC CMV modes?
Ventilator controlling pressure to deliver volume but maintaining pressure focus.
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What should be included in patient monitoring for PC-CMV Adaptive Targeted Modes?
Changes in tidal volume due to compliance/resistance changes.
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Why is it important to monitor respiratory rate in PC-CMV?
To ensure sufficient ventilation and oxygenation.
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Define the 'cycle variable' in PC-CMV after the breath.
Time.
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What happens in the Adaptive Targeting Scheme with changes in lung mechanics?
The ventilator adjusts the pressure to maintain tidal volume.
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What is the clinical relevance of understanding compliance and resistance in ventilation?
It helps in managing and adjusting ventilatory support effectively.
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What indicates effective ventilation in a patient using PC-CMV?
Appropriate tidal volumes and minute ventilation.
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Summarize the purpose of adapting pressure in ventilation.
To ensure that a preset tidal volume is delivered despite changing lung conditions.
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What is a feature of time cycled breaths in PC-CMV modes?
They are determined by the set inspiratory time (Ti).
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Identify one variable that influences breath initiation in PC-CMV modes.
Time or patient-triggering.
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How does sustained positive pressure during inspiration affect ventilation?
It can recruit alveoli and enhance gas exchange.
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How does the design of PC-CMV impact patient comfort?
By allowing for patient-triggered breaths and compliance adjustments.
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What is the importance of PEEP in PC-CMV modes?
It prevents alveolar collapse and improves oxygenation.
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How does increased resistance affect the tidal volume delivered?
It may require higher pressure to maintain the same tidal volume.
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What is the concept of 'closed loop control' in adaptive modes?
The system uses feedback from earlier breaths to adjust settings.
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Describe how tidal volume can fluctuate in a PC-CMV Set Point mode.
Due to alterations in lung mechanics like compliance and resistance.
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In an adaptive scheme, what does the ventilator do if a set tidal volume cannot be achieved?
It adapts the pressure within the set limits.
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What parameters define the upper pressure limit?
Operator-set maximum inspiratory pressure.
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Why is it crucial for ventilators to adapt during patient movement?
To ensure adequate ventilation despite changing lung conditions.
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What can sustained inspiratory pressure provide in terms of ventilation quality?
Improve tidal volume delivery and enhance overall oxygenation.
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What happens to the pressure waveform during patient-triggered breaths?
It reflects the pressure delivered to achieve the trigger.
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Name an advantage of the adaptive targeting in PC CMV modes.
Maintains tidal volume with variable lung compliance.
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What is a primary control element for the operator in PC-CMV modes?
The pressure control value (PCV).
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In which scenario might pressure alarms be triggered in PC-CMV modes?
If the pressure exceeds the set limit while trying to achieve tidal volume.
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What defines the tidal volume (Vt) in adaptive targeting and control?
A preset volume that the ventilator aims to deliver.
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How do visual representations of waveforms aid clinical practice?
They help practitioners assess respiratory mechanics and the effectiveness of ventilation.
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What makes pressure targeting unique in the PC-CMV settings?
Pressure remains constant while tidal volumes can vary.
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Describe the influence of internal resistances in ventilatory support.
They affect the pressures required to achieve desired tidal volumes.
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In what ways are PCV and compliance related?
Higher compliance may reduce the needed PCV to achieve a set tidal volume.
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What processes are at play during an adaptive targeting breath?
Adjustment of pressure based on ongoing compliance and resistance data.
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What does it mean for a patient if the ventilator alarm sounds due to pressure limits?
The ventilator cannot deliver the set tidal volume safely.
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How can the operator adjust ventilation to optimize patient outcomes?
By selecting appropriate parameters like PCV, PEEP, and tidal volume.
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What factor is key to successful patient-ventilator synchronization?
The ability for the ventilator to detect patient effort.
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Summarize what is monitored in PC CMV to ensure lung protection.
Alveolar pressures, tidal volumes, and minute ventilation.
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Why is understanding PC-CMV vital for respiratory therapists?
It enables effective management of ventilatory support for patients.
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What does the parameter maximum inspiratory pressure help safeguard against?
Exceeding safe levels of alveolar pressure.
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Identify how compliance impacts tidal volume delivery and ventilation.
It influences the amount of pressure needed to maintain a set volume.
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Define the characteristics of waveforms produced in PC-CMV modes.
They reflect the pressure, flow, and volume across a time spectrum.
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What defines a patient-triggered breath in PC-CMV?
A breath initiated by the patient's inspiratory effort.
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What distinguishes PC-CMV from volume control modes?
It focuses on pressure delivery rather than a fixed volume target.
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What does a sustained volume ensure during ventilation practices?
Proper gas exchange and adequate ventilation.
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What essential aspects must be considered when setting PC-CMV parameters?
Arterial blood gases, patient needs, and lung mechanics.
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What variable changes in response to patient effort in an adaptive targeting mode?
Inspiratory pressure.
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What are potential consequences of improper ventilator settings in PC CMV?
Risk of inadequate ventilation or barotrauma.
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Name the effects of patient compliance on ventilatory strategies.
They affect pressure settings and overall tidal volume delivery.
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Explain why real-time monitoring of ventilator parameters is crucial.
To rapidly adapt to patient needs and maintain effective ventilation.
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What ensures that ventilator support meets individual patient needs?
Adaptation based on real-time compliance and resistance measurements.
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Summarize the effects of resistance in ventilatory support systems.
Higher resistance can require increased pressures to deliver desired volumes.
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What physiological principles govern PC CMV operation?
Pressure control, compliance, and resistance.
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How can a respiratory therapist ensure optimal ventilation for patients?
By closely monitoring and adjusting ventilatory parameters.
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What does a time-cycled breath refer to in PC-CMV contexts?
A breath cycled based on a predetermined inspiratory time.
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What importance does PEEP have in maintaining lung function?
Prevents collapse of airways and improves gas exchange.
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Identify factors to consider when selecting a PC-CMV mode for a patient.
Lung condition, pressure needs, and volume targets.
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How is a constant pressure maintained during PC-CMV?
The ventilator adjusts flow in response to compliance changes.
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What visual cues indicate effective patient-ventilator interaction?
Smooth transition of waveforms with no significant disturbances.
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Why is the understanding of patient-ventilator interaction fundamental for practitioners?
To institute safe, efficient, and effective ventilatory strategies.
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Define the therapeutic goal of PC-CMV Set Point modes.
To ensure adequate ventilation while protecting lung function.
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How does tidal volume variation affect minute ventilation in PC-CMV?
Increases in tidal volume translate into higher minute ventilation.
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Summarize the role of respiratory therapists in managing PC-CMV.
To assess patient needs and adjust ventilator settings accordingly.
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What is essential for monitoring response during high-pressure ventilation?
Continuous observation of patient effort and alarm statuses.
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Define the implications of safety limits in PC CMV modes.
They guard against excessive pressure and ensure patient safety.
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