Initial Settings and Weaning Parameters

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Initial RR Setting

10-20bpm

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Initial RR Setting for SIMV on VC

6-10 bpm

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What are the special considerations for RR on VC?

  • Ve = 5-8L/min

  • Up to 20

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What are the special considerations for RR on PC?

  • Up to 20

  • Or same as previous setting on VC mode

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What are the initial settings for VT on AC/VC?

6-8ml/IBW

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What are the special considerations for VT on AC/VC?

  • Keep Pplat < 30

  • Keep PIP < 40

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Initial settings on Pinsp (above PEEP)

Pplat on VC

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Special considerations on Pins above PEEP

  • PIP - PEEP (if Pplat not known)

  • Adjust to achieve target VT of IBW

  • 15-25 = good start

    • < 35cmH2O

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Initial settings for FiO2

40-60% if not known

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What are the special considerations for FiO2 on VC or PC?

  • 100% for emergencies or unstable

  • If patient on O2:

    • match their prior FiO2

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Initial Settings for PEEP on VC or PC

3-5cmH2O

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What are the special accommodations for PEEP on VC?

  • Max is 8cmH2O

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What are the special accommodations for PEEP on PC?

  • Higher for ARDS

  • Same as prior settings from VC

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What are the initial settings for Flow on VC?

40-60L/min

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What are the special considerations for Flow on VC?

  • Consider I:E ratio, IT

    • ex: I:E = 1:2

  • Pressure trigger -1 to 1cmH2O

  • Flow trigger 1-3L/min

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Initial Settings for IT/I:E ratio on AC/PC?

0.8-12 sec

  • I:E Ratio goal = 1:2

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Special considerations for IT/I:E ratio on AC/PC

  • Obstructive: longer exp times

  • ARDS: may use IRV (Inverse ratio ventilation) to improve oxygenation → 2:1

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What are the alarm settings for High Pressure?

10-15cmH2O above PIP

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What are the alarm settings for Low Pressure?

10cmH2O below PIP

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What are the alarm settings for High Frequency?

10-15 above observed rate 

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What are the alarm settings for Low Frequency?

10 below observed rate

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What are the alarm settings for High Minute Volume?

3-5L above observed MV

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What are the alarm settings for Low Minute Volume?

2-3 below observed Minute Ventilation

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What are the alarm settings for high VT?

200-300mL above observed VT

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What are the alarm settings for Low VT?

100mL below observed VT

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What are the apnea alarm settings?

20 seconds

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IBW for Male 5ft and over equation

106 + 6 (total inches - 60inches)

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IBW for Female 5ft and over equation

105 + 5 (total inches - 60inches)

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IBW for Male under 5ft equation

106 – 2 (inches under 5 feet)

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IBW for Female under 5ft equation

105 – 2 (inches under 5 feet)

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Initial Settings for BIPAP for IPAP

Inspiratory positive airway pressure (IPAP)= 8-12 cmH2O (up to 15)

  • Increase 3-5 cmH2O to improve ventilation

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Initial Settings for BIPAP for EPAP

Expiratory positive airway pressure (EPAP)= 4-6 cmH2O (up to 8)

  • Increase 2-5 cmH2O to improve oxygenation

  • When EPAP is increased, remember to increase IPAP same amount to maintain Pressure Support (PS) to maintain ventilation

    • Remember IPAP-EPAP= PS

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What is a normal vital capacity? in weaning.

65-75 mL/kg

  • (10 x VT)

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What is an acceptable value in vital capacity?

≥ 10 mL/kg

  • (2 x VT)

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What’s an unacceptable value in Vital Capacity?

< 10 mL/kg

  • (< 2 x VT)

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What is a normal MIP or NIF aka diaphragm strength in weaning from the vent?

80cmH2O

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What is an acceptable MIP or NIF when weaning from the vent?

20 cmH20

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What is an unacceptable MIP or NIF when weaning from the vent?

< 20 cmH20

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What is a normal value for RR or Frequency for weaning from the vent?

12-20/min

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What is an acceptable value for RR or Frequency for weaning from the vent?

8-20 /min

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What is an unacceptable value for RR or Frequency for weaning from the vent?

  • > 20 /min

  • < 8 /min

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What is a normal value for a Spontaneous VT when weaning from the vent?

5-8 mL/kg

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What is the acceptable value for Spontaneous VT when weaning from the vent?

≥ 5 mL/kg

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What is the unacceptable value for Spontaneous VT when weaning from the vent?

< 5 mL/kg

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What is a normal value for Minute Ventilation when weaning from the vent?

5-6 L/min

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What is an acceptable Minute Ventilation when weaning from the vent?

< 10 L/min

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What is an unacceptable Minute Ventilation when weaning from the vent?

> 10 L/min

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What is the normal value for Maximum Expiratory Pressure (aka secretion management → coughing)?

  • 160 cmH20

    • double MIP

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What is an acceptable Maximum Expiratory Pressure (MEP) (aka cough)?

40 cmH20

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What is an unacceptable Maximum Expiratory Pressure (MEP) (aka cough)?

< 40 cmH20