12 - Introduction to Mechanical Ventilation (2/2)

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normal pleural pressure

-5 cmH2O

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What can disruption of pressure cause?

pneumothorax or effusion

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lung compliance (CL)

ability of the lungs to stretch and accept air

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static lung compliance (Cstat)

lung compliance without airflow

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dynamic lung compliance (Cdyn)

lung compliance with airflow (Raw)

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airway resistance (Raw)

pressure needed to move gas through airways

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how to prevent barotrauma

keep plateau pressure (Pplat) ≤ 30 cmH2O

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Cdyn formula

C__ = VT ÷ (PIP − PEEP)

PIP = peak inspiratory pressure; aka: peak pressure (Ppeak)

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Cstat formula

C__ = VT ÷ (Pplat − PEEP)

Pplat = plateau pressure

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Raw formula

__ = (PIP − Pplat) ÷ flow

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negative pressure ventilation

ventilation that mimics natural breathing

ex: iron lung

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positive pressure ventilation

ventilation that forces air into lungs; standard method of mechanical ventilation

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dead space ventilation

ventilation without perfusion

ex: pulmonary embolism

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shunt

perfusion without ventilation

ex: atelectasis, ARDS

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volume control (VCV)

MV mode that has a preset volume; pressure will vary

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pressure control (PCV)

MV mode that has a preset pressure; volume will vary

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pressure support (PS) and synchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation (SIMV)

MV modes that assist spontaneous breathing

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parameters for breathing in MV

  • trigger

    • time, patient effort

  • limit

    • maximum volume allowed (like pressure)

  • cycle

    • what ends breath (time, flow, volume)

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volume control

  • pressure graph

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volume control

  • volume graph

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volume control

  • flow graph

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pressure control

  • pressure graph

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pressure control

  • volume graph

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pressure control

  • flow graph

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triggering for VCV

  • time-triggered (mandatory) or patient-triggered

  • pressure or flow trigger starts breath if patient effort detected

  • trigger sensitivity must balance between responsiveness and auto-trigger

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triggering for PCV

  • time-triggered for mandatory breaths

  • patient-triggering breaths use flow/pressure sensors

  • preset pressure delivered for fixed time

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cycling for PCV

time cycle: inspiration ends after preset i-time

  • constant pressure given until time ends

  • VT varies based on CL/Raw

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cycling for VCV

volume cycle: inspiration ends after set VT delivered

  • flow constant, pressure will vary

  • may cause high pressure with poor CL

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cycling for PS

flow cycle: breath ends when inspiratory flow drops to set percentage of peak flow (usually 25%)

  • patient-triggered and patient-cycled

  • emulates natural breathing

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MV settings and interpretation

  • PEEP

__ improves oxygenation by preventing alveolar collapse

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MV settings and interpretation

  • FiO2

__ is titrated to maintain SpO2 ≥ 90%

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MV settings and interpretation

  • critical waveform indications

  • air trapping (auto-PEEP)

  • secretions

  • patient-ventilator dyssynchrony