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. . Dr. T.R.Chandrashekar Prof and H.O.D Department of Critical Care Medicine Institute of Gastrointestinal diseases and organ Transplant (IGOT), Bangalore ..

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=. Resistance x Flow. +. Compliance. Patient effort.

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NMB- controlled ventilation VC/PC. EXTUBATION IS RISKY BUSINESS. WHY THE CONCLUSION OF GENERAL ANESTHESIA CAN BE A CRITICAL EVENT - The anesthesia consultant.

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Physiology to understand Mechanical ventilation.

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Proportionality of support means support starts and ends and is as much as the Brain wants.

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VT-400ml. OP poisoning patient Day-4 stable, on PS mode.

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400ml. 20 cm H 2 0. Volume control Assist volume control.

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Set-point Adaptive Optimum Servo Intelligent. Targeting Scheme.

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350ml. 250ml. Volume support. Test breath. Target Vt 400ml.

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Inspiration. Ventilator generates a Inspiratory flow of gas.

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Flow occurs. Pressure difference. Flow for a given time = Tidal VOLUME delivered.

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Purpose of MV is to put volume into lung. For Volume to get into lungs- flow is required.

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Understanding Modes.

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1.First question is. Volume modes or Pressure modes.

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Flow is delivered till the set volume is achieved.

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Fixed Flow Patient may not be comfortable. Peak or Pplat or DP change depending on the alveolar stiffness.

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30cm H 2 0 Pplat. Should monitor pressure- Plateau pressure / DP.

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Control variables within breaths. Who triggers inspiration? What limits inspiration? What cycles inspiration to expiration?.

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1-Who initiates?. Phases of Inspiration. gal_w_accys - 01 - 15hx305dpi.

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T:\Brunner\patient.tif. How does the ventilator start a breath? If patient is not capable to initiate a breath Or not allowed to initiate a breath.

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Time. Patient. Pressure trigger. Trigger – Initiation of Inspiratory flow from the ventilator.

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Pressure Triggering. Time (sec). Assisted. Controlled.

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Improper trigger setting is responsible for >50% asynchrony.

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3. When is inspiration ended allowing for expiration to start ? (CYCLE VARIABLE).

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Time cycled. Pressure controlled. Preset V T Volume Cycling.

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Flow Cycling. Peak flow. 75. 50. 25. 100L. Inspiration.

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DIFFERENT TYPES OF BREATHS depending upon the above three questions.

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T. L. C. All three stages controlled by machine. T.

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PIP. FIO 2 I:E VC/AVC Mode VT 7ml/kg PEEP RR 50% 450ml 6 cmH 2 O 18/min 1:2 DP 8 Insp Hold Cs 56.25 Pplat 14.

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Controlled Mode (Volume-Targeted Ventilation). DR TRC/KRH.

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Pressure Flow Volume (L/min) (cm H 2 O) (ml). Set PC level.

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Pplat. How set Pressure limit when shifting from Volume limited modes.

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Pressure support mode. You can not set RR Tidal volume= altering PS levels I:E ratio Instead we can change Rise time and Expiratory sensitivity to alter them.

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Expiratory trigger sensitivity. Rise time To increase flow.

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Basic More Apnea TRC Patient I:E: 128 TE: 2.75S VVIBW: 8.0 ml/kg 7 cmH20 70 p- ramp 25 1.00 5.0 b' min Flow trigger 16 530 5 cmH20 PEEP/CPAP 50 O xygen Cqntrols.

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Change from inspiration to expiration phase. Types of cycling?.

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RR and I:E ratio is controlled by whom?. RR ,I:E ratio Are controlled by the patient.

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Flow Cycling. 75. 50. PF=100%. 25. Inspiration. Expiration.

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RISE TIME. 40. P CIRC cmH 2 O. INSP. L min. EXP. 30.

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PEAK FLOW. Peak Flow 30l/mt. Peak Flow 90 l/mt. Missed breaths.

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Time (sec). Flow (L/m). Flow Cycling. Pressure (cm H 2 O).

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SIMV=VC+PS. Breathing sequence - Whether or not the mode allows mandatory, spontaneous breaths or both.

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SIMV. Give rest to respiratory muscles during mandatory breath= decreased WOB Has back up rate, so when starting to wean you feel it much safer.

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Time (sec). DR TRC/KRH. Time-Cycled. Flow-Cycled.

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Mandatory breath Spontaneo b reaths Flow (L/min) Volume 30 Airway pressure (a-n H 20) Esophageal pressure (cm H 20) Figure 15-10 S',mchronized intermittent mandatory ventilation. Note that the esophageal pressure change for the mandatory breath is nearly as great as that for the spontaneous breaths..

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Flow (L/min) Time. SIMV+PS. Asynchrony Diaphragmatic injury.

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PC with PEEP I:E=1:1 With spontaneous breathing at both levels.

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Settings that the clinician selects. The alarms that place limits on the process.

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Tidal volume 6 to 8ml/Kg. PEEP 5cm H2O Personalize.

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Same tidal volume. 2. PEEP =5 cm H2O. Can be personalized looking at Pplat and driving pressure.