09: Vent Initiation Flashcards

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Clinical goals of CMV

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Improve ventilation and oxygenation
Decrease WOB and myocardial work

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How to achieve CMV goals

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Normalize pH
Improve alveolar ventilation
Arterial oxygenation
Increase lung volume

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Four broad indications for CMV

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Apnea
Acute hypercapnic failure
Impending acute ventilator failure
Acute hypoxemia respiratory failure

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Acute hypercapnic respiratory failure signs

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Respiratory acidosis
PaCO2 55 or greater
pH 7.20 or less

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How to determine impending acute ventilatory failure

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Serial ABGs

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acute hypoxemia respiratory failure signs and systems and disease process this is common in

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PaO2 <60
Increased WOB
Inefficient breathing pattern
Common in ARDS

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Five steps in ventilator commitment

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patent airway (artificial aw or ambu)
Stabilize cardio (hypotensive and arrhythmias)
baseline vitals
Respiratory pattern (initial parameters)
Connect pt to vent

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Effect of peak flow on ventilation and I:E (increasing or too high)

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Increasing peak flow -> decreases I time, increases E time, improve venous return
Too high peak flow -> increase PIP, turbulence, but decrease venous return

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Artificial airway complications/hazards and how to manage

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Tube disconnection -> set alarms, ambu bag
Sore throat, edema, etc -> use less than 25-30 mmHg of cuff pressure
Cuff over-inflation -> deflate, reintubate
Loss of cuff seal -> reinflate
VAP -> HOB 30 degrees, oral care, hi-lo eval secretions

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Machine failure complications/hazards and how to manage

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System leak -> locate leak, bag pt
Machine failure -> immediately remove pt from vent

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Hypotension/hypovalemia in CMV cause of and effect on venous return

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Tidal volume >8 ml/kg and pressures >7cmH2O cause decreased venous return

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Pulmonary barotrauma in CMV complications/hazards, cause of, and what to do if pneumo is suspected

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Pneumo, subq emphysema
PIP>50 and/or PEEP >20
Call dr/nurse, needle decompression for tension

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Atelectasis in CMV: cause of and how to manage

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Inefficient tidal volume (keep between 6-8 ml/kg IBW)
Change body positioning
Fluid management

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Pulmonary infection in CMV:
Cause of
Immunosurpressed?
How to prevent
Signs to look for
Common site?

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Direct contact w pt aw
Immunosuppressed? Get sick quick
Aw care/aseptic
Change in sputum
Common site? Headed humidifier

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GI problems in CMV complications/hazards and how to manage

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Acute ulcerations with bleeding -> HOB 30 degrees

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Renal problems in CMV complications/hazards and how to manage

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Fluid retention from increase in ADH
Mgmt: daily kg body wt check

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O2 toxicity in CMV:
Cause of
Leads to
How to manage

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FiO2 > 50% for 24-72 hrs
Absorption atelectasis
Hyaline membrane formation
Mgmt: ween FiO2 to 50% then PEEP

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Hemodynamic changes in CMV:
Effect on blood flow
Bedside monitor?

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L ventricle cannot pump blood to body -> cannot return to R side
Bedside monitor? BP

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CNS (ICP) in CMV

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Increased ICP (NV: 5-15) with PEEP and increased intrathoracic pressure
decreased CO -> decreased Cerebral perfusion -> increased ICP

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Human error in CMV complications/hazards and how to manage

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R main stem intubation
Poor sx technique
Inefficient alarms/parameters

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Prolonged full ventilatory support in CMV complications/hazards

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Atrophy
Fatigue

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Insufficient alveolar ventilation parameters

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PaCO2 >55
pH <7.20

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Insufficient lung expansion parameters

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Vt <5
VC <10
RR <8 or >35

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Insufficient muscle strength parameters

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MIP/NIF > -20
VC <10

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Increased WOB (labored/distressed)
VE >10 VD/Vt >0.6
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Hypoxemia parameters
P(A-a)O2 on 100% >350 PaO2/FiO2 <200
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PIF/NIF tests
Respiratory muscle strength
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What might prevent improved ventilation in CMV
Severe obstruction Reduced LC beyond capability of vent (ARDS)
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As alveolar ventilation decreases, PaCO2
Increases
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As VA increases, PaCO2
Decreases
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Alveolar ventilation equation
(Vt - VD) x RR
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Vd =
1 ml/lb IBW
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MAP or PAW =
Result of duration and amount of positive pressure in lung
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Initial vent settings
FiO2: 100% Mode: Control Rate: 12-20 or rate needed to correct acidosis/alkalosis Vt: 6-8 ml/kg IBW
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How to alleviate cuff leak from severed pilot line
Reinflate w needle
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O2 toxicity S&S
Nausea Substernal chest pain
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Ventilation strategy for increased ICP
Deliberate hyperventilation (PaCO2 30-35) for first 24-48 hrs to decrease swelling and ICP
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Effect of subnormal workload on respiratory muscle
Atrophy
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Effect of excessive workload on respiratory muscle
Fatigue
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NIF normal range
-80 to -100
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Acute hypoxemic RF ABG
PaO2 <60
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Hypercapnic respiratory failure ABG
Uncompensated pH Increased CO2
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Acute on Chronic hypercapnic respiratory failure
Alveolar hyperventilation
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CMV effect on WOB
Decreases
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What effects MAP
PEEP
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How does air trapping occur in CMV and how does it effect I and e time
Too low of flow -> increase I time decrease E time
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Airtrapping results in
Decreasing pulmonary capillary blood flow Increasing risk for barotrauma
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Positive pressure effect on venous return
Decreases
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Overly/more compliant lung and PPV
Emphysema Worsen impact on cardiovascular
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Stiff lung and PPV
ARDS Less transmission of pressure, less effect on venous return
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Kyphoscoliosis and CMV
Rapid transmission of pressures -> decreases venous return
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Pt fighting ventilator? (Asynchronous)
Increases WOB -> increases intrapulmonary pressures -> decreases venous return
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Status asthmaticus and circulation effect
No evidence of circulatory depression w high Raw
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Fatigue in CMV: caused by and leads to
failure to provide adequate vent support or strenuous weaning, leads to hypoventilation/inadequate lung expansion and atelectasis