208 Designing Ventilation Strategies Flashcards
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pulmonary effects of mechanical ventilation
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- barotrauma- Injury to tissues, organs, or structures within the body, resulting from rapid or significant changes in environ mental air pressure. Exp. PTX, SC emphysema, pneumomediastinum
- VALI- acute lung injury due to MV, clinically indistinguishable from ALI or ARDS
- Aspiration and VAP
- ETT complications
- Respiratory muscle weakness
- Reduced mucociliary motility
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cardiovascular effects of mechanical ventilation
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- Hypotension
- Falsely elevated hemodynamic measurements (PAOP and CVP)
- VTE
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GI/GU effects of mechanical ventilation
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- stress ulcer/GI bleed- PPV >48hrs
- Hypomotility
- erosive esophagitis
- diarrhea
- acalculous cholecysitits
- AKI
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Neuro effects of mechanical ventilation
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- peripheral neuromuscular weakness (prolonged immobilization and use of anesthesia, critical illness)
- Increased ICP- PPV increases intrathoracic pressure and obstructs cerebral venous outflow
- disordered sleep
- Delirium and memory or cognitive impairment
5
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what is volutrauma
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alveolar overdistenstion/increased transpulmonary pressure causing lung injury. Caused by high Vt>high airway pressure
6
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what is atelectrauma
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cyclic alveolar expasion and collapse creating shear forces that distend and cause injury to adjacent alveoli and airways