Conventional Vent Flashcards
(116 cards)
1
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What is the goal when you first meet the baby at delivery?
A
Get the lung inflated
2
Q
Oxygen is a ___________ gas.
It produces lots of _____ _______.
A
Poisonous
Free radicals
3
Q
__% of CO goes to the lungs in fetus
When stressed can be ___%
A
7%
1%
4
Q
The goal during transition is to have ___% of blood from right heart go to the lungs
A
100%
5
Q
The lung inflates by ___ times in the DR that as in utero
A
4 x’s
6
Q
There is an ___ -fold increase in pulmonary blood flow in the DR
A
8
7
Q
In the DR, PVR immediately plummets by?
A
1/2
8
Q
T/F: establishment of oxygenation and ventilation is independent of FiO2 used to establish the initial lung inflation.
A
True
9
Q
O2 may delay baby’s first breath by ____ seconds.
A
24
10
Q
NPR: use ___% O2 w/term
Use ___-___% w/preterm
Must rely on _____ ______ to determine O2 need.
A
21%/RA
21-30%
Pulse oximetry
11
Q
NRP: O2 sats should be:
By 1 minute
by 5 minutes
by 10 minutes
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60-65%
80-85%
85-95%
12
Q
A study done of < 32 wkrs on RA vs 100% FiO2 showed which was better?
A
Neither, somewhere in the middle, follow institution guidelines
13
Q
What pH is indication of Acute Respiratory failure?
PaO2?
What would you do?
A
pH 7.2 and falling
Inability to maintain > 50 w/O2
Give some PPV through CPAP or ETT & Surfactant admin
14
Q
A PaO2 correlates w/SpO2’s around ___%
A
85%
15
Q
Is Apnea a sign of Respiratory Distress?
A
No
Respiratory Failure
16
Q
Respiratory Failure is defined by what?
A
Blood gases (pH too low, PaCO2 too high)
17
Q
Respiratory Distress is a ________ ________.
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Physical Finding:
Increased WOB, tachypnea, retractions, cyanosis
18
Q
Try only provide ventilation for RDS/Resp Failure?
A
Respiratory Failure
19
Q
Reasons for Apnea?
What will you see?
A
CNS injury
Apnea of Prematurity
**(2 most common)
High CO2, but oxygenate pretty well (b/c have inflated lung)
20
Q
HMD/Alveolar Dz/Pneumonia babies do what?
So their problem is ____ not ___
A
Shunt blood b/c lung is collapsed
O2, not CO2
21
Q
Most important concept to understand is:
A
The Massive Residual Volume of a babies lungs.
They have a large residual capacity.
22
Q
What is the typical Vt set on vent?
A
5 cc/kg
23
Q
What is the residual capacity of an infant?
A
25 cc/kg
24
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If there’s an obstruction, baby can get air ___ but can’t get air ____.
Will result in a ___ level of _____.
A
in
out
high, CO2
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Lawyers have decided a preemie <1500 gms is at risk of ROP if PaO2 is >___.
>____ is a medical, legal emergency
>80
>100
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BOOST and support trials concluded that targeted Sats
< 90
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What happened in the '60's when babies w/HMD were grunting (no surfactant then) and subsequently intubated?
We took away their FRC
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Grunting is a babies way of maintaining?
FRC
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What are the 6 hazards of mechanical ventilation?
1. Airway trauma
2. Infection
3. Pneumothorax
4. PIE
5. Impaired venous return
- IVH? (CPAP-inhibits venous return)
6. Chronic Lung disease
30
The ETT is always smaller than?
So, if it is smaller, it has more________.
the trachea
Resistance
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ETT's _____ the lining of the trachea, even if just in/out for Surfactant
injure
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In 1971, _____ was discovered, creating Neonatal ICU
CPAP
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Name the 2 forms of oxygen toxicity
1. O2 itself applied physically to the lung
~40% tolerated well
>70% is toxic to the lung
2. PaO2 (blood oxygen) is toxic to the organs inside (i.e. ROP)
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The CORRECT PaO2 is _________
unknown
35
PaO2 measures?
The pressure in the dissolved plasma next to the RBC's
36
O2 sat monitor is much more ________ measurement of O2 content than PaO2
exact
37
NIRS monitoring measures deep ______ saturation monitoring.
Why is this helpful?
Venous
To know the balance at oxygenation the end of the circulatory cycle (balance of checking account)
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FRC is _____ compared to Vt
Huge
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You have an FRC to allow for?
Oxygen exchange
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CO2 diffuses ____ x's faster than O2
22 x's
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O2 is _____ to diffuse.
Slow
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Even during exhalation you use _____ to absorb oxygen.
FRC
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FRC is a huge volume = ____cc/kg
25 cc/kg
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Residual volume in adults is synonymous w/?
FRC
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Oxygen =
FRC
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Oxygenation is determined by ________, which is determined by _______, which is determined by ________.
FRC (residual volume)
MAP
PEEP
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PEEP and _______ are synonyms
Oxygenation
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CPAP and PEEP are physiologically ?
FRC
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Blood is _____ color in the pulmonary artery and if the Alveoli is open, blood comes out _____ color.
If the Alveoli is collapsed, blood comes out _____
Blue
Pink
Blue
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HMD= loss of?
FRC, you can not oxygenate
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Too much FRC=
Overinflation
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W/over-inflation you have what 2 things?
1. Decreased Vt
2. Decreased Venous Return
(can't exhale, so increased CO2, can't get blood back to chest so venous return goes down)
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Surfactant deficiency is primarily a loss of?
FRC
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With increased PEEP, you have a dramatic ________ in PaO2.
Increase
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If you get too much PEEP, you will lose ____ which will increase ______
Vt
| PaCO2
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If a baby can maintain own FRC w/CPAP _____ them alone.
Leave
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If a baby has increased need for ____ and are on CPAP, give them __________.
O2
| Surfactant
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There's a relationship between _____ of Surfactant and lung _____.
Injury, so give Surfactant early if you need to give it.
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W/CPAP and Surfactant use, try to avoid:
| __________ & ____ _________
Atelectasis
| Over-Distension
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________ IS ventilation.
| What determines this?
PaCO2
| Alveolar Minute Ventilation (Inspired vol-phys. dead space x Rate/minute)
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Alveolar Minute Ventilation =
Inspired Volume - Dead Space x Rate/Minute.
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T/F: Alveolar MV is the same as MV reported on vent.
False.
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Alveolar Minute Ventilation is what determines ______
CO2
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Ventilation (PaCO2) depends on what 2 factors?
Tidal volume x Rate
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A low PaCO2 <35 is a/w ___, why?
| A PaCO2 <20 is a/w____, why?
CLD - maybe r/t overventilation
| PVL-maybe r/t barotrauma or CO2 causing clamp down of blood flow to brain
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There's increase incidence of IVH if CO2's over ____ in first few days of life.
70
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What are the 3 things you need to know about the ventilator you are using?
1. How breath is initiated (ie. pt triggered, time-cycled, etc)
2. How gas flow is controlled (what the target is-via pressure or volume?)
3. How the breath is terminated (change in flow-pressure or volume)
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What does SIMV stand for?
Synchronized Intermittent Mandatory Ventilation
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What does SIMV mean?
You pick a # of breaths to assist every minute (baby can still breathe over)
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With PSV and A/C assist mode, how many pt breaths trigger the vent?
Every breath
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The Mode defines the _________ sequence.
Breathing
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Name the 3 types of Modes
1. CMV-continuous mandatory ventilation (every breath is supported)
2. IMV-Intermittent Mandatory ventilation (some breaths supported)
3. CSV- Continuous Spontaneous Ventilation
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Do time-cycled ventilators care what the baby is doing?
No, just gives a breath
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Name the 3 modes of Patient Triggered ventilation
1. SIMV
2. PSV
3. AC (SIPPV)
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What do you get w/SIMV?
Fixed number of breaths supported
| Uneven Minute Ventilation (Vt), high WOB
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What do you get w/A/C?
Every breath is supported
Lack of control over rate (baby controls rate-or water in circuit can trigger)
Less intuitive, less familiar weaning strategy
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What do you get w/PSV?
Stand-alone mode or in combination w/SIMV
Similar to A/C (every breath supported), has back-up IMV rate
Synchronizes end of breath, not just start
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With PSV, baby controls ___ & ___.
What are 2 kinds of PSV?
Rate, IT
Pressure support alone or with Volume Guarantee
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Adults say SIMV is very comfortable/uncomfortable. Do many providers use just SIMV?
Uncomfortable
| No-used in combo w/PSV (the breaths that are not SIMV breaths)/VG, etc
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Volume is dependent on what?
The compliance of the lung
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Compliance is the change in ______ over the change in _______
volume
| pressure
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Pressure just tells you how ______ you're pushing, it doesn't tell you how much _____ you are giving
hard
gas
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What is the problem w/volume ventilation?
What can cause problems?
What can you do to avoid problems?
The volume has to be totally, evenly distributed
Plugs in the lungs
Set a pressure limit so that the volume doesn't go over a pressure that's safe
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PIP won't hurt them unless...?
It generates too much Vt
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The lung is destroyed by _______ not pressure.
Stretch (volutrauma)
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What is the other type of trauma that is where the lung is collapsed (not enough PEEP) where it keeps opening and letting it collapse?
Atelecto-trauma
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Most studies show fewer ______ days when _________ is targeted.
vent
| Volume
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An animal study showed that as few as ____ large breaths will give BPD
6
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Use just enough pressure to see?
Chest rise
90
FRC is ____ whereas Vt is ____. Therefore, use ____ of PEEP and little _____.
Large, small
| Lots, PIP
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Adjust pressure/volume to deliver ____ cc/kg
4-7 cc/kg
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Avoid these 2 things w/ventilation
1. Hyperinflation
| 2. Underinflation
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Hypocarbia is bad for: (2 things)
Lungs
| Brain
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Select ventilator Mode based on?
Whether baby is breathing or not breathing
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With PSV, baby controls their own what?
IT
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What is IT?
The time it takes to get the air in and the time it is held in (before coming out)
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The stiffer the lung the more/less time it will take to get the air everywhere it needs to go?
Less
| remember the example of ventilating the rock
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All ventilators except which one use passive exhalation?
HFV
99
What is the typical IT?
0.3-0.4 sec
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Time Constant is a marker of what?
how Stiff the lung is
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___ time constants is the amount of time it will take to get 99% of the gas out of your lung.
5
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What is the time constant for a healthy baby?
= about 0.12 seconds
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A baby w/HMD will have a very ______ time constant.
Short
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What is the equation for Time Constant?
Resistance (30 cm H2O/L/sec) x Compliance (L/cm H2O) = Time Constant
or Change in pressure over change in volume
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VG results in what?
| 9 things
- Same/lower PIP
- More stable Vt
- Less hypocapnia
- Faster recovery from forced exhalation episodes
- Works better with A/C than SIMV (baby controls IT)
- Faster recovery from suctioning
- Pro-inflammatory cytokines decreased @ 5 mL/kg
- Faster weaning from mech ventilation
- Higher Vt needed w/advanced post-natal age
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1% FiO2 increase will increase PaO2 by ___mmHg.
If the lung is ________ and ____ is adequate
6 (without pulmonary shunt)
Inflated, FRC
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T/F: it's easy to change PaO2 without a collapsed lung
True
108
Does FiO2 affect CO2?
No
109
Does FiO2 affect pH?
No
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CPAP/PEEP increase will increase ______ dramatically. It's the most important volume to maintain.
PaO2
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CPAP/PEEP may make ______ higher and give you a metabolic _________ with increased/decreased venous return
CO2
Acidosis
Decreased
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What is the most important parameter for PaCO2 that may recruit and improve PaO2 some as well?
Vt/PIP
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Rate increase will ________ PaCO2.
| If the baby is controlled by ventilator-direct correlation. If spontaneous breathing may have ___ effect.
Decrease
No
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IT may increase _____ by having more FRC ________, no _____ effect. Beware ____ trauma
PaO2
Longer
PaCO2
Volutrauma
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True/False: It's not unusual w/CPAP to have a little respiratory and metabolic acidosis
True
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A 10 increase in CO2 leads to ____ decrease in pH
0.1
