Final Flashcards
___________ is delivered into the space bw bellows and housing
Driving gas
______________ mandate high pressure limit, as well as low pressure and minute ventilation alarm
Alarm standards
With ________ ventilators have very precise tidal volumes
Piston
Actual bellows (plastic housing) should be sterilized with
Ethylene oxide or steam sterilization
Mode of ventilation:
Reaches preset pressure but achieves a target volume
Volume achieved depends on compliance and resistance
Pressure constant during inspiratory cycle
Flow decreases as pressure in lung decreases
Increased mean airway pressures
Improves recruitment
Pressure control ventilation
Established vaporizer standards
ASTM
3 advantages of open breathing circuits
Low resistance
Low pollution
Easy
Relatively cheap
Volume fluctuates depending on how much flow required to reach target pressure
Pressure control ventilation
Optimizing ventilation during volume control ventilation use
Reverse I:E ratio
3 characteristics of closed system
No waste of oxygen
Retains heat and humidity
Less pollution
PEEP greater than 5 results in
Decreased venous return and hypotension
The amount of calories required to convert 1 gm of liquid to vapor without temperature change in the remaining liquid
Heat of vaporization
Bellows of ventilator are housed in a ______ and inside the bellows is connected to the breathing system
Pressure chamber
In VC ventilation changes in compliance or resistance are reflected in
Changes in PIP
Pressure control ventilation difference in normal lung compliance and poor lung compliance?
Peak flow remains same but total flow fluctuates
Volume fluctuates depending on flow required to reach target pressure
Chemical reaction bw CO2 and soda lime
Water reacts with CO2 to produce carbonic acid (H2CO3) and heat
H2CO3 reacts with base in soda lime to form bicarbonate, water, and heat
Modern machines __________ ______ ventilator when bag/ventilator switch is switched
Automatically activate
Basic characteristics of CO2 absorbent
Do not support bacterial growth
Gas tends to travel along periphery
Each last 20-30 hours
Disadvantages of NRB
Require high FGF resulting in pollution and economic waste
Inspired heat and humidity low r/t higher FGF
Requires frequent adjustment of FGF
Not suitable for pt with MH hx due to inability to increase FGF enough to blow off CO2
3 uses of reservoir bag
Provides a means for delivering positive pressure
Allows use of lower FGF
Protects pt from excessive pressure in breathing circuit
Electrical (piston) ventilator
Tidal volume
More precise
Electrical (piston) ventilators
By eliminating need for a drive gas_______
Stable flow can be provided
Increased empty space results in
Longer diffusion times
Advantages of circle system
Economical - expired gases reused - minimize FGF and anesthetic agent Humidifies inspired gas Preserves heat and pt temperature
Desflurane is heated to __________and overpressurized to ________
39C
1300 mmHg
Compared to newer vaporizers (tec6,7,etc.) the Tec 5 vaporizers require FGF close to _______ and are more affected by
FGF close to 5 lpm
More affected by pumping
Reversing I:E ratio on VC ventilation results in
Alveolar recruitment improved by prolonging inspiratory period
Slow alveoli recruited
Most popular non-rebreathing circuit is the ______
Why?
Mapelson D
Excess gas scavenging is easy and most efficient during controlled ventilation
Double circuit ventilators
1 circuit contains _____
The other contains _____
Patient gas
Other drive gas
Risks of PEEP
Potential for barotrauma
May decrease venous return and BP
May worsen VQ with OLV
Ventilator can deliver gas by generating specified _____ or________
Must be
Volume or pressure
Individualized
Three characteristics of modern vaporizers
- Agent-specificity
- Temperature compensation
- Flow over
Disadvantages of rebreathing systems
Complex Less portable Opportunities for disconnect Unidirectional valves may malfunction Increased dead space Increased empty space
2 fx of APL valve
Control pressure in breathing circuit
Releases gas to scavenging system
Causes of decreased pulmonary compliance
CHF Trandelenburg Pleural effusion Abdominal packing/insufflation Obesity Tension pneumo Endobronchial intubation
Must be careful when switching between modes to ______________
Assess compliance changes
PIP and/or TV may be inappropriate
_________ ventilators less accurate especially with non-compliant lungs
Bellows ventilators
Safety feature that allows only one vaporizer on at a time
Vaporizer interlock
The double circuit separates
Breathing system from driving gas
Which mode of ventilation?
Preset TV administered, independent of pt effort
Flow rate is fixed at constant value during inspiration
Changes in compliance or resistance are reflected in changes in PIP
Volume control ventilation
Lower compliance translates into ___________ for same pressure setting
Lower TV
Basic operating premise of variable bypass vaporizers states that FDF enters the vaporizer and splits into carrier gas (_________) and bypass gas (_________)
Carrier gas <20%
Bypass gas 80%
Ventilator in circle system takes place of
Reservoir bag in ventilation
Use of backup or SIMV rate part of this mode
PSV Pro
_____________may be tipped as long as in the ______setting
Vapor 2000
As long as in the “T” setting
Modern ventilators/machines ________ tidal volume regardless of FGF by separating FGF from TV
Compensate
To avoid hypercarbia with increased deadspace minute ventilation ____________
Must increase
Alveolar ventilation = VE-VD
Benefits of PEEP
Increase compliance Recruits alveoli Decreases VQ mismatch Increases TV above closing volume Redistribution of extravascular water