How Vents Work Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

How are vents powered?

A

Gas (pneumatic)
Electric
Combined ^

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2
Q

The operator sets controls using a _____?

A

Control Panel or User Interface

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3
Q

“Pulls” open the lungs

A

Negative Pressure

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4
Q

“Pushes” open the lungs

A

Positive Pressure

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5
Q

What are the two pneumatic circuits?

A

Internal Circuit

External Circuit

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6
Q

Single circuit or double circuit

A

Internal Circuit

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7
Q

Tubing (ventilator) to patient

A

External Circuit

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8
Q

Unintelligent System

A

Open System

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9
Q

Intelligent System

A

Closed System

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10
Q

Explain an Unintelligent System (Open)

A

Desired parameter is set —-> [Ventilator control system] ——-> output

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11
Q

Control panel is the outside surface of the ventilator. It is monitored and set by the user. Controls govern the four physical parameters

A

volume, time, pressure and flow

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12
Q

reads and interprets what is set and controls the function of the drive mechanism.

A

Internal control system

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13
Q

What connects the vent to pts airway

A

External Circuit

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14
Q

Name 4 components of the External Circuit

A

Main inspiratory line
“wye” adapter to patient
Expiratory line
Expiratory valve ( internal or external)

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15
Q

Devices used with Patient Circuit

A
Warm and humidify air
Temperature sensing device
An apnea or low pressure alarm
A nebulizer line
Volume measuring device
Bacteria filter
A pressure gauge - proximal
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16
Q

Volume displacements designs

A

Bellows
Pistons
Flow valves
Solenoids

17
Q

powered by and electric motor

18
Q

Can be divided into volume controllers or flow controllers

A

Power Transmission

19
Q

Power Transmission and Conversion

A

Conversion of power source to work
Work provided by the drive mechanism
Compressors or bellows

20
Q

generate the actual force needed to deliver gas under pressure

A

Drive mechanisms

21
Q

consists of one or more valves that regulate flow to the patient

A

Output control

22
Q

Volume displacement

23
Q

Flow Control Valves (3)

A

Proportional solenoids
Stepper motor with valve
Digital Valve - on/off configuration

24
Q

Volume Displacement Designs

A

Proportional solenoids
Stepper motor with valve
Digital Valve - on/off configuration

25
Compressors can be (4)
piston driven, rotary blades, moving diaphragms or bellows
26
Compressors volume can be changed by
compressing space that will increase pressure
27
Often used as the power source or for converting and transmitting a power source
Compressors or Blowers
28
Most modern vents have what kind of valve?
flow control
29
Flow Control Valve Design (3)
Proportional Solenoids Stepper motor with valve Digital valve, on-off configuration