mech vent Flashcards
(107 cards)
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What are side effects of increased PEEP?
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- barotrauma
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Increase intrathoracic pressure from mech vent will?
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decrease venous return = decreased preload and decreased CO
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If you have an O2 prob you can change?
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- PEEP
- FiO2
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if you have a vent prob you can change
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- RR
- TV (if on Bipap- you can increase IPAP to increase TV) and get rid of CO2)
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what is IPAP used for?
EPAP
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IPAP- positive inspiratory pressure.
- ventilation PaCO2. If PaCO2 is high, increase IPAP to increase TV
EPAP- expiratory positive pressure.
- oxygenation and gas exchange PaO2. improves lung compliance. If PaO2 is decreased then increase EPAP or FiO2
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how do you know if you should use BiPAP or CPAP?
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look at ABG. Is it O2 or CO2 issue? if CO2 is normal use CPAP
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perfusion
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deliver blood to cap bed
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diffusion
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across membrane
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what is right shift curve?
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- decreased pH
- increased temp
- increased CO2
difficult pick up and the lungs but releases for tissues more easily
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what do you look at when you want to wean someone from the vent?
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- PaO2 and Oxy/Hgb curve
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inhale is what? and on the vent its what?
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- Active. - pressure intrathoracic
- on vent inhale is + intrathoracic pressure
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what is a normal MAP? what does MAP indicate
how do you measure
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> 65 normal
indicates best global EOP
(Diastolic x2) + systolic/ 3 =
13
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Indicators for invasive mech vent:
QUIZ
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- RR > 35
- PaCO2 > 55 with pH < 7.2
- PaO2 (with supplement O2) < 55
- severe dyspnea with use accessory muscles/trouble speaking/fatigue
- Resp arrest
- low TV/shallow resps
- cardiovascular complications (shock, HF, Hypotension)
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what is the best indicator for ventilation?
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PaCO2
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COPD can have decrease in ? and increase in?
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decrease in PaO2 and increase in PaCO2
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what do we watch for on the vent?
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Trends:
what did they start with? are the getting worse
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Common meds for intubation
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- ketamine
- Rocuronium (NMBA)
- Phenylepherine (vasoconstrict)
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What to monitor pre-intubation
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- position, Equip, moniotr (ECG, stats, BP…), Meds
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What to do during intubation
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- Cricoid pressure (maybe)
- monitor
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what to do post-intubation
QUIZ**
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- Bag PT
- confirm position (auscultate, chest rise, tube at teeth, CO2 detector, secure tube
- attach to vent
- confirm with X-ray
- put in OG
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What is volume cycle vent?
advantage
disadvantage
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Delivers preset or predetermined volume
advan: vol gas is controlled, constant O2 delivery
Disadvan: potential for excess airway pressures, barotrauma
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What is pressure cycle vent?
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deliver gas to the PT until predetermined system pressure is reached
- TV will vary** depending on lung compliance
- used for: when vol vent is not effective. For decreased lung compliance** and increased risk of barotrauma
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when vol is a set parameter?
when pressure is a parameter?
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- pressure will vary
- vol will vary
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goals of vent
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- decrease WOB
- support/improve vent
- improve oxygenation
- balance pH
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what variable initiates change from exhalation to inhalation?
Trigger
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the classification of + pressure is based on this variable
cycle
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what is flow cycle vent
- set flow rate has been achieved
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what is timed cycle vent
- set or predetermined time has elapsed
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VT setting
6-10cc/kg normal
4-7cc/kg protective lung poor compliance
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normal PEEP
5-15
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Peak flow
Rate of gas delivery to a PT (40-100L/min)
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I:E ratio
1:1-1:4
| normal is 1:3
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sensitivity
amount of - pressure the PT has to generate to initiate own breath (ex. - 2 cmH2O)
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airway pressure
Set in pressure cycled modes (PSV PCV)(pressure support and pressure controlled) ;
peak inspiratory pressure (PIP) monitored in volume cycled modes (AC SIMV)
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questions to ask when you see a vent
1. Vent settings
2. what is the PT doing?
3. What are my alarms set at?
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controlled breath
- PT does no work, vent does all
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Assisted breath
- PT starts to breath, vent takes over
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Supported breath
- Pt can do some or most of the work, vent assists or finishes the work (pressure support)
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assisted AC mode
When do you use it?
What is set
What can the PT do?
What to monitor
- To initiate vent. when full vent needed
- RR, TV (PEEP, FiO2, alarms)
- Pt can breath above set RR but receives pre-set TV
- monitor RR (above set), MV (TVxRR), PIP/PLAT pressures
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Assisted PC mode
When do you use it?
What is set
What can the PT do?
What to monitor
pressure controlled normal 15-25
- for decreased lung compliance
- set RR, pressure (upper limit pressure) (PEEP, FiO2, alarms)
- Pt can breath above RR but receives set pressure
- monitor: RR (above), MV, TV
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Spontaneous pressure support
When do you use it?
What is set
What can the PT do?
What to monitor
- weaning mode ICU
- set pressure (boost), NO RR, NO TV (PEEP, FiO2, alarms)
- Pt has to be able to breath spontaneously
- monitor: RR, TV, MV
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Hybrid SIMV + PS
When do you use it?
What is set
What can the PT do?
What to monitor
- weaning PACU
- Set RR, TV (PEEP, FiO2, Alarms)
(PS- added on spontaneous breaths)
- PT can breath above RR but received OWN TV
- monitor: RR (above), MV, PIP/PLAT pressures
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All vent settings common assess
- ABGs
- WOB
- alarms
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Ppeak
pressure airway peak -
calc PEEP + set pressure = Ppeak
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PIP
- the highest airway pressure generated by the delivery of the set Vt
- elevated inspiratory pressure. indicates changes in lung compliance or something obstructing airflow delivery (secretions)- the whole system
- pressure with each breath in entire system (lungs, tubes, ETT...)
Normal is < or = 50
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side effects of PEEP?
barotrauma and increased intrathoracic pressure
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Plat pressure
pressure at the end of inhalation, like holding your breath
- lung compliance
- norm < or = 30
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settings are?
on the bottom screen
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what is PT doing?
on the left side screen
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SIMV + PC
synchronized intermit mandatory vent
- assist with spontaneous breathing
- the PT can initiate breaths in between mandatory breaths
- PTs own TV, varies by PT lung compliance
- lung compliance reflects pressure
- inspired pressure varies
- PC normal 15-25
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when do you extubate from SIMV?
wean PS down to 5 for 12-24hrs and then can extubate (5 is min)
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TV is set at ...... for lung trauma
4-7cc/kg, when trying to protects against lung trauma
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sensitivity determines
how much effort the PT has to make to trigger a breath or gas delivery from the vent
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Peak or PIP is...
- determines the flow rate for gas to the PT
| - may be 40-100L/min
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For PT on AC mode, which changes to vent setting would decrease PaCO2?
increase RR or TV
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on PC vent, which changes would you make to decrease PaCO2?
increase set pressure
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increasing PEEP on a vent...
- increases baseline intrathoracic pressure
| - can decrease venous return and preload
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in AC mode, what is not monitored
set pressure
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in PS mode, what is not monitored?
Set Tv
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in PC mode what is not monitored?
Set Tv
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Which parameter occurs in SIMV but not in AC?
spontaneous MV
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in PCV and PSV, _______ influences_______ so minute vol must be closely monitored
compliance, TV
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what does it mean if PIP increases?
lung compliance is decreasing
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Pt is getting 10cm H2O PSV, exhaled TV has been decreasing from 450--> 375, what does that mean for lung complinace?
decreasing
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Pt getting 10 cm H2O PSV, in 3 hrs their RR increased from 14--> 26, what does this indicate?
not enough PS
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on SIMV mode, in the last 3 hrs Vt has decreased and their spontaneous RR has increased. what might this indicate?
Pt is fatiguing
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Pt is vented with PCV with PS of 20cm H2O, iTime 1 sec, RR 16. you care concerned that lung compliance is deteriorating. What parameters will provide best indication that this is occurring
Exhaled TV
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Responses to mech vent
-barotrauma
- hemodynamic alterations
- fluid retention (ADH secretion)
- O2 related issues: atelectasis, toxicity
- upper airway damage
-
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Nurse management of mech vent
- assess PT/moniotr/alarms
- troubleshoot alarms
- know complications of mech vent
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vent alarm always start at the?
PT. if in doubt of airway patent/inadequate vent. the bag the PT with O2 connected
- work from PT to vent
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apart from secretions what else causes high pressure alarm?
- kink vent tube
- biting on ETT
- bronchospasm
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low pressure alarm causes
- loose connections
- low cuff pressure/cuff leak
- crack in tubing
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cause of low exhaled TV alarm
- PT tiring in weaning mode
- cuff leak, low cuff pressure
- bronchospasm
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Low VT alarm and Pt cough and becomes restless, you?
listen to breath sounds and suction
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increasing PEEP will?
watch for? 3
- increase intrathoracic pressure and falsely increase CVP
- drop in BP
- preload
- barotrauma
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what would you want to give if you increase PEEP and have a low CVP?
NS bolus to increase preload
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Pt is on PCV and has resp acidosis with mild hypox, what changes do you want to make
increase set pressure and increase PEEP
increased PEEP = increased intrathoracic pressure = decreased venous return
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PT on PCV and has resp acidosis, what do you change
increase pressure support
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Pt on ACV set RR 20/24, Vt 350, FiO2 0.35, PEEP 5.
Pr has resp alkalosis
what is most approp intervent?
decrease Vt
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what causes barotrauma?
rising PIP
keep < 50!!
more important to watch the trend
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how does a fluid imbalance happen when vented?
positive pressure decreases venous return (increased intrathoracic pressure). This triggers the RAAS and increased ADH secretion.
- watch urine O/P, CVP, and other indicators of preload
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Pt has resp acidosis with mild hypoxic. On PC. what is the prob and what do you change?
Prob. Ventilation
increase the pressure support will indirectly increase the Vt
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Decreasing PEEP, you need to watch for potential for?
changes in lung compliance
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positive pressure vent can lead to what lung complications?
- volutrauma
| - pneumothorax
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mech vent impacts GI system by?
- increase risk gastric ulceration and gastric distension
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absorption atelectasis?
when FiO2 is close to 1.0 (100%)
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high levels of O2 can lead to? 5
1. release of free radicles
2. increase lung inflam
3. atelectasis
4. pulm fibrosis
5. localized lung edema
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how do you minimize high levels of O2
use or increase PEEP
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Pt has metabolic acidosis with hypoxemia
| FiO2 is 0.8 on PC 15, PEEP 5, Vt 250-325, RR12
potential complication for oxygen toxicity
increase PEEP so that you can decrease FiO2
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Airway management
- suction
- warm humidified air to thin secretions (tenacious secretions)
- mucolytics (aerosolized mucomyst)
- reposition to mobilize secretions
- bronchodilators to decrease airway resistance
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suctioning
- If PIP increasing
- pre-oxygenate for 30-60 sec 100%- for PT who desat easy or have high O2 needs
- insert cath no longer than carina
- less than 15 sec max
- cont not int
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increase in PIP could be from?
decreased compliance
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what are the concerns with an increasing PIP for a PT on ACV
- barotrauma
| - worsening pneumonia
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beside changing vent settings, how can you decrease PIP?
- - provide sedation
- chemically paralyze
- provide verbal reassurance
- ensure adequate analgesia
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when switched to PC what would you monitor for lung compliance?
Tv
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what do you want to change with partial comp metabolic acidosis
- decrease FiO2 and decrease PC
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weaning methods
1. spontaneous breathing trials** ICU
2. progressive decrease in the level of pressure support in PSV** ICU (NOT decreasing PC- pressure)
3. progressive decrease in vent-initiated breaths in SIMV mode ** PACU
4. decreasing SIMV RR
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SBT
lasts: 30-120 min
- gradual decrease PSV to 5 bfr extube
Short term- from OR: can use T-tube, CPAP, or low PS. Low rate SIMV 30 min then extubate
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the RSBI calc readiness to wean
rapid shallow breathing index
RR and TV
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RSBI is 40-50 (RR/Tv)
<105
| indicates she is ready to be weaned
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essential criteria for indicating PT readiness to wean
- PEEP 5-7
- FiO2 < or = .5
- low to no vasopressors
- condition resolved or almost resolved
- ability to initiate insp effort
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a - inspiratory force of _____ and a VC of _____ ml/kg are parameters that are indicative of readiness to wean
< -10, >10
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how do you know if a PT is not tolerating the SBT
1. sweating, agitation, anxiety
2. SpO2 < 88
3. PaCO2 increased by 10mmHg
4. HR >140
5. RR> 35 for > 5min with increased WOB
6. SBP <90 or >180
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for long-term vents, approp weaning?
- regular decreases in PS
- PS followed by AC rest periods
- complete when able to breathe spontaneous for 24 hrs
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common causes of failure to wean:
- source of resp failure not corrected
- fluid vol overload
- cardiac dysfunction
- neuromuscular weakness
- delirium
- metabolic disturbances
- anxiety
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not ready to be extubated
- pH< 7.25
| - PaCO2 51
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mech vent CVP goal
Now 8-12
