T2RF
NIV
oxygen in COPD
venturi mask
difference in long term respiratory failure T2 blood gas
raised bicarb
FiO2 of room air
21%
who require high flow oxygen
Carbon monoxide poisoning, cluster headache, sickle cell crisis, pneumothorax
nasal cannula max
1-6L, 24-40%
Hudsons/face mask
30-40%, 5-10L
non rebreather
T1RF, 90%, 12-15L/min
Venturi mask
2-15L/min, based on valve, FiO2 24-60%, precisely controlled
High flow nasal cannula
flow up to 60 L/min, FiO2 21-100%
COPD oxygen management
switch back to venturi once oxygen stats in 88-92% range, if started with non rebreathe
BiPAP
pulmonary oedema refractory to furosemide/diuretics, COPD,
get CXR first to check for pneumothorax
normal biPAP settings
inspiratory 10, expiratory 5
pCO2
4.7-6
higher = acidotic
less = alkalosis
bicarb
22-26
Ph
7.35-7.45
BE
how much base to get a normal pH - HCO3
only tells about metabolic component
-2/+2
pH norman but weird BE
compensating somewhere
O2
11-13
document in ABG
of on oxygen
respiratory acidosis/alkalosis differentials
respiratory alkalosis - hyperventilation, early bronchial asthma, pain/exercise/infection/pregnancy/pneumothorax/PE
acidosis - severe asthma, COPD, chest wall abnormalities, neuromuscular disorders, CNS depression, obesity
pulmonary oedema on CXr
batwing
ABDCE for Pleural effusion
which diaphragm is higher
right - liver pushes it up