A Peak inspiratory flow (set VI) B Peak expiratory flow. C Expiratory retard- Increased resistance to expiratory flow (see H under pressure-time curve) B&C May …
Adult, Neonatal/Pediatric. Recommended Liter Flow, 1-6 LPM. 0.1 – 6 LPM (use O2 blender, if available). FIO2 Delivered (estimated)*, 24-40%, 21%-50% (See …
Controlled Cough, Three deep breaths, exhaling normally after the first two and then coughing firmly on the third. Double Cough, A deep breath followed by two …
Volume Ventilation – Assist/Control (constant or square flow) The volume delivered is determined by the set volume. The rise to delivered VT is linear. 1st breath …
Catheters are inserted directly into heart chambers during cardiovascular surgery and brought out through the chest wall. Left Atrial Line Indications:.
Oakes Academy Tip. As with other content areas, it is most important to understand how these drugs work in the context of more complex patient scenarios.
Adult, Neonatal/Pediatric. Recommended Liter Flow, 10+ LPM (Keep Bag Inflated). 6-10 LPM (Keep Bag Inflated). FIO2 Delivered (estimated)*, Approximately …
Afterload. Afterload is the force the heart has to pump against. It is mostly an indication of the pressure of the aorta (where blood leaves the heart). Technically …
PEEP (including auto-PEEP) exaggerates the effects of PPV during inspiration and maintains some of those effects during expiration (ie: continuous ↑ PIT).
Indications. Resuscitation of apneic neonate in delivery room or nursery, when ventilatory assistance required only for short period of time. Equipment.