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Mechanical ventilation workshop

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Mechanical
Ventilation
Workshop
J. Christopher Farmer


“Play by the Rules”


Basic Principles:
Establish Harm-Free Goals
1.

SaO2 85-90% with certain exceptions

2.

Follow pH not PaCO2

3.

VT: ARDS versus other lung conditions

4.

Paw: ARDS versus other lung conditions

5.

Avoid drugs that may prolong weaning
(sedatives, neuromuscular blockers)


Better is the enemy of good…


Basic Principles:
Establish Synchronization

VENTILATOR
DELIVERY




FLOW
PRESSURE
VOLUME

PATIENT
DEMAND


Basic Principles:
Avoid Lung Injury

ALVEOLAR
SHEAR

• PRESSURE
• VOLUME

COLLAPSE  RECRUITMENT



Basic Principles:
The Target Zone


Basic Principles:
Lung immobilization = healing


Basic Principles:
Coordination of Purpose
patient

}P

res

P

Airway

P

PAlv

Pleura

ventilator
Diaphragm


Airway pressure

Flow

Ti
Stroetz et al.

Te
Time


Basic Principles:
Know the Modes

CPAP


Basic Principles:
Know the Modes

SIMV


Basic Principles:
Know the Modes

SIMV + PRESSURE SUPPORT

SIMV



Basic Principles:
Know the Modes

ASSIST CONTROL (CMV)


Basic Principles:
Know the Modes

CMV versus PC


Basic Principles:
Know the Modes

I

APRV

E


Basic Principles:
Know the Waveforms


Basic Principles:
Know the Waveforms


What is the flow pattern?


Basic Principles:
Know the Waveforms

Is this a pressure supported or SIMV or VAC breath?


Basic Principles:
Know the Waveforms

Is this pressure support or pressure control?


Basic Principles:
Know the Waveforms

INADEQUATE
INSP. FLOW



X



Is the patient/ventilator synchronizing with the patient/ventilator?



Basic Principles:
Know the Waveforms
VENTILATOR TUBING CIRCUIT LENGTH
PATIENT

VENTILATOR

Inspiratory effort: patient work with pressure versus flow triggering


“Diagnosing the problem”


Disorders of flow


Flow starvation



Excess flow



Outflow obstruction



Inflow obstruction



Flow Starvation


CMV, Volume Cycled
Inspiratory Flow Starvation


High respiratory drive






High inspiratory flow
demand




Pain
Fever
Anxiety
Patient outstripping
the pre-set (fixed)
ventilator flow rate

Scalping of pressure

waveform


Adjust Peak Flow to Meet
Patient Inspiratory Demand


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