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16 Cards in this Set
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What do you adjust for respiratory acidosis in BIPAP
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increase IPAP
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What do you adjust for respiratory alkalosis in BIPAP
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Decrease IPAP
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What do you change for oxygenation in BIPAP
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EPAP
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List some compliance issues
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ARDS, Atelectasis, pulmonary edema
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What is a normal plateau pressure
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less than 32mm H2O
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What is a normal PIP
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20-30
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What do you do if a patient is Alkalotic on the ventilator
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Decrease RR
Decrease VT if its high |
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What do you do if a patient is
Acidotic on the ventilator |
Increase RR
Increase VT Increase PS |
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What do you do if the PAO2 is not adequate in ventilation
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Increase Peep first
Increase FIO2 |
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volume cycling
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time cycling, pressure breath
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time cycling volume breath
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time cycling pressure breath
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pressure cycling volume breath
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pressure cycling pressure breath
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flow cycling
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