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How is Vital Capacity Measured

Using a Spirometer

Exhaled Tidal Volume Equation

VT = VE/RR

Minute Ventilation Equation

VE = VT × RR

Alveolar Ventilation Equation

VA = (VT - VD) × RR

Dead Space Value

1 mL/lb

Alveolar Ventilation AKA

Precise Ventilation

Alveolar Ventilation is Controlled by

CMV

Improve Alveolar Ventilation

Increased VT

Kilos to Pounds

Pounds = Kilos × 2.2

Mechanical Dead Space Meaning and Approximation

Circuit Tubing


Adds CO2


10 mL per inch of Tubing

Anatomic Dead Space

Amount of Inspired Tidal Volume That Does not Enter the Alveoli. Used to approximate alveolar ventilation.

Anatomic Dead Space Approximation

1 mL per lb of IBW

Alveolar Deadspace

Alveolar Ventilation with no Perfusion

Physiologic Deadspace

Sum of anatomic and alveolar Deadspace.


Estimated by VD/VT ratio

Dynamic Compliance

Flow in Airways

Dynamic Compliance Equation

VT/(PIP - PEEP)

Normal Dynamic Compliance

30 - 40 mL/cmH2O

Static Compliance

Pressure in that is always in the lungs

Static Compliance Equation

VT/(Pplat - PEEP)

Normal Static Compliance

60 - 100 mL/cm H2O

Decreased Compliance leads to

Stiffer Lungs


Higher Ventilation Pressures