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Problem List for ARDS
aspiration
ARDS
-acute onset
-BL infiltrates on CXR
-PaO2 to FiO2 ratio =/<300
-not due to cardiac failure or fluid overload
What can ARDS result from?
direct or indirect lung injury
-pneumonia
-aspiration
-trauma
-sepsis
-acute pancreatitis
4 pieces of systemic inflammatory response system
fever, tachypnea, tachycardia, leukocytosis
Sepsis determination
infection & > or = to 2 SIRS criteria
Septic shock
hypotension despite fluid resuscitation
Purpose of basement membranes
prevent movement of proteins (and eventually water)
Outcomes of alveolar collapse
V/Q mismatch or shunt
Bottom line change in BM during ARDS
breakdown of tight junctions, allowing protein to cross (pulm edema)
How does edema affect surfactant?
Dec function, causing atelectasis
Time table for edema in ARDS
first day or so
When are hyaline membranes laid down in ARDS?
2-7 days
When does proliferative phase occur in ARDS?
>1 week, fibrosis
What collagen is laid down during ARDS?
Type I and III collagen
What main PFT will be affected in ARDS?
dec DLCO
Underlying cause of Ventilator-induced lung injury
too much volume
spectrum of extremes with ventilation
risk of overdistension
risk of atelectasis (collapse)
What is PaO2:FiO2 ratio used for in ARDS?
severity of ARDS
predictors of poor outcomes
age (older worse)
etiology (sepsis worst)
Morbidity of ARDS
persistent abnormal exercise endurance
impared LF
neuro impairment
depression
memories of critical care
2 main results of ICU acquired weakness
critical illness polyneuropathy
critical illness myopathy

Role for immediate physical rehab