Post on 16-Apr-2017
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How to improve oxygenationwith Conventional Ventilator
Muhammad Asim RanaBSc, MBBS, MRCP, FCCP, EDIC, SF-CCM
Critical Care Medicine King Saud Medical City
Riyadh, KSA
Patient’s Data
• 37 yrs old alcoholic female with history of recurrent gall stones.
• Admitted with pancreatitis• Lipase 1120, Amylase 560.• 5th day developed SOB, worsened so electively
intubated.• FiO2 90%, Sat O2 78%, PaO2 48.
Chest Radiology
You only have Conventional Ventilator!
How can she be helped further to improve Oxygenation?
Modalities to Improve Oxygenation
• Increase Respiratory Rate• Increase PIP• Increase Volume• Increase PEEP• Increase Flow• Increase Inspiratory Time (I:E Ratio)
By Increasing MEAN AIRWAY PRESSURE
Can we say it more logically
Mean Airway PressureIncrease FlowIncrease peak pressureLengthen Inspiratory TimeIncrease RateIncrease PEEP
Pressure
T im e
Increasing Mean Airway Pressure1. Increase flow2. Increase peak pressure3. Lengthen inspiratory time4. Increase PEEP5. Increase Rate
Extra for the Experts
• The pt is on PCV with the following settings PEEP=12, FiO2=1.0, IP=18, PIP=28, Vt=350 ml (down from 450ml) & Slope is set at the slowest possible flow delivery.
• ABG’s on these settings are: • 7.28/49/53 (↓O2 ↑CO2 from previous). • The RT notices that PIP reaches only
23cmH2O. No leaks are found in the system. • What recommendations might be made to
improve this patient’s ABG’s?
Decrease the Rise Time
Better ventilation is actually accomplished by adjusting the slope to achieve a faster pressure delivery and increase the Vt,
The PIP will return to 28 cm H2O and the patient's ABG values will improve without further adjustments
Thank you