Relacionar Columnas RC OralVersión en línea Mini matching games to survive the final oral Part 1: BMV Part 2: Intubation Part 3: Extubation criteria Part 4: EtCO2 waveforms Part 5: Identifying trachs Part 6: Trach indications por Faith Gladstein 1 BMV RR during CPR 2 BMV with acidotic patient 3 BMV with alkalotic patient 4 Bagging with ETT with stable patient 5 Bagging with ETT RR during CPR 8-10 breaths / min 10-12 breaths / min Decrease RR to retain CO2 Increase RR to blow off CO2 2 breaths : 30 compressions 1 Intubator: ETT placed with proximal end of cuff 2cm past vocal cords 2 Intubator: visualizes vocal cords 3 Intubator: visualizes epiglottis 4 Intubator: ETT is at tip of laryngeal inlet Assistant: hands ETT to Intubator Assistant: slightly removes stylet Assistant: removes mask from ambu bag Assistant: completely removes stylet and inflates cuff 1 RSBI (RR/Vt) 2 ___ cuff leak test 3 pH 4 Need for suctioning 5 PEEP 6 Pressure Support (PS) 7 Amount of secretions suctioned < 2.5ml/hr 0 - 6 < 105 < 8 (ideally <5) < 6x / day > 7.33 with acceptable PaCO2 Negative 1 Vd/Vt 2 SBT 3 MIP 4 FiO2 5 P/F ratio 6 Minute Ventilation (MV) 7 P0.1 8 PaO2 > 80mmHg 30-120 minutes < -25cmH2O < 10LPM < 0.6 < 0.5 > 150-200 < 6cmH2O 1 Cardiac Oscillitation - synchronized to heart rate 2 Bronchospasm - seen in obstructive diseases 3 Inadequate Seal - leaky or deflated ETT/trach cuff 4 Curare Cleft - inadequate sedation and muscle relaxation 1 Passy-Muir Valve 2 Distal XLT 3 Blue Line Talk 4 Fome Cuff 5 Blue Line Suction-Aide 6 Proximal XLT One-way speaking valve that opens on inhalation, allowing for phonation and strengthening of cough. Contours around unusual tracheal anatomy (stenosis, tracheomalacia, tumour) to create an adequate seal Suctioning above the cuff and enhanced safety through ability to connect to ventilator even without inner cannula (good for ICU) Increased skin-to-tracheal wall distance, seen in thick neck/obese patients or brittle neck tissues Can bypass a tracheal stenosis or tracheomalacia, promoting healing Assists with vocal cord function in achieving phonation. Requires arm and hand strength to do it themselves. 1 Blue Line Ultra Suction Aid 2 Proximal XLT 3 Bivona Fome Cuff 4 Passy-Muir valve 5 Blue Line Talk 6 Distal XLT
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