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HFOV
BIVENT
SEPSIS
HFOV Part II
BIVENT Part II
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3 Hz = ____ BPM
180
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What is the name of the "upper CPAP level"
P High
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What usually causes sepsis
Bacteria
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Blood gas results - pH 7.22, PaCO2 66, PaO2 80 What would you do correct it?
Increase Amps and/or decrease Hz
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If you want to decrease your PaO2 on bivent then you would
decrease your P-High and/or T-High
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In order to decrease your CO2, you must ______ your Hz.
Decrease
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What is the name of the "lower CPAP level"
P low
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Name 2 symptoms of sepsis
Fever, chills, tachypnea, tachycardia, confusion, disorientation
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Blood gas - pH 7.30, PaCO2 43, PaO2 45. What would you do to correct it? DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!
Increase FIO2, Increase MAP
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T high plus T low (T PEEP) is = _______ DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!
1 cycle
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In order to increase your CO2, you must _______ your amplitude
decrease
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Which is the length of time spent at P high
T high
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How may sepsis be diagnosed (name 2 ways)
WBC count, elevated lactate (> 4), blood and urine may be tested for infection source
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What rib expansion should you see on a chest x ray in order to confirm appropriate MAP
9-10 ribs
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The "P low" setting is usually around
0-5 cm H2O
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Name one setting that influences your PaO2
FIO2, MAP
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Which is the release time allowing CO2 elimination
T low
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When is your lactate considered "elevated"
> 4
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Where is the bias flow usually set?
30-40 lpm
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True or False - Patients cannot spontaneously breathe in BIVENT mode
False
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When switching from conventional ventilation, what determines the HFOV MAP
Set it 5 above your conventional MAP
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What is the usual time for T Low DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
0.2-0.8 seconds
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Name 2 symptoms must be exhibited in order to diagnose sepsis
Body temp > 101F or below 96.8 HR > 90 bpm RR > 20 bpm Probable or confirmed infection
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How do you know that you are giving enough amplitude? DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!
watch “wiggle” from clavicles to mid thigh level
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In order to decrease your PaCO2 on BIVENT you must (choose one)
then increase your P-High and decrease your T-High together prolong your T-Low