clinical 1

you got the vent set up ready to go, anesthisia gives you settings and you put the pt on the vent, whats the next best thing you think you should do? right away?

if you were told at the report that your patients tube is at the 23 cm at the lip and all of the sudden pt comes to the unit with 28 cm at the lip, vent is alarming, what do you think you should do?

what size catheter should you use with a 6 french tube?

if a patient is on a vt of 800 and every breath their exhaled vt is 1000, what do you think the value is that your going to use

blood gas for ventilation:

blood gas for oxygenation:

what do u want to adjust with a patient that has infractory hypoxemia

1:2 to 1:4 what would you do to the flow?

1:2 to 1:4 what would you do to the itime?

if the itime is 1:1.2 and i gotta get it to 1:1.3, what do you want to change?

if pt comes to the icu and not sure with the position about their tube. u hear bs on both side and want to be sure, what do u want to do?

what mode of ventilation would i use if i want to make sure that the volume was delivered at the lowest possible airway pressure

where do u set the apnea interval on the p840

in pressure control mode of ventilation, if i want to increase volume, what do u want to do?

2 different ways u can measure the PPL

what kind of nebulizer is a aero-neb

what phase of the resp cycle does peep remains in the circuit

if the only thing you can touch is the itime button how would u effectively increase flow rate

use corrected vt if given, however, if u are given a bunch of settings and given a set vt and a actual vt what do you use?

if u are given a set peep and a instrinsic peep, what do you use

3 things to trigger patient breath