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MECHANICAL VENTILATION INDICATION 1.Hypoxemia:FiO2>0.6,PaO2350
2.Hypercapnia:PaCO2>55(&pH
MECHANICAL VENTILATION INDICATION 6.Unstable ventilatory drive:apnea
7.Prophylactic mechanical ventilation:
post-op, mutiple trauma operation
major ,multiple organs failure
8.Closed head injury:IICP
9.Flailed chest:multiple rib fr.
10.Obstructive airway disease
(Homecare)(intensive)
(Homecare) (intensive)
CPAPSS/TTPC
-- iron lung,cuirass,body suit.
:
(body suit)
neuromuscular or chest wall disorder, COPD (
-CPAPBiPAP
1.(non-invasive ventilator)
:-.,
-
-
-
2.
( High Frequency Positive Pressure
Ventilation, HFPPV ) ( High Frequency Percussive Ventilation,
HFPV ) ( High Frequency Jet Ventilation, HFJV ) ( High Frequency Flow Interruption, HFFI ) ( High Frequency Oscillatory Ventilation,
HFOV )
Trigger:
Limit:limit
Cycle:
Trigger
Time trigger:
rate
Flow trigger:
continuous flow(e.g.6L/min)
flow sensitivity (e.g.3L/min)
airway flowbaseline
Trigger
pressure trigger
pressure sensitivity
(e.g.-1~2cmH2O)PAWbaseline
Sensitivityauto-
trigger
Cycle Time cycle
, Flow cycle
flowinitial flow%
(e.g.PSV=25%) Volume cycle
volume (e.g. Assist volume ventilation)
E.g. VCV, IMV Pressure cycle
pressure
(e.g.IPPB)
Mode of MV
Volume Ventilation --Control mechanical ventilation(CMV)/Volume-controlVC
--Intermittent Mechanical VentilationIMVSynchronized Intermittent Mechanical Ventilation SIMV
Pressure Ventilation --pressure support
--pressure control
--Noninvasive positive pressure ventilationNIPPV
Biphasic positive airway pressureBiPAP
Continuous positive airway pressure CPAP
Mode of MV
Dual Control Modes
--VAPS,VS,PRVC,APV,Auto-Flow
Alternative methods of ventilator support
--IRV,APRV,Bi-phasic,ATC,ASV
Mode of MV
Control mechanical ventilation(CMV)
-- time trigger, volume or pressure, no effort at Pt.
Mode of MV
Assist-control Ventilation( A/C)
-- Time or Pt trigger
Assisted vs. Controlled
Time (sec)
Assisted Controlled Pressure (cmH20)
Volume Ventilation
Set the volume delivered during the mandatory breath
VV guarantees volume (C,R V)
Lung worsens,peak and alveolar P. overdistention
change flow pattern
High volume give high peak and plateau P.
Flow controlled, Time or Pt trigger, volume limit, Volume cycle
Volume Ventilation
egIICPIatrogenic hyperventilationIICP
alveolar overdistensionpneumothoraxARDS
Controlled Mode
(Volume-Targeted Ventilation)
Preset VT
Volume Cycling
Dependent on
CL & Raw
Time (sec)
Flow
(L/m)
Pressure
(cm H2O)
Volume
(mL)
Preset Peak Flow
Time triggered, Flow limited, Volume cycled Ventilation
IMV
Time trigger
continuous (neonatal) or demand flow
--tidal volumetidal volume
SIMV
-- Pt or time trigger
--a.
b.
Pressure Ventilation (PV)
Preset a pressure, P. limit ventilation(PCV, PSV)
Vt :
P, Ti, TC (R, C), continuous flow rate (initial flow P.
waveform shape)
Pressure Ventilation (PV)
Tidal volume
Tidal volume and Minute ventilation
Controlled Mode
(Pressure-Targeted Ventilation)
Press
ure
Flow
Volume
(L/min)
(cm H2O)
(ml)
Time (sec)
Time-Cycled
Set PC level
Time Triggered, Pressure Limited, Time Cycled Ventilation
Pressure supported Ventilation
sensitivity
Patient-triggered, pressure-limited, flow-cycled.
Tidal volume
SIMV mode
PSV
Time (sec)
Flow (L/m)
Pressure (cm H2O)
Volume (mL)
Flow Cycling
Set PS level
Patient Triggered, Flow Cycled, Pressure limited Mode
The end of inspiration(PSV)
Decrease of peak flow to specific threshold
Above the fixed PSV level (1 to 3 cmH2O), sudden exp. effort from patient
A time end of the insp.
(PSV 1. 2. 3.
Flow
FlowPeak airway pressureGas distribution
FlowPeak airway pressureGas distributionauto-PEEP
CPAP
sleep apnea
CPAPPEEP
PEEP
CPAP
CPAP
Time (sec)
CPAP level
Flow
(L/m)
Pressure
(cm H2O)
Volume
(mL)
BiPAP
PSV mode
Flow-triggered,pressure-limited,flow or time- cycled.
Pressure Curve Examples
CPAP
BiPAP
Dual mode
PRVCVSVAPSAPV----
Volume ventilationpressure ventilation
Inverse Ratio Ventilation (IRV)
Techniques to increase I / E ratio
(1) VCIRV
-- slowing the flow rate flow cycle
-- use a inspiratory pause time cycle
(2) PCIRV
-- increase Ti time cycle
Improving PaO2 with IRV
Higher mean Paw
By the short Te end exp. P.(intrinsic P.)
Improved distribution due to low mean insp.
flow
Physiologic effect
-- intrapulmonary shunt, improved V/Q
matching, dead space ventilation
Airway Pressure Release Ventilation
(APRV)
(1)(hight CPAP)
(2)(lower CPAP)
(3)(pressure release time)
(4)(frequency of release)
Airway Pressure Release Ventilation
(APRV)
APRV
PhighMAP and (within lung protection peak alveolar pressure)PhighPSWOB & Vt
PlowPCO2 (typically not a problem)
Plow level (Downs)
hold release timelung collapse
Airway Pressure Release Ventilation
(APRV)
APRV CPAP
lower level
(effort)APRV PCIRV
PCIRV APRV
APRV PIP CPAP level
CPAP level
( BIPAPBiphasic intermittent positive pressure)
APRV
BIPAPI/E rationAPRV
PhighPlow
PCV
BIPAP* allows Spontaneous Breathing
during the Mandatory Stroke Reduction of the
invasivness of Ventilation
Reduction of Sedation
One Ventilation Mode from Intubation to Weaning
More comfortable for the Patient
Fewer Alarms (easier handling)
PC
V
Spontaneous
Breathing
BIPA
P
BIPAP /(:
nebulizertracheal gas insufflation)
BIPAP ( PCV+ ) Drager Evita 4 NPB 840
BiLevel
BIPAP BiPAPBIPAPBiPAP
( BIPAPBiphasic intermittent positive pressure)
APRV versus BIPAP different
philosophies
BIPAP
Pinsp
CPAP
Ventilation
Phigh
Plow
APRV
Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV)
:PaO2?
PaCO2?
:weaning??
Automatic Tube Compensation (ATC)
ATC
1. ET-tube
2. Pt
3. air trapping (
)
Automatic Tube Compensation (ATC)
Setting the size of tube
amount of compensation
( 100% or partially )
Mandatory Minute Ventilation (MMV)
mode weaning
(MV)
MV MV
MV MV
MV
MV
MMV pt close-
loop ventilation
Adaptive Support ventilatioASV
ASV Hamilton Galileo
PCV PSV
ASV
(Y-piece)
( ventilation
target Vt RR)
Adaptive Support ventilatioASV
ASV:
1.
2.
3.
4.
ASV3:
1.(%MV)
2.high pressure alarm
3 Pt
Adaptive Support ventilatioASV
SPO2:(set:%MV120%)
:1.,?
2.PaCO2,?
3.PaO2/SpO2,,?
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