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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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