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comparison devices oxygen airway algorithm anesthesia anesthesiology challenges controlled diagnosis difficult flow fluid mechanical methods noninvasive responsiveness scmv synchronized testing
Oxygen Delivery Methods • Nasal Cannula • Nonrebreather Mask • Non-Invasive Ventilation (CPAP/BiPAP) • Venturi Mask
Oxygen Delivery ... • Non-Invasive Ventilation ... DharSaty #Oxygen #Delivery ... Methods #devices #respiratory ... #pulmonary #management
(S)CMV - Synchronized Controlled Mechanical Ventilation Summary Most Similar to "AC/VC" Basic Set Parameters: 1) Rate
will deliver breaths ... will deliver the ... patients with respiratory ... sensitivity, flow pattern ... #management #pulmonary
Noninvasive Ventilation Summary Positive pressure ventilation that is delivered through a nasal, mask, or helmet interface and
that is delivered ... through a nasal, mask ... breathing by improving pulmonary ... pressure throughout respiratory ... #management #pulmonary
Oxygen Delivery Devices 1. Flow is a variable describing the movement of a volume of gas over
understand: Minute Ventilation ... systems (CPAP/BPAP/ventilator ... NRB) • Venturi Mask ... Flow #Comparison #management ... #criticalcare
Difficult Airway Algorithm 1. Assess the likelihood and clinical impact of basic management problems: • Difficulty
• Difficult mask ... ventilation ... opportunities to deliver ... intubation • Video-assisted ... Anesthesiology #Anesthesia #CriticalCare
Fluid Responsiveness and Fluid Tolerance Testing - OnePager Summary Fluid resuscitation can be beneficial when required or
Pulmonary Artery ... causes increases delivery ... • PULMONARY A ... testing #diagnosis #criticalcare ... comparison #challenges #management
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