...oxygenation, but you then will need to focus on therapies to tolerate the inevitable hypercarbia (high CO2) that will result - because you are right, you will increase...
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...from PPV than from the actual intubation, unless he developed hypercarbia/hypoxia and acute right heart failure which could have taken...
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...main indicator for that? The arousals/central apenas or the slight hypercapnia?? I honestly don't know a whole lot about this...
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...the the V/Q equation.
Basically dead space causes the hypercarbia because your effective minute ventilation is reduced from baseline.
Minute ventilation is fine in shunt,...
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I believe that the Hypercapnia as described is due to an increase in the arterial pressure of CO2.
Normaly a He rich mix will keep the gas density low enough to keep a nice...
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...in the lungs and perhaps cause proximal airway collapse. Emergency oxygenation is the best you can hope for. If the person is relatively healthy otherwise they can tolerate the hypercapnia for a...
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...arises from being unable to breathe normally. Hence, if you stop breathing the cascade of hypercarbia (accumulated CO2), hypoxia (low tissue oxygen), acidosis (low blood pH from accumulation of...
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...failure.after intubation and optimisation of ventilator settings,pt is still hypercapnic.which of thefollowing will improve his hypercapnia?
a.decrease tidal volume
b.dec minute ventilation
c inc C...
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...on loop?
If it is hypercapnia then I do not think ...to the surface from deeper than 15 meters. I suffered from hypercapnia once my SAC was in excess of 100 I...
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