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MODES OF VENTILATION
PSV
V
VC
R VC V
P PC
AP
RV
Which one ?
V
VC
V
PC
PSV
Control Mode (CMV)
Pasien pasif (tidak ada usaha bernapas):
- Akibat penyakit/kondisinya
- Akibat dibuat:
- Frekuensi napas
PRESSURE CONTROL
Banyaknya udara yang ditiup ( TV ) bervariasi.
Tekanan di jalan nafas sesuai dengan setting mesin.
Inspirasi berakhir setelah pressure tercapai.
VOLUME CONTROL
Banyaknya udara yang ditiup ( TV ) sesuai dengan setting
mesin.
Tekanan di jalan nafas bervariasi.
Inspirasi berakhir setelah TV tercapai.
Pressure Control Ventilation (PCV)
Ventilator determines inspiratory time no patient participation
Parameters
Triggered by time
Limited by pressure
Affects inspiration only
Disadvantages
Requires frequent adjustments
to maintain adequate VE
Pt with noncompliant lungs
may require alterations in
inspiratory times to achieve
adequate TV
Assist Control Mode (ACMV)
Bila pasien tidak merangsang mesin untuk bernapas
CMV
Triggering / Pemicu:
Pressure (tekanan)
Flow (volume)
Time (waktu)
Assist/Control Mode
Ventilator delivers a fixed volume
Control Mode
Pt receives a set number of
breaths and cannot breathe
between ventilator breaths
Similar to Pressure Control
Assist Mode
Pt initiates all breaths, but
ventilator cycles in at initiation
to give a preset tidal volume
Pt controls rate but always
receives a full machine breath
Assist/Control Mode
A s s i s t m o d e u n l e s s p t s R a p i d l y b r e a t h i n g p t s c a n
respiratory rate falls below overventilate and induce severe
preset value respiratory alkalosis and
Ventilator then switches to hyperinflation (auto-PEEP)
control mode
SYNCHRONIZED INTERMITTENT
MANDATORY VENTILATION (SIMV)
IMV
Pt receives a set number of
ventilator breaths
Different from Control: pt can
initiate own (spontaneous) breaths
Different from Assist: spontaneous
breaths are not supported by
machine with fixed TV
Ventilator always delivers breath,
even if pt exhaling
SIMV
Most commonly used mode
Spontaneous breaths and
mandatory breaths
If pt has respiratory drive, the
mandatory breaths are
synchronized with the pts
inspiratory effort
Pressure Support Ventilation (PSV)
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muscle workload. PEEPi, intrinsic positive end-expiratory pressure.
Positive End Expiratory Pressure (PEEP)
PEEP : tekanan yang diberikan pada akhir masa ekspirasi
Dampak PEEP :
- Perbaikan oksigenasi
- Barotrauma
Parameters
CPAP PEEP set at 5-10 cm H2O
BiPAP CPAP with Pressure Support (5-20 cm H2O)
Shown to reduce need for intubation and mortality in
COPD pts
Indications
When medical therapy fails (tachypnea, hypoxemia,
respiratory acidosis)
Use in conjunction with bronchodilators, steroids, oral/
parenteral steroids, antibiotics to prevent/delay
intubation
Weaning protocols
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Alternative Modes
I:E inverse ratio ventilation (IRV) High-Frequency Oscillatory
ARDS and severe hypoxemia Ventilation (HFOV)
Prolonged inspiratory time (3:1) leads to High-frequency, low amplitude
better gas distribution with lower PIP ventilation superimposed over
Elevated pressure improves alveolar elevated Paw
recruitment Avoids repetitive alveolar open and
No statistical advantage over PEEP, and closing that occur with low airway
does not prevent repetitive collapse and pressures
reinflation Avoids overdistension that occurs at
high airway pressures
Prone positioning
W e l l t o l e r a t e d , c o n s i s t e n t
Addresses dependent atelectasis improvements in oxygenation, but
Improved recruitment and FRC, relief of unclear mortality benefits
diaphragmatic pressure from abdominal Disadvantages
viscera, improved drainage of secretions
Potential hemodynamic compromise
Logistically difficult
Pneumothorax
No mortality benefit demonstrated
Neuromuscular blocking agents
ECMO
Airway Pressure Release (APR)
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