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Mechanical Ventilator
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• Pt has continuous ↓in oxygenation (PaO2 )
• Increase in PaCO2
• Persistent acidosis ( Decreased pH)
• Abdominal/ Thorasic Surgery
• Drug overdose
• Neuromuscular disease
• Inhalation injury
• COPD
• Pt with apnea –not readily reversible
• Multiple trauma
• Multi system failure
• Coma
All these will lead to Resp Failure 3
Mechanical ventilator … Nursing
Interventions
Unique technical and
interpersonal skill
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Two important Nsg interventions while caring
a patent on ventilator are :
Interpretation of ABG
&
Pulmonary Auscultation
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General Nursing Interventions
• Assess for decreased cardiac output and
administer appropriate Nursing Care
• Monitor for positive water balance – Pressure
breathing may cause increase in ADH- Anti
Diuretic Hormone and retention of water
• Auscultate chest for altered breath sounds
-Take CVP /PCWP reading as ordered
-Observe /assess for peripheral edema
-Maintain accurate I & O
-Assess Daily weights
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Nsg Intervention .…
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Preventing trauma and infection
• Maintain ET /tracheostomy tube – position
ventilator --- no pulling on tube
• Monitor cuff pressure Q8hrly – 25cm H2O
• Tracheostomy/tube care Q6hrs
• More care to immuno compromised patients
• Replace Vent Circuits/ inline suction tubing – as
peer policy
• Oral hygiene
• NGT and use of antacids—cause nosocomial
pneumonia from aspiration of tube feeding and
gastric contents
• Semi-fowlers position
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Promote optimal level of mobility
• When stable -after weaning -- assist him to
sit up in chair
• Mobility of muscle activity – stimulate
respiration and improve morale
• Active /passive ROM exercise if bed bound –
prevent muscle atrophy , contractures and
venous stasis
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Promote optimal Communication
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Promoting coping ability
• Encourage family to communicate – and
verbalize fears
• Explain procedures every time to patient
• Restore sense of control- encourage to
participate in his care
• Inform his progress – if long time on vent
• Stress reduction techniques – rubbing back ,
relaxation techniques ……………
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Nurse should assess /monitor
the ventilator
• Check type of ventilator—Volume cycled, Pres
Cycled, -ve pres
• Controlling mode- ( Controlled vent, A/C , SIMV)
• TV and rate settings- ( TV is usually 10-15 ml/Kg ,
rate 12-16;lmt
• FiO2 – (Fraction of inspired O2) – setting
• Inspiratory pressure reached and pressure limit
( normal 15- 20 cm of H2O (This increase in
conditions where there is increased Airway
resistance or decreased compliance)
• Sensitivity:( 2cm H2O Inspiratory force should
trigger the ventilator
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Ventilator…….
• Insp to Exp Ratio(IE) usually 1:3 ( 1 second of
insp to 3 sec of expiration) or 1:2
• Minute Volume ( TV X RR ) usually 6-8 L/min
• SIGH setting – usually 1.5 times the TV ..and
range from 1-3 /hr… if applicable
• Tubing. Water in the tubing – disconnection or
kinking of the tubing
• Humidification( Humidifier filled with water)
and temperature
• Alarms ( Functioning properly)
• PEEP and/or Pressure support level, if applicable
PEEP is usually 5-15 cm of H2O
Observe for Complications
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BUCKING the Ventilator
Patient struggles out of phase of ventilator
• Patient try to breathe out during the
ventilators inspiratory phase , or when there
is a jerky and abd. muscle effort
Causes:
• Anxiety, hypoxia, increased secretions
hypercarbia, inadequate minute volume ,
pulm edema…………….
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Bucking the ventilator …contd
Correct these problems before giving
paralyzing agents …..otherwise the underlying
problem will mask the condition and condition
become worse
• Muscle relaxants, tranquilizers, analgesics
and paralyzing agents are administered – to
increase Patient – machine synchrony
• Obtain Baseline ABG – To monitor progress of
therapy
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ALARMS……Causes
High pressure alarms
• Increased secretions in airway
• Decreased A Way size due to wheezing or
bronchospasm
• Displacement of ET tube
• Obstructed ET tube – water/kink in tubing
• Pt coughs gags, or bites the ET tube
• Anxious pts – fights(Bucking) on Vent
LOW Pressure alarm
• Disconnection /leak in the ventilator or airway cuff
• Pt stops spontaneous breathing
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COMPLICATIONS
• Hypotension caused by +ve pressure – which increase
intra thoracic pressure and inhibit blood return to
heart
• Air leak
• Airway obstruction
• Respiratory complications…. pneumothorax,
subcutaneous emphysema due to +ve pressure
(Barotrauma ), resp failure
• G.I alterations – stress ulcers bleeding
• Malnutrition – if not supported
• Infections
• Muscular deconditioning
• Ventilator dependence or inability to wean
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WEANING …………….
The process of going OFF from ventilator dependence
to spontaneous breathing
3 stages………pt gradually weaned from ------------
• Ventilator
• Tube
• Oxygen
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Traditional method:
• T-Piece trials( one or more)
Used with short vent assistance ( <2 days) and pt is awake,
alert and breathing without difficulty , good gag reflex,
and hemo-dynamically stable
• Pt breathes spontaneously with humidified O2
• During the process pt is maintained on same or higher
O2 Conc than when on vent
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If tolerating T –piece trial……….ABG – 20mts
after spont. breathing at a constant FiO2
( Alveolar-Arterial equalization occur15-20mins)
• If ABG↓—exhaustion--- hypoxia---→ hook
back to vent
• Wean on and off
(Pt who had prolonged vent support need
gradual weaning process – even weeks)
• Primarily weaned during day time and placed
back on Vent during night
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SIMV – Method
In pts who – satisfies all criteria for weaning but cannot
have spontaneous breathing for long time
SIMV for weaning--- observe the following
• Respiratory Rate
• Minute Volume
• Spont /Machine Breaths & TV
• FiO2
• ABG levels
No deterioration on parameters--- adequate TV , vent
resp gradually decreased-- then weaning is complete
Pressure support is used as an adjunct to SIMV
weaning – to support insp. pressure ,and boost the
spontaneous breaths. PS is reduced gradually as pts
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Successful weaning is supplemented by
intensive pulm care like---
• O2 therapy
• ABG evaluation
• Pulse oxymetry
• Bronchodilator therapy
• Chest physio
• Adequate Nutrition, hydration,
humidification,
• Incentive spirometry
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Weaning from Tube
ET/TT removed only if following criterion met
• Spontaneous ventilation is adequate
• Pharyngeal and laryngeal reflexes are active
• Pt maintain adequate airway and can
swallow, move the jaw clench teeth ,
voluntary cough is effective to bring out
secretion
Before the tube is removed—a trail with
nose/mouth breathing is done – Deflating cuff,
using fenestrated tube etc
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Weaning from O2
• Pt successfully weaned---- and has adequate
respiratory function – weaned from O2
FIO2 is gradually reduced until PO2 is in range
of 80-100 mmHg while breathing in Room air
• If R air PO2 less than 70 supplementary O2
recommended
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• Long tern ventilated pt need aggressive-
judicious NUTRITIONAL support as
Resp. musculature( Diaphragm & intercostal
muscles) quickly become weak or atrophied
after a few days of Mech. Ventilation –
especially if nutrition is inadequate,
• High CHO diet increase CO2—thus
increase the work of breathing –
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What you know about
OXYGEN supplies
& accessories ?
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Through bulk liquid O2 system which store O2 @-
34C (-29F) and deliver it as gas through wall
outlets
Gas Cylinders
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FiO2 through Nasal Simple FACE MASK
Cannula
21--24 % @ 1L/min 40% -- @5-6 L/min
24--28 % @ 2L/min 45—50% @ 6-7 L/min
28--32 % @ 3L/ min 55 –60% @ 7-10L/min
32-- 36% @ 4L/min
Flow rate must be set
36 – 40% @ 5L/min at least
5L/min to flush
40 – 44% @ 6L/min the mask.
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GOAL:
• Patient will be supported on mechanical
ventilation without complication- then
weaned , extubated .
• The complications will be detected , treated
timely
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Thank you All
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