Over the course of an 8-hour shift, the respiratory therapis…
Over the course of an 8-hour shift, the respiratory therapist notices that a patient receiving ventilation in the VC mode has had a decrease in the PIP from 35 to 30 cmH2O, and Pplat remained 25 cmH2O. What could have caused the change?
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How would the ventilator values change if the RRT increased the inspiratory flow while set to deliver volume control (VC) breaths? Exp Time PIP Pplat Insp Time A No change Increases No change No change B Decreases Increases Increases Decreases C Decreases No change Increases Increases D Increases Increases No change Decreases
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Use this information to answer the three questions below. A 58 kg (IBW) patient is being ventilated on a PB 980 ventilator with the following ventilator data: Mode: PC-SIMV FiO2: 0.50 PS: 14 cmH2O Mandatory Rate: 12 bpm Total Rate: 17 bpm PEEP: 10 cmH2O Mand Vt: 400 mL Spont Vt: 300 mL Pinsp: 25 cmH2O Ti: 1.2 sec 1. What is the patient’s peak inspiratory pressure (PIP) given these settings? [PIP] cmH2O 2. What is the patient’s total minute ventilation? [totalVE] Lpm 3. What ventilator setting would you change to decrease the minute ventilation? [decreaseVE]
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In what order do the following five steps occur in the photochemical reaction centers?1) excitation of the chlorophyll a molecule at the reaction center2) replacement of the electron in the reaction center chlorophyll3) light excitation of antenna chlorophyll molecule4) passage of excited electron to electron-transfer chain5) exiton transfer to neighboring chlorophyll
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