What factor is likely to be the biggest contributor to ventilator dyssynchrony?

Looking at his current FiO2, we are worried about:

You have started a patient on the mode NAVA at a NAVA amplification level of 1.0. Their Vt is 435 ml and their Edi is 18 with a Pip of 24. After you increase the NAVA level to 1.2 you notice that neither their Vt or the Pip has increased. This would be because:

You are ventilating a patient with the parameters shown below. The Intensivist asks you to increase the Peep to 10. When you do so the Phigh increases to 29. Why would that occur?

The patient’s oxygenation hasn’t improved after a day on the same parameters. Which diagnostic option would give us the most applicable information for this patient?

Looking at the waveform below, what is most likely happening?

You are ventilating a patient and see the waveform below. What patient population does this most likely align with?

When using Non-invasive ventilation on the V60, what does the parameter “C-Flex” do?

PRVC. Explain how the mode PRVC functions to deliver a breath. Also explain what the advantages and disadvantages of the mode in relation to PCV and VC. (6 marks)

To properly set up APRV on your patient which of the following must occur?