ARDS

Jan 01, 2013

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CASE PRESENTATION. A 62 year old woman with a history of coronary artery disease comes to the ER with shortness of breath over the past 8 hours. A CXR reveals a bilateral alveolar filling process and her arterial blood gas shows marked hypoxemia despite a 70 % high flow mask. A PA catheter is pla

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ARDS Guidelines

ARDS Guidelines. Dr. George John, Critical Care, Christian Medical College, Vellore. Causative Factors in ARDS. PRIMARY INJURY. HOST RESPONSE. CONSEQUENCES OF THERAPY. SPECTRUM OF LUNG “INJURY”. ALI. ARDS. Cardiogenic pulmonary oedema. P/F RATIO < 200.

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ARDS

30/07/2000. DR.T.M.K- ARDS. 2. DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA. ARDSAcutePaO2/Fio2<200 mmHgBilateral interstitialor alveolar infiltratesPcwp <15-18 mmHg. ALIAcute<300 mm HgSamesame. 30/07/2000. DR.T.M.K- ARDS. 3. Clinical diagnosis. RapidWithin 12 to 48 hr of the predisposing eventAwake patients be

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ARDS - Management

ARDS - Management. By H P Shum Sept 2005. ARDS - Definition. Bilateral acute lung infiltration Hypoxemia No clinical evidence of elevated left atrial pressure or PAWP <=18mmHg Differentiated from Acute lung injury by PaO2/FiO2 <300mmHg. ARDS - pathophysiology.

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ARDS

ARDS. ICU nurses course 2004 Tim Smith. History. WW1 deaths from respiratory problems after non-thoracic injury Ashbaugh 1967 Series 12 similar cases reported “Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome” 1988 Murray’s Lung Injury Score 1994 AECC “Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome”

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ARDS

ARDS. g.k.kumar. ARDS. Definition Epidemiology Patient presentation and diagnosis Pathophysiology Treatment Complications. Historical background First described in 1967 by Ashbaugh et al Consensus after 1994

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business c ards

business c ards. =. back. front. ART it!. Positive negative space?. Add a QR code… and make it link to your website!!. Add something on your card…. Who said a business card had to be a rectangle?. Taking it FURTHER…. NOW create a way to display your business card(s). h uh?.

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ARDS The Fundamentals

ARDS The Fundamentals. Objectives. Know the epidemiologic risk factors for ARDS Understand the pathogenesis of lung dysfunction in ARDS Know how to diagnose ARDS Understand the pathophysiology of ARDS Know the principles of management in ARDS Plan mechanical ventilation in ARDS.

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RESPIRATORY FAILURE and ARDS

RESPIRATORY FAILURE and ARDS. By Laurie Dickson with thanks to Nancy Jenkins. Respiration. Exchange of O2 and CO2 gas exchange www.le.ac.uk/pathology/teach/va/anatomy/case2/lunganim.gif. Respiratory Failure

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Respiratory Failure/ ARDS

Respiratory Failure/ ARDS. Ian B. Hoffman, MD, FCCP Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine September 4, 2013.

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FOOD C ARDS

FOOD C ARDS. Elina Forslund. What ?. cards with a picture and a word in four languages Finnish Swedish English Italian Italian translation by Mr Michelangelo Marchesi. Why ?. Cards can be used for teaching: language lessons home economics lessons w ith international guests

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RESPIRATORY FAILURE and ARDS

RESPIRATORY FAILURE and ARDS. By Laurie Dickson. Respiration. Exchange of O2 and CO2 gas exchange. Respiratory Failure the inability of the cardiac and pulmonary systems to maintain an adequate exchange of oxygen and CO2 in the lungs. Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure- (Affects the pO2).

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Checklist for Annual ARDs

Darby Ahlfinger Laura Davis Jay Weidenbach August 15, 2012. Checklist for Annual ARDs. Updated IEPs. Progress reports are done according to the ARD. This is almost always every 6 weeks. Objectives not mastered should be reflected on the new IEP.

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Pneumonectomy and ARDS

Pneumonectomy and ARDS. Hartford Hospital ICU M&M Joshua Dill, DO PGY-III Henry Igid , MD PGY-II. Morbidity & Mortality Conference. It is for the department faculty and residents to peer review case(s) from the inpatient service.

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ARDS

ARDS. ד"ר אלחנן פריד MSMSICU. ARDS. הגדרה (ישנה...) :. First described in 1967 as Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome שכיח (~100/100,000 שנות אדם), יקר, הורג! American-European Consensus Conference Committee ( AECC 1994 ) criteria Acute onset Bilateral infiltrates in chest radiography

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ARDS

ARDS. Definition and Epidemiology. Vietnam war. ARDS. Ashbaugh et al. Acute respiratory distress in adults . Lancet 1967. ALI/ARDS. acute onset bilateral CXR infiltrates P/F ratio <200 (ALI <300) pulmonary artery occlusion pressure < 18 mm Hg

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ARDS QUIZ

ARDS QUIZ. Play Now!. QUESTION 1. Which of the following are included as potential causes for ARDS? Select All That Apply. A. Spinal Trauma B . Cerebral hypoxia C. Running D. Sepsis E. Near Drowning. YAY! Good Job. YAY! Good Job. Wrong, Wrong, Wrong. Try Again!. YAY! Good Job.

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Corticosteroids in ARDS

Corticosteroids in ARDS. 醫七游智傑. Acute lung injury(ALI). Definition A syndrome of acute and persistent lung inflammation with increased vascular permeability Clinical features 1. Bilateral radiographic infiltrates 2. PaO2/FiO2 201-300mmHg

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ARDS in Trauma

ARDS in Trauma. 30 y/o male (note eyes covered to protect identity). 2 Dudes (Probably these two). H&P. CC: s/p MVA HPI: pt 30y/o male in comes to the ED after an MVA with multiple injuries PMHx/PSHx: insignificant Meds: none Allergies: none. Physcical Exam. BP 110/85, HR 115, RR 32

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ARDS net

ARDS net. ARDSnet Ventilatory Strategy. First Stage Calculate predicted body weight - 0.91x(height in cm-152.4)+50/45.5 Set Mode - VC/AC Set initial TV to 8 ml/Kg PBW Add PEEP of 5-7 cm H2O Reduce TV by 1 ml/kg every 2 hours until TV = 6 ml/Kg PBW. ARDSnet Ventilatory Strategy.

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ARDS

ARDS. ARDS. A specific Clinical Syndrome that causes respiratory failure Characterized by the acute onset of diffuse bilateral pulmonary infiltrates and severe hypoxemia without LV failure as the cause. ARDS Definition.

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