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Ventilator Graphics

OverviewPressure / TimeFlow / TimeVolume / TimePressure / VolumeFlow / VolumePlethysmography. Objectives. Waveforms provide immediate visual feedback of the pt/vent interaxBedside assessment is essenxl, however waveforms can clue you into abnormalities prior to their clinical presentationM

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Ventilator Graphics

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    1. RC 171: Unit X Ventilator Graphics

    2. Overview Pressure / Time Flow / Time Volume / Time Pressure / Volume Flow / Volume Plethysmography Objectives

    3. Waveforms provide immediate visual feedback of the pt/vent interax Bedside assessment is essenxl, however waveforms can clue you into abnormalities prior to their clinical presentation Mastering ventilator graphics takes experience, but it saves time in the future & improves pt care as well Overview

    4. Y axis – Pressure X axis – Time A-B = Inspirax B – C = Expirax MAP = Area under curve PIP = Max insp Pressure PEEP = baseline Pressure Pressure / Time Curves - Overview

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