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Presentation ARDS
Presentation ARDS
• Tachypnea
• Tachycardia
• Hypoxemia
• PaO2/FiO2 decreases,
• PaCO2 increases
SEVERE HYPOXIA , INCREASED DEADSPACE VENTILATION AND FATIGUE LEADS
TO VENTILATORY FAILURE.
PULMONARY EDEMA IS NON CARDIAC ORIGIN.
• Mechanical ventilation is a SUPPORT SYSTEM not the treatment.
• Primary disease is responsible for 95% of mortality.
Due to interstitial oedema and increased lung
weight there is increase in superimposed
pressure leading to BABY LUNG
• Baby lung indicates small lung but not stiff lung as there is reduced FRC.
• Heterogenouse involvement of the lung(dorsal and basal portions>>Ventral
and apical)
CONSEQUENCES OF MECHANICAL
VENTILATION IN ARDS
MECHANICAL VENTILATION IN ARDS
VILI
Stress:- Pressure applied per unit area
Strain:- Change in shape in response to the stress
applied.
SMALL FRC Increased Strain
TRANSPULMONARY PRESSURE
TRANSPULMONARY PRESSURE
Plateau pressure – Pleural pressure
• It’s the main determinant of VILI
STRAIN = Vt/ FRC
As FRC decreases tidal volume has to be reduced
MECHANICAL POWER
STRESS AMPLIFICATION
LUNG PROTECTIVE VENTILATION(LPV) IS TO BE
PRACTISED
OXYGEN TOXICITY<< VOLUTRAUMA
LUNG PROTECTIVE STRATEGIES