Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing
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Category: Critical Care Nursing  Patients with acute hemodynamic compromise or acute hypoxia on the ventilator should be bagged manually on 100% oxygen. Tension pneumothorax, increased iPEEP and accidental extubation are the most life-threatening concerns ..read more
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Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing
Nurse Nacole
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1h ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  When a patient's condition suddenly deteriorates during mechanical ventilation, a systematic approach should be applied to assess for life-threatening conditions. The first step in evaluation includes assessing the patient and vital signs ..read more
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Nurse Nacole
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2d ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  A potential complication of positive pressure ventilation is the development of iPEEP. iPEEP is the accumulation of end-expiratory volume and end-expiratory pressure that occurs when exhalation cannot be fully completed ..read more
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Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing
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3d ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  Positive pressure ventilation has a direct impact on the lungs. Whether delivered as a set volume or set pressure, invasive positive pressure ventilation forcibly distends the lung. It can be injurious causing volutrauma and barotrauma ..read more
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Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing
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4d ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  Propofol's ability to penetrate the blood-brain barrier rapidly and distribute into peripheral tissues is responsible for the rapidity and short duration of its clinical effect. Propofol can precipitate hypotension by increasing venous capacitance ..read more
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Nursing Tip of the Day! - Critical Care Nursing
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6d ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  Intubation, mechanical ventilation and paralysis are a significant cause of pain and anxiety for patients, and analgesia and sedation are required to promote patient comfort and patient-ventilator synchrony ..read more
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1w ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  CPAP provides constant positive pressure throughout the respiratory cycle, whereas BiPAP alternates between higher pressure during inspiration (IPAP) and lower pressure during expiration (EPAP ..read more
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Nurse Nacole
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1w ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  PEEP increases intrapulmonary and intrathoracic pressures and may affect pulmonary and cardiovascular physiology. Potential adverse effects of PEEP include decreased cardiac output, lung overdistention and pneumothorax ..read more
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Nurse Nacole
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1w ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  During acute respiratory failure, lung volumes are typically decreased. The application of PEEP increases functional residual capacity, improves oxygenation and decreases intrapulmonary shunting ..read more
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1w ago
Category: Critical Care Nursing  Regardless of the ventilatory mode chosen, PEEP is often used during invasive mechanical ventilation. PEEP refers to the maintenance of positive airway pressure after the completion of passive exhalation ..read more
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