• Season 2 Episode #1 - Misnomers in Ventilator Modes - PRVC

  • Apr 29 2024
  • Length: 37 mins
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Season 2 Episode #1 - Misnomers in Ventilator Modes - PRVC

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    We're back! In this episode, we discuss ventilator modes, specifically focusing on pressure regulated volume control (PRVC). We explain the basics of PRVC and how it differs from other modes. We also discuss the challenges of classifying ventilator modes and the importance of understanding the patient's needs and disease process when selecting a mode. We provide strategies for managing air hungry patients and offer tips for adjusting settings on different ventilator models. We also want to emphasize the need for individualized care and monitoring of patient response.

    Takeaways

    • Understanding the basics of PRVC and how it differs from other ventilator modes
    • Considering the patient's needs and disease process when selecting a mode
    • Strategies for managing air hungry patients and adjusting settings on different ventilator models
    • The importance of individualized care and monitoring patient response


    Keywords
    ventilator modes, pressure regulated volume control, PRVC, air hungry patients, individualized care, monitoring

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