In class we have seen numerous examples of seemingly similar…

In class we have seen numerous examples of seemingly similar problems having significantly different complexity. Below you are given three different variants of the standard SUBSET-SUM problem which we have already proven to be NP-Complete. First note that the differences between these three problems are very small.  SUMSET=SUM-1: Given a set

Mr. Brock a 75 kg male is currently on vent support on the f…

Mr. Brock a 75 kg male is currently on vent support on the following settings::Mode       AC                     Total rate     12Set Rate   10                      Total VE       9.0 L’P          30                       PIP               35 cm H2OFIO2         0.65                    I:Time      1.0 sec            PEEP       5   cm H2O         pH            7.29PaCO2      55 mmHgPaO2        66 mmHgHCO3       23 mEq/LBE            0A Flow vs. Time waveform is acquired, what would you recommend?

A patient on vent support is on the current vent settings an…

A patient on vent support is on the current vent settings and ABG results:Mode = AC                 pH = 7.34 f = 24                          PaCO2 = 56 mmHg      VT = 580 ml                PaO2 = 42 mmHg FIO2 = .60                   HCO3 = 30Optimal PEEP study shows:PEEP      SaO2       BP   5            82%      128/85   8            86%      120/82   10          90%      105/70   12          94%      101/63The optimal PEEP is:

A neonate who weighs 2.5 kilograms is being mechanically ven…

A neonate who weighs 2.5 kilograms is being mechanically ventilated on PCV with minimal chest rise. The following blood gas via heel stick was obtained on the following ventilator parameters. What should be done?PCV                                       pH = 7.24f = 30                                     PaCO2 = 60 mmHgDelta P = 35 cm H2O             PaO2 = 42 mmHgFIO2 = 40%                           HCO3 = 26 mEq/LPEEP = 5 cm H2OEx. Vt = 14.0 mlTot f = 30