Read p.172-173, Presentation Strategies, in your Textbook. Then answer the question. If you present on a topic you care about, the audience will be more interested in your presentation. True or False.
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Which of the following strategies are utilized to ventilate…
Which of the following strategies are utilized to ventilate a patient with ARDS: Allow for prolonged exhalation. Use tidal volumes of 6 – 8 ml’s/kg IBW. Allow permissive hypercapnea to reduce barotrauma. Ventilate with tidal volumes of 4 – 6 ml’s/kg of IBW.
Enter (A) for True or (B) for False: Helium is a great gas…
Enter (A) for True or (B) for False: Helium is a great gas for aerosolizing albuterol.
Read p.172-173, Presentation Strategies, in your Textbook. …
Read p.172-173, Presentation Strategies, in your Textbook. Match the things you should do to rehearse your presentation with the correct descriptions.
A 60 year old 90kg (198 lb.) man is admitted to the ICU foll…
A 60 year old 90kg (198 lb.) man is admitted to the ICU following smoke inhalation. The RR is 28/min and the patient is on a NRM. ABG’s are as follows: pH 7.58, paC02 22torr, pa02 90 torr, HC03 22 meq/L, Base Excess -2. What is your recommendation?
Do you need to change the patient’s dosing regimen why or wh…
Do you need to change the patient’s dosing regimen why or why not? If changing what would a new regimen be? Remember to explain your answer.
Patient #1 Charlie Fox is a 25-year-old male admitted to P…
Patient #1 Charlie Fox is a 25-year-old male admitted to Parks Hall Hospital for a craniotomy and developed a post-op craniotomy infection (cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) shunt infection) positive for MRSA. Patient is having shunt drainage but is otherwise doing well and in no distress. The prescriber has ordered vancomycin to treat his infection and has consulted pharmacy for dosing and monitoring per hospital policy. Using the patient’s profile answer the following questions. Patient information: Weight – 80 kg Height – 5’4’’ Allergies – NKDA Problem list TBI/SAH/SDH s/p decompressive craniotomy Respiratory failure s/p trach Skull Fractures Current Labs BUN – 8mg/dL CO2 – 26 mmol/L SCr – 0.53 mg/dL Glucose 112 mg/dL Cl – 99 mmol/L K – 3.9 mEq/L Na – 138 mEq/L *Patient already received a loading dose, 1st maintenance dose is due tonight at 1800.
A neonatal patient receiving HFOV is on the following settin…
A neonatal patient receiving HFOV is on the following settings: 12 Hz, MAP 8cmH20, Amplitude 16cmH20, fi02 50%. How can you tell if the amplitude is the correct setting?
The #19 arrow is pointing to which part of the organ? IMG_28…
The #19 arrow is pointing to which part of the organ? IMG_2811 (2).JPG [BLANK-1]
The #13 arrow is located on which structure? IMG_2807.JPG […
The #13 arrow is located on which structure? IMG_2807.JPG [BLANK-1]