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PE (risk factors) (6) Correct Ans-1. Prolonged bed rest/immobility

2. Oral contraceptive

3. Surgery to long bones

4. Venous stasis

5. Hypercoagulable states

6. Cardiac thrombi



PE (s/s) (7) Correct Ans-1. Usually occur abruptly

2. Unexplained dyspnea and tachycardia most common

3. Chest pain (retrosternal or lateralized and pleuritic)

4. Hemoptysis

5. Low grade fever

6. Hypotension

7. Cyanosis



PE (lab/diagnostics) (5) Correct Ans-1. Venilation-perfusion (VQ) scan should be performed
in all clinically stable patients

2. ABG: hypoxemia (SaO2 <90%, PaO2 <80mmHG)

3. Hypocapnia (PaCO2 <35mmHg) due to reflexive hyperventilation

4. Spiral CT/D-dimer

,5. Pulmonary angiography when clinical data and VQ scan contradictory*



PE (managment) (5) Correct Ans-1. Supplemental oxygen

2. IV fluids with hypotension and reduced CO2

3. Intubation for worsening hypercapnia

4. Heparin 80 u/kg bolus followed by infusion 18 u/kg/hr to maintain a PTT of 1.5-2 x normal;
Coumadin simultaneously to an INR 2-3

5. Fibrinolytics with hemodynamic compromise or shock (PT and PTT < 2x normal before
starting)



ARDS Correct Ans-A form of acute lung injury attributable to a wide variety of insults
(massive pulmonary edema with shunting of blood around alveoli & scar tissue begins to
develop, worsening condition)

-Add PEEP to manage shunting



ARDS (s/s) (3) Correct Ans-1. Severe dyspnea

2. Cyanosis, tachycardia

3. Rales and wheezes



ARDS (labs/diagnostics) (3) Correct Ans-1. Refractory hypoxemia is a hallmark feature*

2. CXR may be "whited out" or have diffuse bilateral infiltrates

3. Increased SVO2

,ARDS (management) Correct Ans-1. Mechanical ventilation with PEEP

TV 6-8ml/kg IBW

PEEP ~ 10cm H20 (high PEEP --> risk for barotrauma)

2. Tx of underlying infection



If a low pressure alarm is going off on a ventilator, what does this indicate? Correct Ans-1.
Cuff insufficiency

2. Vent disconnected



If there is a high pressure alarm on a ventilator, what does this indicate? Correct Ans-Bucking
the vent

obstruction (mucus plug)

Kinks in trach or circuit

Bronchospasm

Coughing, gagging or fighting the vent



Control (vent) Correct Ans-The machine does all the work; preset tidal volume and RR




Assist-Control (vent) Correct Ans-If not breathing on their own, same as control, but pt can
trigger the machine.

If triggered, the machine delivers the preset volume

, SIMV/IMV (vent) Correct Ans-Pt gets a preset number of breaths at a preset tidal volume but
can take his own breaths at whatever tidal volume he pulls



CPAP (vent) Correct Ans-breathing spontaneously but at a pressure greater than atmospheric



(OSA or pulmonary artery HTN)



PEEP (vent) Correct Ans-maintains intrathoracic airway pressure above atmospheric pressure




Pressure Support (vent) Correct Ans-Inspiratory effort totally unassisted, but a present
amount of airway pressure is delivered with each breath



bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP) (vent) Correct Ans-CPAP + PEEP

Used in COPD to avoid ventilator



TV (vent) Correct Ans-amount of gas delivered per breath. Vent: 5-7ml/kg of IBW




How is pulmonary artery hypertension diagnosed and confirmed? Correct Ans-Diagnosed by
2D echocardiogram and confirmed by cardiac cath



PFTs (values) Correct Ans-Airflow rates:

FVC: forced vital capacity

volume of gas forcefully expelled from the lungs after maximal inspiration

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