Across
- 1. Positive airway pressure throughout entire respiratory cycle for spontaneous breaths
- 3. An alarm usually caused by: coughing, blocked airway (Secretions)
- 7. Ventilatory pattern established by vent is patient does not initiate own breath
- 8. An alarm that is usually caused by: anxiety, pain, kinks in the ventilator tubing
- 11. An alarm to is usually caused by: disconnected tubing or an air leak
- 12. Pressure used by ventilator to deliver the TV at a given lung compliance
- 14. Oxygen level the ventilator delivers
- 15. How fast each breath is delivered
- 16. An alarm that is usually caused by: patient not breathing, disconnected tubing
- 17. Volume of air the client received with each breath
Down
- 2. Positive pressure exerted during expiration
- 4. Number of breaths per minute that the ventilator delivers
- 5. A nursing measure that helps prevent hospital acquired pneumonia and should be performed Q2 hours
- 6. Used for sleep apnea, respiratory muscle fatigue, impending respiratory failure to avoid more invasive measures
- 9. Ventilator supports every breath, whether it's initiated by the patient or the ventilator
- 10. physical tissue damage caused by a pressure difference between an unvented space inside the body and surrounding gas or fluid
- 13. process of going from vent dependence to spontaneous breathing