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  • A. Increase Increase PEEP B. Vt C. Increase (f) D. Decrease inspiratory time E. Decrease Vt - ANSWER C. Increase (f) PEEP should be increased to increase oxygenation. An increased PEEP will help "drive" the oxygen molecule through the alveolar-capillary membrane under higher pressures. This will help to increase a high-pressure gradient to displace pulmonary edema so better oxygenation can take place. (same idea as CPAP in a 911 CHF setting)
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Airway, ABG, and Flight CFRN Exam Test With Complete Solution 2023

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Airway, ABG, and Flight CFRN Exam Test With Complete Solution| 2022/2023 latest update | Rated A+

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    Airway, ABG, and Flight CFRN Exam Test With Complete Solution| 2022/2023 latest update | Rated A+

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  • Airway, ABG, and Flight CFRN Exam Test With Complete SolutionAirway, ABG, and Flight CFRN Exam Test With Complete Solution You have been dispatched to transport a patient diagnosed with CHF exacerbation who is currently intubated and being mechanically ventilated. The patient's current ventilator settings are: SIMV-Volume Vt 480 ml (f) 20 FIO2 1.0 I:time 0.8 PEEP 5 cmH20 The patient's current vital signs are: BP: 176/98 SPO2 87% CO2 45 mmHg HR: 99 What is the most appropriate int...
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