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人工呼吸器グラフィック 患者の人工呼吸器外れを識別すると、設定を最適化します。

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Whats your mode? Episode ii (VC-CMVd)

Image 1. Pressure limitation associated with dual targeting may reduce the incidence of premature cycling.

Episode two of "Whats your mode" VC-CMV with dual targeting is now finished and available to my news letter subscribers. To receive access to this video please sign up for my news letter at this link: http://kscottrichey.blogspot.com/p/news-letter.html

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PRE-REQUISITE/RECOMMENDED VIDEOS

TARGETING SCHEMES

DUAL TARGETING

RELATED VIDEOS

EPISODE i

WHATS YOUR MODE

REFERENCE

A taxonomy for mechanical ventilation: 10 fundamental maxims.

A rational framework for selecting modes of ventilation.

Building a Ventilator Simulator with Power Point

I worked on this project for a mobile app wire-frame three years ago and recorded the process (over 70 short videos) thinking someone else might want to use this technique. This technique is for anyone that has ever wanted to build a simulator however does not have a computer programming background. These videos demonstrate how to build a interactive operator interface for an mechanical ventilator using MS Power Point. These lessons can be applied to create simulators for education, presentations, mobile app prototyping, etc.

VIDEO PLAYLIST

VENTILATOR SIMULATOR w MS PPT

Whats Your Mode? Episode i

Image 1. Settings within "Volume Control" a VC-CMVs modality on the FLOW-i anesthesia Delivery system. All highlighted settings may affect patient comfort.

My first episode of my new video series is now available to my news letter subscribers.
I posted a teaser video on YouTube (see below). 

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VIDEOS to COME
(a * next to the name indicates this video is only available to news letter subscribers)

VC-CMVd*

VC-IMVs,s
VC-IMVds*
VC-IMVda,s*
VC-IMVd,a*
VC-IMVa,s*

PC-CMVs
PC-CMVa*

PC-IMVs,s
PC-IMVa,s*
PC-IMVa,a*
PC-IMVo,o*

PC-CSVs
PC-CSVr (PAV+)*
PC-CSVr (NAVA)*
PC-CSVa
PC-CSVi (Smart Care)*

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ATTRIBUTION
These videos have been conceived from the following two journal articles.  

Respir Care. 2014 Nov;59(11):1747-63. doi: 10.4187/respcare.03057.  A taxonomy for mechanical ventilation: 10 fundamental maxims. Chatburn RL, El-Khatib M, Mireles-Cabodevila E.

Respir Care. 2013 Feb;58(2):348-66. doi: 10.4187/respcare.01839. A rational framework for selecting modes of ventilation. Mireles-Cabodevila E, Hatipoğlu U, Chatburn RL.

I recommend reading both articles to obtain a deeper knowledge and appreciation for the different modes of mechanical ventilation. 


RECOMMENDED PREREQUISITE POSTS/VIDEOS

Targeting Scheme Intro

Targeting Scheme Post

Whats Your Mode?

What’s Your Mode?

Happy 2016! This post is to inform readers on two topics related to this blog.

First

This year I will begin transitioning this blog and my YouTube page to a FREE email subscription based newsletter. Throughout the year I will continue to post content on the blog and brief videos on my YouTube page, however subscribers to my newsletter will receive additional content on the topics of mechanical ventilation and respiratory therapy (e.g. extended more detailed videos, PDF files, etc.).

After December 2016 no additional content will be posted here, however the blog & YouTube page will remain open as an archive.

Image 1. Ventilator Screen shot of Adaptive Support Ventilation, patient safety and comfort targets. 

Second

I will be starting a new video series similar to ones I have already created (e.g. APRV, PC-CMV, Adaptive Pressure Control). The title of this series is “What’s your mode?”

This series will be comprised of approximately 18 videos providing operational transparency to the various modes of mechanical ventilation. I believe this is important because clinicians’ need to understand the boundaries of these modalities which is not always disclosed by the device manufacturer.

The video idea was conceived after reading I believe one of the most brilliant papers and theories on mechanical ventilation “A rational framework for selecting modes of mechanical ventilation” [1]. This paper questions why we use a specific ventilator mode and proposes selecting a mode based on the three central goals of mechanical ventilation; patient safety, patient comfort, and transitioning to liberation. The paper also introduces selecting a mode of mechanical ventilation based on mode capabilities and features to accomplish these goals.

Note- two evident things;

The mode has to be available on the ventilator in use.

The clinician has to be competent and know the capabilities and boundaries of a specific mode.  

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REFERENCE

[1]. Mireles-Cabodevila, E. Hatipoglu, U. and Chatburn, R. (2013). A rational framework for selecting modes of ventilation. Respiratory Care. 58 (2): 348-364. 

[2]. Respir Care. 2013 Feb;58(2):348-66. doi: 10.4187/respcare.01839. A rational framework for selecting modes of ventilation. Mireles-Cabodevila E, Hatipoğlu U, Chatburn RL.