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Regina518

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  1. . Ms. C is on a mechanical ventilator set on assist-control of 14, respiratory rate of 28, volume 650, oxygen 40%, and a positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) of 5
  2. But her bicarbonate is low. so a higher resp rate on the ventilator would lower it even more according to your answer, no? Also i meant metabolic acidosis.
  3. Mechanical ventilators are usually set between 12-16 breaths per minute but one patient in a case study I am working on, has her ventilator set at 28. The Patient Bicarbonate level is low at 7 and is in respiratory acidosis. Just wondering. I have not been to a ICU floor nor can I find the answer in the book. Just wondering why would they set a patients respiratory rate so high on a mechanical ventilator. please help confused nursing student

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