you risk not being able to deflate your balloon if you 'rip' or pull your cuff off instead of deflating. when you pull a cuff off, it stretches the plastic. this stretching of the plastic generates...
wow, good stuff, folks. thanks for the replies to my original question. i really did mean it as a simple question, and my intention was not to have anyone nerd out on me with a million scenarios, but...
why neo? as for fluid status, etc. -- ignore it. it does not factor into my question. this is low bp caused by beta blockade and nothing else. based on the beta blockade being the cause - my question...
looking for opinions - let's say you have a pt. on beta blockers. they come in for surgery and their HR is in the 60's-70's (which is their baseline) and their pressure is in the 70's/40's range....
not using any peep other than physiologic. my theoretic low bp is not due to the vent itself. my question is what adjustment to the vent(tidal volume, resp. rate, etc) can i alter to affect my
Okay, here is a dumb question that I have recently become confused about as i am in clinicals. if my pt. has a low BP, what can i do respiratory wise to raise it? (i know i would do many other things...