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Froggy Jumps ARDs Priority Problem and InterventionOnline version Choose the priority problem and interventions by Samantha Jones 1 What is the priority problem for a patient with ARDS? a Inadequate Ventilation b Decreased Gas Exchange c Diffusion Abnormality 2 What is the first nursing action for a patient with decreased gas exchange? a HOB >30 Degrees b Oxygenate/Ventilation c Suction frequently 3 What are the FiO2 lung protective strategies a Highest FiO2 to maintain PaO2 >90 b Lowest FiO2 to maintain PaO2 >60 c Any FiO2 that maintains PaO2 >92 4 Why do we want lower total volumes in an ARDs patient? a So we don’t damage the lungs further b Because volume is not the problem c We want more volume in the lungs 5 What ml/kg of tidal volume do we want for an ARDs patient? a 5-6 b 8-10 c 4-8 6 What is the purpose of PEEP? a Adds volume and pressure to recruit alveoli b Recruits Alveoli and prevents atelectasis c Prevents atelectasis by decreasing volume 7 How much PEEP do we want in an ARDs patient? a Lower levels around 5cmH20 b Anywhere between 5-20cmH20 c None, its too dangerous

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ARDs Priority Problem and InterventionOnline version

Choose the priority problem and interventions

by Samantha Jones

What is the priority problem for a patient with ARDS?

Inadequate Ventilation

Decreased Gas Exchange

Diffusion Abnormality

What is the first nursing action for a patient with decreased gas exchange?

HOB >30 Degrees

Oxygenate/Ventilation

Suction frequently

What are the FiO2 lung protective strategies

Highest FiO2 to maintain PaO2 >90

Lowest FiO2 to maintain PaO2 >60

Any FiO2 that maintains PaO2 >92

Why do we want lower total volumes in an ARDs patient?

So we don’t damage the lungs further

Because volume is not the problem

We want more volume in the lungs

What ml/kg of tidal volume do we want for an ARDs patient?

5-6

8-10

4-8

What is the purpose of PEEP?

Adds volume and pressure to recruit alveoli

Recruits Alveoli and prevents atelectasis

Prevents atelectasis by decreasing volume

How much PEEP do we want in an ARDs patient?

Lower levels around 5cmH20

Anywhere between 5-20cmH20

None, its too dangerous

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ARDs Priority Problem and InterventionOnline version

by Samantha Jones

What is the priority problem for a patient with ARDS?

What is the first nursing action for a patient with decreased gas exchange?

What are the FiO2 lung protective strategies

Why do we want lower total volumes in an ARDs patient?

What ml/kg of tidal volume do we want for an ARDs patient?

What is the purpose of PEEP?

How much PEEP do we want in an ARDs patient?

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