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1
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ASV

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An optimal control type of closed loop mode

Sophisticated form of MMV

2
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Goal of ASV

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Provide MV while maintaining the WOB and avoiding ineffective breathing patterns

Based on the assumption that the optimal breathing pattern should result in the least amount of WOB and the least amount of pressure supplied by the vent

3
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Ineffective Breathing Patterns

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Rapid and shallow

Breath stacking

Excessively large breaths

Excessive dead-space ventilation

4
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How Does ASV Work

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The vent will monitor the lung charateristics and then the vent will optimize the frequency and later pressure to achieve the desired Vt in order to minimize WOB

The vent will do this by dleievring a mix of PC and PS breaths depending on patients drive to breath

5
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Ventilator Breaths Are

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Based on operator set % minute vol

Mandatory breaths are PRVC

Spontaneous breaths are Pressure supported and volume targeted

6
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How does the vent measure lung characteristics for ASV

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Will measure through •Ti, Te, total RR, VE insp, RC exp, Raw, Compliance

7
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ASV Set Up

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Determine IBW through height and gender

Set %MinVol

Set Tube Compensation (100% compensation)

PEEP/CPAP

FiO2

8
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% Min Vol

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Based on 100 ml/kg IBW for 100% setting

Normal pt= 100%, COPD = 90%, ARDS 120%

Add extra for hyperthermia

10% per degree CO

Add extra for altitude

5% per 500 m above sea level

9
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If adding an HME what should you do for IBW

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Add 10% to IBW due to increase in deadspace

10
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Monitoring ASV

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11
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Monitoring ASV-Vent Status Panel

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12
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ASV – Is it lung protective?

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ASV uses rules to limit frequency and VT combinations

The operator input sets the absolute boundaries

HPL, IBW

Internal calculations from patient measurements narrow the limits further

13
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High VT Limit

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HPL -10cmH20

Pt height (22ml/kg max Vt)

HPL – 10 cmH20 = max pressure, remember we always want Pplat< 30

14
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Low Vt Limit

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4.4ml/kg IBW

15
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Low-Frequency Limit

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Vent only

5 bpm

16
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High-Frequency Limit

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Vent only

fmax= Target MV / minVT

RCexp taken into consideration

17
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Managing Severe Acidosis

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Increase PEEP and/or FiO2

increase %MV

18
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Managing High Oxygenation Needs

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Increase PEEP and FiO2

19
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Managing High Respiratory Drive

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Increase % MV

20
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Managing Respiratory Alkalosis

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Decrease % MV

21
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Managing Respiratory Acidosis

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Increase % MV

22
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ASV and Cardiac Surgery

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Post cardiac surgery patients on ASV required shorter time of mech vent than with SIMV + PS