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1. Question
In an ARDS Patient, what is the ideal body weight estimate, that is used?
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2. Question
One of the following modes of ventilation has the risk of the patient getting respiratory alkalosis
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3. Question
PaO2 is defined as:
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4. Question
The mode of ventilation which allows the patient to breathe spontaneously at his or her own respiratory rate and depth between the ventilator breaths is
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5. Question
What is the recommended angle at which the head of the bed should be placed to prevent VAP (Ventilator-associated Pneumonia)?
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6. Question
Minute ventilation is equal to
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7. Question
What are the causes of ARDS?
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8. Question
One of the following modes of ventilation reduces the work of breathing by overcoming the resistance created by ventilator tubing.
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9. Question
In the context of permissive hypercapnia, why do we need to tolerate this condition?
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10. Question
CPAP and BiPAP modes are usually used
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11. Question
Which one of the following modes of ventilation is triggered by time, limited by pressure and affects aspiration only?
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12. Question
There can be variations in the minute ventilation in one of the following modes of ventilation as the respiratory rate and tidal volume is determined by the
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13. Question
Which of the following conditions require a higher PEEP to be applied in recruiting collapsed alveoli?
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14. Question
One of the following is a risk of keeping high PEEP
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15. Question
One of the following modes of ventilation “locks out” the patient’s efforts to breathe.
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