Principles of Mechanical Ventilation 9: Pressure Volume relationship in VC
A video on the relationship between pressure and volume in volume control ventilation. A really important concept!
Key points:
1) Pressure is variable in volume control, the pressure generated will depend on the lung mechanics of the patient, the size of the breathing tube etc.. think of anything that changes COMPLIANCE or RESISTANCE
2) A high pressure alarm can be set to cycle high pressure breaths, this protects the lungs from the deleterious effects of high pressures
Compliance is key! Watch the video on compliance thats up next
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Key points:
1) Pressure is variable in volume control, the pressure generated will depend on the lung mechanics of the patient, the size of the breathing tube etc.. think of anything that changes COMPLIANCE or RESISTANCE
2) A high pressure alarm can be set to cycle high pressure breaths, this protects the lungs from the deleterious effects of high pressures
Compliance is key! Watch the video on compliance thats up next
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