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Abnormalities in Patient Ventilator Settings
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In this video, the speaker discusses the importance of using consistent terminology when discussing patient-ventilator interactions in respiratory care. They highlight the confusion caused by different names being used for the same things and the need for a universal classification. The speaker emphasizes the need for societies to come together and standardize terminology. They also discuss different aspects of patient-ventilator interactions, including trigger, cycle, and work of breathing. Examples and waveforms are provided to illustrate different scenarios and the audience is asked to identify the type of interaction being shown. The speaker concludes by emphasizing the importance of speaking the same language to better understand and communicate about patient-ventilator interactions.
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Pulmonary, 2023
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Type: one-hour concurrent | Patient-Ventilator Interactions: Learning While Driving (SessionID 1202376)
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Presentation
Knowledge Area
Pulmonary
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Professional
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Ventilation
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Mechanical Ventilation
Year
2023
Keywords
consistent terminology
patient-ventilator interactions
respiratory care
universal classification
standardize terminology
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