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سفن تلا زاهج نم ضيرملا ريرحت يف ضيرمتلا رود

يسفنتلا قيرطلا ةيامح ىلع رداق

بواجتمو يعاو ضيرملا

نواعتم ضيرملا

ميلس لاعس سكعنم

ميلس نايثغ سكعنم

NIF : ةيفيظو ةيسفنت تلاضع

<30

ماطفلل زهاج ضيرملا له

يسفنتلا روصقلا نسحت •

ةيسيئرلا ءاضعلأا دحأ روصق بايغ •

ةمئلام ةيوهت ةلاح

30 نم لقأ سفنت ةعرس

رتيل 12 نم لقأ ةقيقدلاب ةيوهت

ميلس ةيوهت زكرم

ةيفيظو ةيسفنت تلاضع

ي حطسلاو عيرسلا سفنتلا رعشم

100 نم لقأ

لوبقم ةجسكأ ىوتسم

P a

O

2

≥ 60 mm Hg

F i

O

2

≤ 0.40

PEEP ≤ 5 cm H

2

O

Readiness To Wean

• Improvement of respiratory failure

• Absence of major organ system failure

• Appropriate level of oxygenation

• Adequate ventilatory status

• Intact airway protective mechanism (needed for extubation)

Oxygenation Status

• Pa

O2

≥ 60 mm Hg

• Fi

O2

≤ 0.40

• PEEP ≤ 5 cm H

2

O

Ventilation Status

• Intact ventilatory drive : ability to control their own level of ventilation

• Respiratory rate < 30

• Minute ventilation of < 12 L to maintain Pa

CO2 range in normal

• RSBI < 105 ( RR / Vt < 105) , ( I use < 80)

• Functional respiratory muscles i.e.

NIF < -25 cm H2o & VC > 10 ml /kg)

Intact Airway Protective Mechanism

Appropriate level of consciousness •

Cooperation •

Intact cough reflex •

Intact gag reflex •

Functional respiratory muscles with ability to support a strong and effective cough

Function of Other Organ Systems

• Optimized cardiovascular function

• Arrhythmias

• Fluid overload

• Myocardial contractility

• Body temperature

• 1 ◦ degree increases CO

2 consumption by 5% production and O

2

• Normal electrolytes

• Potassium, magnesium, phosphate and calcium

• Adequate nutritional status

• Under- or over-feeding

• Optimized renal, Acid-base, liver and GI functions

ماطفلا ميقو تارعشم

Criteria Used in Several Large Trials To Define

Tolerance of an SBT *

*HR heart rate; Spo2 hemoglobin oxygen saturation. See Table 4 for abbreviations not used in the text.

يحطسلاو عيرسلا سفنتلا رعشم

سفنتلا ةعرس

يراجلا مجحلا

= يحطسلاو عيرسلا سفنتلا رعشم

Spontaneous Breathing Trials

SBT to assess extubation readiness •

T-piece or CPAP 5 cm H2O •

30-120 minutes trials •

If tolerated, patient can be extubated •

SBT as a weaning method •

Increasing length of SBT trials •

Periods of rest between trials and at night •

Protocols

• Developed by multidisciplinary team

• Implemented by respiratory therapists and nurses to make clinical decisions

• Results in shorter weaning times and shorter length of mechanical ventilation than physician-directed weaning

Mechanical Ventilation

PaO2/FiO2 ≥ 200 mm Hg

PEEP ≤ 5 cm H2O

Intact airway reflexes

No need for continuous infusions of vasopressors or inotrops

> 100

Rest 24 hrs

RSBI

Stable Support Strategy

Assisted/PSV

24 hours

<100

Daily SBT

Low level CPAP (5 cm H2O),

Low levels of pressure support (5 to 7 cm H2O)

“T-piece” breathing

30-120 min

Yes

RR > 35/min

Spo2 < 90%

HR > 140/min

Sustained 20% increase in HR

SBP > 180 mm Hg, DBP > 90 mm Hg

Anxiety

Diaphoresis

No

Extubation

رقتسم يسفنت معد

(PSV)

ةيلآ ةيوهت

ةعاس 24 ةحار

200 ≤ PaO2/FiO2

PEEP ≤ 5 cm H2O

نيميلس لاعسو علب سكعنم

طغضلا معاودل ةجاحلا مدع

> 100

يحطسلاو عيرسلا سفنتلا رعشم

RSBI

<100

ةعاس 24

Yes

يوفع سفنت ةلواحم

SBT

30-120 min

ةقيقدلاب ةرم 35 < سفنتلا تارم ددع

90% < نيجسكلأا عابشا

ةقيقدلاب ةبرض 140 < ضبن ةعرس

20% < ضبن ةعرس عافترا

طقض وأ قبئز ملم 180 < يضابقنا طقض

قبئز ملم 90 < يطاسبنا

قرعت

جايه

ءام مس

ءام مس

5 ىوتسمب CPAP

T

ةعطق وأ

7 5 يطغض معد وأ

ةقيقد 120 30 ةدمل

No

بوبنلأا بحس

Extubation Criteria

Ability to protect upper airway

Effective cough

Alertness

Improving clinical condition

Adequate lumen of trachea and larynx

“Leak test” during airway pressurization with the cuff deflated

Discontinuation of Mechanical Ventilation

To discontinue mechanical ventilation requires:

• Patient preparation

• Assessment of readiness

 For independent breathing

 For extubation

• A brief trial of minimally assisted breathing

 An assessment of probable upper airway patency after extubation

• Either abrupt or gradual withdrawal of positive pressure, depending on the patient ’s readiness

يماغرلا بوبنلأا بحس ءارجأ

تازرفملا طفاشو تاودلأا يرضح

ضيرملل ءارجلاا يحرشأا

سولجلا ةيعضوب ضيرملا يعض

ةمامكو تازافق يعضو كيدي يلسغأ

% 100 ةجسكا ضيرملا يطعأ

بوبنلأا تبثم يعفرأ

يماغرلا بوبنلأا تازرفم يبحسأ

موعلبلاو مفلا تازرفم يبحسا

قم عو ءطبب سفنتلا ضيرملا نم يبلطاو يماغرلا بوبنلأا ىلا ةديدج ةرطثق يلخدأ

بوبنلأا نولاب يسفن

ده جلا ةمق دنعو يبلس طغض يقبطو لعسيو قيمع سفن ذخأي نأ ضيرملا نم يبلطأ

ةعرسب بوبنلأا يبحسا ضيرملل يقيهشلا

ضيرملل بطرم نيجسكأ يعض

. يسفنت داهجا ةملاع يلأ ضيرملا ةبقارم يعبات •

Failure to Wean

Respiratory:

 Increased resistance

Decreased compliance

Increased WOB and exhaustion

 Auto-PEEP

Cardiovascular:

 Backward failure: left ventricular dysfunction

 Forward heart failure

Metablic/Electrolytes:

 Poor nutritional status

 Overfeeding

Decreased magnesium and phosphate levels

Metabolic and respiratory alkalosis

Infection/fever

Major organ failure

Stridor

Preparation: Factors Affecting Ventilatory

Demand

Give Your Patient a

FAST HUG everyday!

• F Feeding

• A Analgesic

• S Sedation & S. Vac.

• T Thrombembolic prophylaxis

• H HOB 30 º

• U Ulcer Prophy.

• G

Glucose Control

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