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ARDS

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Definition: Acute onset; PaO2:FiO2 ratio <200; bilateral infiltrates on CXR; pulmonary artery edge pressure <18mmHg or no clinical signs of raised left atrial pressure. refl.in/7d

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Adopt a protective ventilation strategy. Aim for a pO2 >60 and SpO2 > 90%. Tidal volumes 6-8ml/kg. Peak inspiratory pressure <30cm H2O. PEEP up to 15cm H2O. RR up to 35/min. Permissive hypercapnia (if a raised ICP is not of concern) tolerating a pH down to 7.2. #ref

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Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome. Critical Care Medicine: Perioperative management. refl.in/6u

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You can find the mechanically optimal PEEP (to minimise peak airway pressure) by modifying the PEEP while maintaining the same inspiratory pressure and noting which PEEP results in the greatest tidal volumes. refl.in/peep

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