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1 Respiratory failure 31/08/2011 Vivian Ho

2 Contents Definition Types Pathogenesis Effects Blood gases Management

3 Definition Failure to maintain gas exchange Numbers…  pO2 < 60 mmHg  pCO2 > 50mmHg

4 Types Acute / acute on chronic / chronic Type 1 vs Type 2 Causes

5 Pathogenesis Hypoventilation V/Q inequality Shunt Diffusion impairment

6 Pathogenesis Hypoventilation V/Q inequality Shunt Diffusion impairment

7 Pathogenesis Hypoventilation V/Q inequality Shunt Diffusion impairment

8 PaO2 40 0.25 0.75 Time (s) Pathogenesis Hypoventilation V/Q inequality Shunt Diffusion impairment

9 Effects

10 Blood gases 1 pH 7.47 pCO2 33 pO2 47 Na 144 K 3.7 HCO3 24 BE 0.5 FiO2 55%

11 Blood gases 2 pH 7.19 pCO2 74 pO2 59 Na 132 K 4.7 HCO3 28 BE -1.6 FiO2 35%

12 Blood gases 3 pH 7.46 pCO2 30 pO2 58 Na 136 K 4.8 HCO3 21 BE -2 FiO2 85%

13 Management Treat cause Oxygen Ventilatory support

14 To tube or not to tube Ventilatory support

15 NIV What is it? How does it work? When does it work? What does the evidence suggest?

16 NIV Indications –Hypercapnic respiratory failure –COPD with resp acidosis pH 7.25-7.35 –Cardiogenic pulmonary oedema –Pneumonia in the immunosuppressed –Weaning from the ventilator in hypercapnic COPD patients

17 NIV Contraindications –Airway –Facial abn –Respiratory Arrest –Severe hypoxaemia –Untreated pneumothorax –Haemodynamic instability –Agitation –GI bleed / ileus/ surg

18 Cochrane NIV vs Medical therapy alone –Lower mortality NNT 8 –Prevent intubation NNT 5 –Length of stay –Improved pH/paCO2/RR within 1h of tx

19 NIV Compared with intubation.. –Hosp acq pneumonia –Complications

20 Mechanical Ventilation Indications for intubation –Airway –Ventilation –Improve Oxygenation –Decrease work of breathing –Stabilise chest wall in severe injury

21 Summary Resp failure is the inability to maintain adequate gas exchange Type 1: hypoxaemic Type 2: hypercapnic + hypoxaemic NIV should be considered in –patients with hypercapnic resp failure –cardiogenic pulmonary oedema –pneumonia in immunosuppressed


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