ARDS acute respiratory distress syndrome
- related: ICU intensive care unit
- tags: #literature
Diagnosis
Ventilator strategies
- ventilation strategies for ARDS includes low tidal volume, high peep, target plateau pressure of 30
- table for low tidal volume mechanical ventilation and PEEP FiO2
- use proning for severe hypoxemia in ARDS
- prone ventilation improves RV hemodynamics
Medical interventions
- neuromuscular blockade does not improve mortality in ARDS
- Meduri Protocol
- inhaled NO and prostacyclins showed improvement in oxygenation for ARDS without mortality benefit 1
Follow Up
Literature Notes
- Proseva Prone Positioning in Severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome trial
- FACTT Trial showed restrictive fluid strategy leads to mortality improvement
- DEXA ARDS showed improvement in mortality with high dose dexamethasone
- CESAR trial showed ECMO reduced mortality in ARDS
Fluid Balance
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Sedation
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Steroids
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Severe ARDS Treatment
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Neuromuscular Blockade
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APRV
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APRV has been shown to be comfortable to patients and may
reduce ventilator days
- Initial settings: Phigh 30, Plow 0, Thigh 5.4, Tlow 0.6.
ECMO
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Links to this note
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FACTT Trial showed restrictive fluid strategy leads to mortality improvement
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Proseva Prone Positioning in Severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome trial
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table for low tidal volume mechanical ventilation and PEEP FiO2
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DEXA ARDS showed improvement in mortality with high dose dexamethasone
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6 min walk test correlates to quality of life in post ARDS survivors
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ventilation strategies for ARDS includes low tidal volume, high peep, target plateau pressure of 30