CPAP
Presentation Structure
Goal of CPAP
History of CPAP
CPAP and Patient Airway Pressure
CPAP and Partial Pressure
Pressure Gradient
5cm H20 CPAP
The Requirements Of CPAP
CPAP is Oxygen Therapy in a More Efficient Form.
Important Aim Of CPAP Is To Increase Functional Residual Capacity (FRC)
Physiological Effects Of CPAP
Essential Components Of A CPAP System
Whisperflow Flow Generators
Caradyne Isobaric CPAP Valve
Patient Connections - Face Mask
The High Flow System In Operation
Application of CPAP
Application Continued
CPAP System Used by HCMC Ambulance
Current Uses of CPAP
Clinical Applications of CPAP
Adult Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)
CPAP And Pulmonary Edema
Redistribution Of Extravascular Lung Water With CPAP
CPAP And Acute Respiratory Failure
CPAP And Mechanical Ventilation
When Not To Use Mask CPAP
Common Complications With CPAP
Gold Cross Ambulance CPAP 2001 Study
Gold Cross Ambulance CPAP Protocol Flow Sheet
CPAP QA Sheet Case Number _____
Types of Patient in the study
Respiratory Difficulty Scale 0-10
Decrease of Respiratory Difficulty by # scale
CPAP Study 2001
Ranges of SpO2 % Levels
Increase in SpO2 by Patient %
Intubations in the Field for CHF/COPD Patients
Meds and CPAP
Patients with no improvement in condition, all are Intubated later.
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