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==Weaning==
{{ACM}} {{SemRikken}}
===Overview===
Weaning of mechanical ventilator is gradual withdrawal of
ventilatory support through utilization of a variety of ventilator modes,
periods of total spontaneous ventilation, and appropriate rest periods for
muscle unloading. Discontinuation of mechanical ventilation should occur as
soon as the patient is able to protect his/her airway and sustain a
physiologically-competent minute ventilation while important indicators of
disease show resolution.
The plan of weaning is not static but requires
continual reassessment so that the particular ventilatory needs of the patient
are met while the disease process is corrected. Bedside measures of
cardiopulmonary function aid in the assessment of weaning fitness; these
should not take the place of careful bedside observation and "hands-on" care,
however. Patients should not be allowed to fatigue during weaning trials, and
interventions to ensure an adequate nutritional status and good bronchial
hygiene should be applied.
1.2 Indications: The mechanically ventilated
===criteria for Spontaneous Breathing Trial (SBT)===


*Respiratory Criteria


#PaO2>= '''60 mm hg''' ( FiO2<40-50,PEEP<5-8cm H2O)
''SANDBOX''
#PaCo2 normal or base line
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#Pt able to initiate inspiratory effort
 
*Cardiovascular Criteria
#No evidence of myocardial ischemia
#HR<140/min
#BP normal without vasopressor or minimal vasopressor support 
#Adequate mental status :''arousable/GCS.13''
*Absence of correctable comorbid conditions
#Patient is afebrile
#No significant electrolytes abnormalities
===Patient who will tolerate Weaning===
the criteria that predict the patient tolerance to weaning are
#Tidal volume :5-7 ml/Kg
#respiratory rate is :10-18 per minute
#total ventilation:5-6 L /min
#RR/Vt ratio :40-50/L
#'''MIP''' ( maximum inspiration pressure )between 90- to -120 cm H2O

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