Rudyanto Sedono
MEMENUHI KEBUTUHAN
METABOLISME SEL AKAN O2 DAN
MENGELUARKAN CO2 SEBAGAI SISA
METABOLISME SEL
Oxygen transport
STRUKTUR ANATOMI
Trakea
CABANG BRONKUS
Bronkus
Dari lubang hidung sampai primer
bronkiolus terminalis disebut Bronkus
area konduksi (penghantar), sekunder
sedangkan dari bronkiolus sampai
alveoli disebut area respirasi Bronkus
(tempat pertukaran gas) tersier
Zona konduksi
Dari trakea sampai
bronkiolus banyak Bronkiolus
mengandung supporting
cartilage (tlg rawan) yg
berfungsi menjaga agar Bronkiolus
jalan nafas tetap terminalis
terbuka
Dari bronkiolus sampai br. Bronkiolus
Zona respirasi
C x A x ( P1 - P2 )
CO2 solubility 20x O2 O2
T
P2
Area
CO2 Solubility
C=
P1 MW
Thick
ness
VENTILASI PARU
PROSES MEKANIK, KELUAR
MASUKNYA UDARA DARI LUAR KE
DALAM PARU DAN SEBALIKNYA à
YAITU BERNAFAS
EKSTERNA
PERTUKARAN GAS
TERJADI ANTARA UDARA DALAM ALVEOLUS
DENGAN DARAH DALAM KAPILER,
PROSESNYA DISEBUT DIFUSI
PROSES
RESPIRASI PERTUKARAN GAS
PERTUKARAN GAS ANTARA DARAH DENGAN
SEL JARINGAN/TISUE
INTERNA
UTILISASI O2
PEMAKAIAN OKSIGEN DALAM SEL PADA
REAKSI PELEPASAN ENERGI
Baker. Artificial Ventilation A Basic Clinical Guide. Springer 2016
VENTILASI PARU
DEFINISI
RR X TIDAL VOLUME
Terminologi dasar pada ventilasi mekanik
Flow rate :
Kecepatan aliran udara atau gas yang dihantarkan dalam satu menit
I EIP
End-inspirator
End-expiratory
Inspiration
pressure, Ppeak Expiration
essure, Pplat-i
Volume (ml) Hysteresis
Pplat
Sedono, 2020
Bila seorang tersebut pola ventilasi atau nafas berubah
menjadi 20 kali per menit dengan volume tidal tetap
500 ml dan I:E = 1:2, maka
Sedono, 2020
Cycling Between the I and E Phase
Time Cycling
In time cycling, the change from I to E occurs after a fixed time and is not
influenced by the state of the patient’s lungs. This is the most common method
of cycling used in modern ventilators, both portable and hospital devices. Time
cycling is associated with preset volume in the case of many portable gas –
powered ventilators.
Volume Cycling
In volume cycling, the ventilator cycles between I and E when a predetermined
Vt has been delivered. The duration of the I phase is determined by the flow
rate of gas during the I phase.
Pressure Cycling
In pressure cycling, the change from the I to E phases occurs when a preset
pressure is reached. The time taken to reach this pressure is determined by the
lung mechanics. Therefore the time taken to reach a preset pressure and
therefore the duration of the I phase is much shorter when the airway
resistance is high.
HFNC
Endotracheal tube
with the higher PEEP. This
Table 4. Monitoring that adjusting settings may r
failure: Noninvasive ven- of NIV
Monitoring of noninvasive ventilation
ancing of beneficial and adve
respiratory failurea for acute respiratory failure
come up with the best comb
Subjective given patient.
Mask comfort Monitoring of NIV. To as
Tolerance of ventilator settings
Respiratory distress cess of NIV, close monitori
Physical findings sary, especially during the i
e "11b Respiratory rate riod (Table 4). Favorable
” or “tolerance” Other vital signs responses—including toler
Accessory muscle use
5 breaths/minb Abdominal paradox
mask and air pressure and
failure Ventilator parameters respiratory distress and eff
Air leaking portant to establish early.
Adequacy of pressure support should be sought and minim
Adequacy of PEEP exchange should be stabili
"175 for ARDS) after 1 Tidal volume (5–7 mL/kg)
Patient-ventilator synchrony proved.
Gas exchange The location of NIV del
Continuous oximetry (until stable) important to assure adequ
ABGs, baseline and 1–2 hrs, then as indicated ing. Most studies have m
Location
Usually ICU or respiratory care unit to start
tients in ICUs or respirator
structive pulmonary dis-
General ward may be OK if patient stable units, but some have report
e Physiology and Chronic
ALI, acute lung injury; Depends on monitoring needs of patients and application of NIV on gen
y distress syndrome; SAPS monitoring capabilities of unit wards (59, 60). Monitoring s
ysiology Score II. lored to the acuity of illness.
PEEP, positive end-expiratory pressure;
te from Ambrosino Thorax Hill. Crit Care Med becomes unstable within
2007; 35:2402–2407
ABGs, arterial blood gases; ICU, intensive care
Antonelli ICM 2001, An- mask removal, then close m
Bag mask ventilation
A low cost mechanical ventilation for covid patient
Basic Principles of Ventilator Design Pneumatic Based
Patient-ventilator asynchrony
1. Resucitation ventilators
1. Resucitation ventilators
2. Emergency Ventilators
2. Emergency Ventilators
3. Transport Ventilators
Barotrauma
Volutrauma
Oxygen toxicity