P3D

Dept. Anestesiologi & Terapi

Intensif
FK USU/RSUP H.Adam Malik-
Medan
 Carl Wilhelm Scheele Scheele’s house and pharmacy in
German - Swedish- Kopnig
pharmaceutical chemist

Oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine, many chemicals.

Tasted chemicals. ? Cause of death at age 43
 Joseph Priestly: 1774 Pneumatic trough

Minister and Teacher → Supporter of American and French Revolutions

Isolated 8 gases including oxygen ; Emigrated to the US
 Antoine- Laurent Lavoisier
Oxygen: acid producer, identified
as an element

Lawyer, Scientist → Paris Arsenal → French Revolution → Guillotined 1794

 1949: Bubble oxygenator at Fels Research
Institute, Yellow Springs, OH

 1951: First heart – lung machine with

MD’s Samuel Kaplan and James
Helmsworth

 Developed numerous electrodes including

the oxygen electrode to measure oxygen in
blood
A-B-C
Life
Support

Bernafas Tidak ber-nafas

normal tidak
Beri
bantuan nafas
hipoventilasi
secara aktif
hiperventilasi
+ OKSIGEN

Pertahankan Pertahankan jalan nafas

jalan nafas tetap bebas Mouth to mouth
OKSIGEN masker Mouth to mask
tetap bebas Ambu bag
k/p OKSIGEN Jackson Rees
masker SIAP T- piece
 Meningkatkan kadar oksigen di alveoli
 Meningkatkan jumlah oksigen di FRC
 Mengurangi derajat hipoksemia darah

 Dengan nafas yang terbatas, lebih banyak

oksigen dapat masuk ke alveoli

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OKSIGEN DIPERLUKAN PADA PROSES METABOLISME
UNTUK PEMBENTUKAN ENERGI BIOLOGIS ( ATP )

METABOLISME SECARA ANAEROBIK AKAN

MENGAKIBATKAN GANGGUAN PEMBENTUKAN ATP
DAN PEMBENTUKAN ASAM LAKTAT/ ASIDOSIS

TERAPI OKSIGEN DIINDIKASIKAN BILA TERJADI

GANGGUAN OKSIGENASI JARINGAN DAN UNTUK
MENCEGAH PENYULIT YANG TERJADI KARENA
HIPOKSEMIA
Proses
Proses Produksi
Produksi Energi
Energi

Glukosa + O2  H2O + CO2 + 38 ATP

Glukosa tanpa O2  Lactic Acid + 2 ATP

(Anerobik)
Tahapan Respirasi
1. VENTILASI

2. PERFUSI PARU - PARU

3. PERTUKARAN GAS DI PARU-PARU

4. TRANSPORT OKSIGEN

5. EKSTRAKSI ( OXYGEN UPTAKE )

Transport Oksigen
DO2 = CO ( Hb X SaO2 X 1,34 + 0,003 X PaO2)

DERAJAT HIPOKSEMIA DITENTUKAN DENGAN

1. A-a DO2 ( Alveolar - arterial O2 Difference )

= PAO2 - PaO2

PAO2 = ( PB - PH2O ) X FiO2 - PaCO2 / R

2. PaO2 / FiO2
 Rumus Nunn-Freeman
Av. O2 = CO {(Hb x SaO2 x 1.34) + (pO2 x 0.003)}
Disederhanakan :
Av. O2 = CO x Hb x 1.34
 Jika CO dapat naik sampai 2 x
Hb boleh tinggal ½ nya
Available O2 tidak berkurang !
 Contoh :
Av.O2 = 50 x 15 x 1.34 = 1005
Av.O2 = 100 x 7.5 x 1.34 = 1005
 Oxygen is a “DRUG”

Must be considered as a drug

– TOO MUCH of a drug can cause overdosing
problems

– TOO LITTLE isn’t enough to treat the

symptoms
 Goals of Oxygen Therapy
Correct hypoxemia
Decrease symptoms associated with
hypoxemia
Decrease workload on cardiopulmonary
system
Hypoxemia – decrease in the
arterial oxygen content in the
blood

Hypoxia – decreased oxygen

supply to the tissues.
HIPOKSIA- HIPOKSEMIA

TERAPI OKSIGEN
 Assessing
Oxygen Levels
 Pulse Oximetry
Non-invasive monitoring technique that
estimates the oxygen saturation of Hgb
(SaO2)
May be used continuously or intermittently
Must correlate values with physical
assessment findings
Normal SaO2 values – 95 to 100%
 O2 Hemoglobin Saturation
PaO2 Levels
Levels
90 mm Hg 100 %

60 mm Hg 90 %

30 mm Hg 60 %

27 mm Hg 50 %
Oxygen saturation or O2 sat
 Factors Affecting SaO2
Measurements
Low perfusion states
Motion artifact
Nail polish when using a finger probe
Intravascular dyes
Vasoconstrictor medications
Abnormal Hemoglobin
Too much light exposure
PaO2 at or below 55 mm Hg
Saturation O2 < 88% resting
PO2 <55 mm Hg or < 88% for 5 min (sleep)
A drop in PO2 10 mm Hg or 5% in O2 sat. during
sleep
Symptoms or signs of heart failure
(corpulmonale), pulmonary hypertension,
erythrocytosis, “P” pulmonale on EKG
PO2 <55 mm Hg or < 88% during exercise
PEDOMAN UMUM
TERAPI OKSIGEN
Bila :

PaO2 < 60 mmHg

SaO2 < 90 %
Indications for oxygen therapy

Respiratory compromise
Cyanosis
Tachypnoea
Hypoxaemia
Partially obstructed airway
Indications for oxygen therapy

Cardiac compromise
Chest pain
Shock
Tachycardia
Arrhythmias
Neurological deficits
CVA
Spinal injuries
Coma
 Long Term Sign

Clubbing
 Aims of oxygen therapy
to increase PaO2 to acceptable level with
concentration of oxygen
to decrease respiratory rate and work of
breathing
Hypoxaemia with high PaCO2
24% initially
careful monitoring with regular ABG’s
Types of oxygen delivery
Nasal cannulae
Medium concentration mask
Fixed concentration mask
Non - rebreathe bag
Humidified circuits
High flow systems
Alat FiO2
NASAL PRONG 24 - 40 %

SIMPEL MASK 40 - 50 %

VENTURI - MASK 24 - 50 %

PARTIAL REBREATHING 60 - 80 %

NON REBREATHING - 90 %

CPAP - 100 %

VENTILATOR - 100 %
 Nasal Cannulae
Flow rate up to 4l/min
Unable to determine exact concentration
Comfortable – allows patient to eat, drink talk
Can still be used if patient is
mouth breathing
Can use continuously with
meals and activity
Nasal prong
Keuntungan :
mudah penggunaan
ringan
ekonomis
disposable
nyaman,pasien bisa mobilisasi
Kerugian :
mudah lepas
maksimum FiO2 40 %
iritasi telinga
Tehnik lain dengan kateter :
1. Nasal kateter
2. Transtracheal kateter.
Medium concentration mask
‘Hudson’/ MC mask
Flow rate must be at least 5 l/min
Exact concentration of oxygen depends on
patient’s respiratory pattern
Poor humidification
Useful post-operatively
Masker oksigen
Konsentrasi O2 bervariasi antara 24 - 100 %

Kerugian :
1. Tidak nyaman,
2. Iritasi kulit akibat pemakaian masker ketat
3. Kontrol FiO2 sukar,( kecuali dengan sistim venturi )
4. Kalau pasien makan harus dilepas

Komplikasi yang dapat terjadi :

1. Bila pasien muntah dapat terjadi aspirasi
2. Dapat mengakibatkan retensi CO2 dan hipoventilasi
kalau flow terlalu rendah atau lubang ekshalasi
tersumbat.
Masker Oksigen
1.Simple mask
( 35 - 60 % dengan flow 6 - 10 L )

2. Partial rebreathing
( 35 -  60 % dengan flow 6 - 10 L )

3. Non rebreathing
(  90 % , bila tidak ada kebocoran )
 Partial Rebreather Mask
Consists of mask with exhalation
ports and reservoir bag
Reservoir bag must remain inflated
O2 flow rate - 8 to 10L
Client can inhale gas from mask,
bag, exhalation ports
Poorly fitting; must remove to eat
 Non-rebreather Mask
Consists of mask, reservoir
bag, 2 one-way valves at
exhalation ports and bag
Client can only inhale from
reservoir bag
Bag must remain inflated at
all times
O2 flow rate- 10 to 15L
Poorly fitting; must remove to
eat
 Fixed concentration
‘Venturi’ masks
Deliver a fixed concentration of oxygen
Must be set at minimum flow rate as shown on
barrel
FiO2 0.24 – 0.6
Able to increase flow rate
without altering concentration
Bernouilli principle
 Venturi Mask
Most reliable and accurate method
for delivering a precise O2
concentration
Consists of a mask with a jet
Excess gas leaves by exhalation
ports
O2 flow rate- 4 to 15L
Can cause skin breakdown; must
remove to eat
 Non Rebreathe bags
Reservoir bags’
Deliver FiO2 0.6 – 0.8
Flow rate must be set to 15 L/min
Fill reservoir 2 thirds before applying
Useful in acute situation
Should not be worn >24hrs
Alat Terapi Oksigen
I . FIXED SYSTEM ( FiO2 TIDAK DIPENGARUHI FAKTOR
PASIEN )
1. SISTIM VENTURI - HIGH FLOW
2. LOW FLOW BREATHING CIRCUITS ( CPAP,
BAG-MASK,JAKSON-REES ,MESIN ANESTESI )

II. VARIABLE SYSTEM ( FiO2 TERGANTUNG PADA FLOW

OKSIGEN,ALAT YANG DIGUNAKAN DAN PASIEN )
1. NASAL KATETER / PRONG
2. SIMPLE MASK
3. MASKER DAN REBREATHING BAG
III. BAYI - ANAK :
1. HEAD BOX
2. INKUBATOR
3. COT / TENT.
 Alat-alat
Terapi oksigen
 Nasal prong

Simple mask

T - piece Rebreathing mask

 Nasal Cannula Face Masks

Salter Oxy-Frame
Oxymizer Pendant
 T-piece

Used on end of ET
tube when weaning from
ventilator
Provides accurate
FiO2
Provides good humidity
Konsentrasi Oksigen
yang dihasilkan tergantung pada :
1. Alat
2. Cara pemberian
3. Pasien kooperatif atau tidak
4. Pola napas pasien.

Pasien dengan tidal volume rendah,

takhipneu dan pola napas tidak normal ,
maka konsentrasi O2 yang masuk ke pasien
akan berubah
 Oxygen flow rate and concentration

Respiratory Non-respiratory
distress distress
Minute vol 30 l/min 5 l/min
(RR x TV) (40bpm x 750ml) (10bpm x 500ml)

O2 flow rate 2 l/min 2 l/min

Oxygen 2 l/min of 100% oxygen + 2 l/min of 100% oxygen +

concentration 28 l/min air drawn into mask (21%) 3 l/min air drawn into mask (21%)
= 30 l/min minute volume = 5 l/min
FiO2 = (1.0 x 2) + (0.21 x 28) / 30 FiO2 = (1.0 x 2) + (0.21 x 3) / 5
= 0.26 (26%) = 0.53 (53%)
GAGAL NAFAS
Nafas dibantu alat - ventilator
 Humidification

Prevents cilia destruction

Prevents damage to mucus glands

Aids sputum clearance

Indications for humidification

Oxygen therapy at higher flow rates

Patients with copious secretions

Systemic hydration
IV fluids
Saline nebulisers
Complications with humidified
oxygen

Bronchoconstriction

Decreased lung function if over-

humidified

Increased risk of infection

 regulator

Flowmeter + humidifier
 Flowmeter pengatur
aliran oksigen

Pengatur tekanan tinggi dan

penunjuk tekanan tabung

Humidifier, pelembab
Sebaiknya dikosongkan saja
(mudah jadi sarang kuman)

Pada waktu transport

diperlukan oksigen tinggi,air harus
dibuang krn menghambat
aliran oksigen

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 Precautions of Supplemental
Oxygen

1. Oxygen toxicity
2. Depression of ventilation
3. Retinopathy of Prematurity
4. Absorption atelectasis
5. Bacterial infection with humidifiers
 Oxygen Toxicity
Patients exposed to high oxygen levels for a
prolonged period of time have lung damage.
First damage is capillary epithelium,
leading to edema, thickened membranes
and finally to pulmonary fibrosis and
hypertension.
A Vicious Cycle
 Depression of
Ventilation
COPD patients with CO retention have
2
blunted stimuli to breathing
– Hypoxic drive theory
• They have a different stimulus to breathe then
normal
GOLDEN RULE:
You should never stop giving oxygen to a patient in
need.
 Retinopathy of
Prematurity
• Is an abnormal eye condition in some
premature infants who receive high FIO 2
– Retinal arteries hemorrhage and scaring
cause retinal detachment and blindness.
 Absorption
• The alveoliAtelectasis
in the lungs collapse and cause
shunting in the capillary lung fields.
– Loss of nitrogen in the blood causes less
total venous pressure. This leads to the
collapse of of the alveolus.
Pressure gradients that cause absorption
atelectasis
 Infection Control
Therapist must use an aseptic technique when
handling supplemental oxygen and humidity
equipment
Never drain water from the tubing back into
the heated humidifier
Always date the opened container
Only use sterile liquids in reservoirs
 Oxygen: a fire hazard

NEVER smoke while using

supplemental oxygen
Severe facial burns can and do happen
Nasal drying
Nasal bleeding
Increase in blood carbon dioxide (CO2)
Atelectasis (collapse)
Airway inflammation
Lung edema/ inflammation
Damage to retina: infants, high O2
Oxygen is “addicting” – postpone use as much as
possible
High Oxygen concentration is bad for you
I only need Oxygen when I am short of breath
Oxygen can burn spontaneously
Oxygen is used in terminal disease
Humidity is needed for everyone on oxygen
Clinical Guidelines
Consider Oxygen as a drug
Use the lowest FIO2 ….
Use it for the shortest possible time
Keep oxygen below 50% if…
If you have to - accept lower saturations than
normal in some situations
Check equipment regularly for contaminants
 Summary
Oxygen is required for cell metabolism
Oxygen requirements are higher in critically ill
patients
Be aware of different delivery systems
Always consider humidification
Safety aspects
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