Mechanical Ventilation Advanced - Auto PEEP, Breath Stacking, Air Trapping | Clinical Medicine

In this video we dive into the topic of AutoPEEP, also known as breath stacking or air trapping or intrinsic PEEP as related to mechanical ventilation. Better understand these complex but important concepts! 📚 MINI COURSES, STUDY GUIDES, PRACTICE QUESTIONS, AD FREE VIDEOS, EDUCATIONAL DISCUSSIONS in our WBM Emergency Critical Care Patreon Community - Join Today!!   / whiteboardmedicine   Introduction: 0:00 - 2:25 Mechanism of Auto PEEP: 2:26 - 9:30 Causes of Auto PEEP: 9:31 - 14:08 Complications of Auto PEEP: 9:32 - 21:17 Diagnosis, Management, and Scalars - 21:18 - 37:57 👉 Now find WhiteBoard Medicine on all major Podcast platforms (Apple, Spotify, Amazon, More)! Let us know what you think! **MECHANICAL VENTILATION SERIES**    • Mechanical Ventilation   Auto PEEP occurs when a patient on mechanical ventilation does not have enough time to fully expire their tidal volume before the ventilator gives another breath. This leads to a small amount of tidal volume being retained in the lungs with each breath and over time this builds up creating Auto PEEP. The breaths are "stacking" on top of each out or the air is being "trapped" in the lungs creating intrinsic PEEP! (see what I did there?) Auto PEEP can occur for a number of reasons. The most common include a high minute ventilation. If you are administering huge tidal volumes or if you have set the respiratory rate quite high, sometimes a patient will not have enough time to fully expire each breath. Lung compliance contributes and more commonly when a patient has high airway resistance, such as with COPD or asthma. Auto PEEP can cause hypotension as the intrathoracic pressures increases decreasing venous return. It also can cause ventilator induced lung injury, patient ventilator dyssynchrony, and increased dead space ventilation. It is most formally diagnosed with an expiratory hold maneuver, but you can look at the pressure, flow, and volume scalars to assist in diagnosis. It also tends to cause a high plateau pressure. Manage it by treating the underlying illness, increasing the amount of a time a patient has to expire, and if it gets severe disconnecting the patient from the ventilator. All of this explained and more! **MECHANICAL VENTILATION SERIES** Mechanical Ventilation - Comparing Volume Control to Pressure Control [Using Scalars]    • Mechanical Ventilation - Comparing Volume ...   Mechanical Ventilation - Pressure Control Mode [Pressure, Flow, Volume Scalars]    • Mechanical Ventilation Basics - Pressure C...   Mechanical Ventilation Settings - PEEP, FiO2, Respiratory Rate, Tidal Volume, Inspiratory Pressure    • Mechanical Ventilation Basics - PEEP, FiO2...   Mechanical Ventilation - Volume Control Mode [Pressure, Flow, Volume Scalars]    • Mechanical Ventilation Basics - Volume Con...   Ventilator Waveforms (Scalars) And Loops - Basic Concepts - Pressure, Flow, And Volume    • Mechanical Ventilation Basics - Waveforms/...   Ventilator Dyssynchrony - Flow Starvation    • Mechanical Ventilation Advanced - Ventilat...   👇DON'T MISS OUT - JOIN OUR PATREON COMMUNITY TODAY 👇   / whiteboardmedicine   We appreciate the support! 📰👇SIGN UP FOR OUR FREE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER👍👍 https://whiteboardmedicine.kit.com/63... COLLECTION OF PLAYLISTS: Critical Care Medicine 🚑    • Critical Care   Pulmonology🫁    • Pulmonology   Cardiology and ECG🫀    • Cardiology   Nephrology🧂    • Nephrology   Acid Base🧬    • Acid-Base Disorders   Biostatistics and Research📊    • Biostatistics and Research Design   Immunology🧫    • Immunology   ________________________________________________________________________ DISCLAIMER THIS VIDEO DOES NOT PROVIDE MEDICAL ADVICE. The information, including but not limited to, text, graphics, images and other material contained on this website are for informational purposes only. No material on this site is intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health care regimen, and never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have read, watched, or listened to on this video, or any other videos, reports, texts tweets or other sources. #ventilators #autopeep #mechanicalventilation #medicaleducation #foamed #teaching