What is the ventilation pressure?

Ventilation pressure is one of the settings on the fan, a medical device that is used to help someone breathe when they cannot do so independently, or to control the patient during anesthesia. Ventilation pressure control is critical because the pressure that is too low causes the fan to cause ineffective and pressures that are too high can lead to trauma into the lungs. Many medical doctors adhere to the specified standards in terms of determining the most suitable ventilation pressure and adjusting the pressure as needed to meet the patient's needs. When ventilated with negative pressure, the area of ​​reduced pressure is formed around the chest to drag the air into the lungs into the lungs. Ventilation with negative pressure requires the patient's chest to be in the chamber so that a negative pressure can be formed, which is extremely cumbersome. For this reason, positive pressure ventilation is generally preferred.

6The width is a tide volume, the higher the ventilation pressure must be to force all air into the lungs. The physician must achieve a balance between pressure that is too high and potentially dangerous, and too low pressure to get rid of the patient.

Ventilation pressure is clearly written on the patient's graph and the graph contains any notes on the patient's performance on the fan and changes made in the fan settings to meet the patient's needs. The ventilation pressure can also be part of the prescription for the continuous airway pressure position (CPAP) used to treat the patient with sleep apnea. The patient regulates the settings to the device to comply with the prescription, and the prescription is based on the needs and procedure of the patient in the sleep laboratory.

Being on the fan may be dangerous for the patient, even if the ventilation pressure is suitable. Fans are associated with a range of complications that lead a doctor to avoid their use whenever possible and to maintaini session on the fan. Patients must also be reassured if they are connected to the fan, otherwise they will instinctively combat the tube used to maintain the airway open so that the fan can work.