Respiratory Therapy - Initial Insp Pressure in Pressure Control

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Thank you coach another very clear explanation

joetraveler
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I have a question, some therapists at my facility, will increase the set F to match that of the patients, in order to decrease wob. So for example.. PC 15/5, F 12. The patient is breathing in the 30s. The therapist will increase the set F to match the patient RR. Does this really decrease wob? I guess when I think of aiding in wob, I think sensitivity, flow, increasing PC... its hard to believe that the wob generated from an initiation of a breath, in a full support mode can be taken away by increasing the set F.

stevenr
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Hi Joe, should we worry about the blood pressure when we increase the P above the pressure in pressure control? I thought any positive pressure we give the patient will affect the patient's blood pressure?

xiaowang
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is this pressure considered drive pressure?

cynthiaw