Low flow is better at decreasing waste since you're not pushing out agent molecules as quickly to the scavenger.
Yes, plus they have done studies of peds inductions with high versus low flow and it’s not that much different. Yoj go to low flows, and just crank the dial up.That only applies with low concentration at high flow, like 6% at 3L.
Increase the concentration to 18%, and you can run 1L but same speed as above.
Of course 18% is the max on Des, but Sevo lets you have a 4x difference.
Wash in is determined by how many molecules of agent are in stream, free gas flow is only a partial determinant of that.
Because minute ventilation is low: there's no point dialing 8L/min when the kid has a minute volume of 4.Yes, plus they have done studies of peds inductions with high versus low flow and it’s not that much different. Yoj go to low flows, and just crank the dial up.
Because minute ventilation is low: there's no point dialing 8L/min when the kid has a minute volume of 4.
Because minute ventilation is low: there's no point dialing 8L/min when the kid has a minute volume of 4.
Power statement!Minute ventilation is a product of tidal volume and respiratory rate, not anesthesia machine fresh gas flow.
Say it with your chest!Power statement!
Can you provide references pls. What did the studies consider high vs low flows?Yes, plus they have done studies of peds inductions with high versus low flow and it’s not that much different. Yoj go to low flows, and just crank the dial up.
This might be true for maintenance but not for induction. You need higher flows to prevent rebreathing and dilution of inhaled vapour.Minute ventilation is a product of tidal volume and respiratory rate, not anesthesia machine fresh gas flow.
You don't need to have fresh gas flow any higher than replacement of consumed oxygen and losses from leaks (cuff, circuit, metabolism of vapor), regardless of pediatric/adult minute ventilation requirements.
Minute ventilation is a product of tidal volume and respiratory rate, not anesthesia machine fresh gas flow.
Actually, on the older machines Fresh gas flow rates did affect minute ventilation. In our practice, the last of these machines was phased out about a dozen years ago. I saw one of these in a veterinary office just a few years ago.
In mechanical ventilation not SVActually, on the older machines Fresh gas flow rates did affect minute ventilation. In our practice, the last of these machines was phased out about a dozen years ago. I saw one of these in a veterinary office just a few years ago.
Can you provide references pls. What did the studies consider high vs low flows?
Thx. The circuit was primed for 30s. I see what they did there...Error - Cookies Turned Off
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There was another paper I remember but I will have to see if I can find it.
I'm imaginging one of my bosses straight-up thinking I plan to gas induce someone with my maintinence flows of ~0.3. Like I'm the special education trainee the college forced upon him.Speed? Higher FGF gives faster wash in, wash out, and achievement of steady state. Try a mask induction with low vs high FGF.
Doesn't matter - when alfaxalone gets approved for human use, we are all out of job anyway.
Doesn't matter - when alfaxalone gets approved for human use, we are all out of job anyway.
It looks like they tried to market this before. Why did it failure the first time? (Over 30years ago)