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What is the definition of mechanical ventilation?
What is the definition of mechanical ventilation?
- Assisted breathing through respiratory exercises.
- Regulation of breathing using sedatives.
- Oxygenation of the blood through natural lung function.
- Ventilation of the lungs by artificial means using a ventilator. (correct)
What are the purposes of mechanical ventilation?
What are the purposes of mechanical ventilation?
- To administer medication directly to the lungs.
- To maintain or improve ventilation & tissue oxygenation, and decrease the work of breathing. (correct)
- To induce natural breathing patterns in patients.
- To reduce oxygen intake for certain conditions.
Which conditions may lead to acute respiratory failure requiring mechanical ventilation?
Which conditions may lead to acute respiratory failure requiring mechanical ventilation?
- Neuromuscular diseases, chest wall trauma, pneumonia, obstructive lung disease, pulmonary fibrosis. (correct)
- Eye disorders, ear infections, sinusitis, dental problems, migraines.
- Cardiovascular diseases, liver cirrhosis, diabetes mellitus, kidney stones, thyroid disorders.
- Digestive system disorders, skin infections, bone fractures, urinary tract infections, anemia.
What are the types of mechanical ventilation?
What are the types of mechanical ventilation?
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What are some complications associated with mechanical ventilation?
What are some complications associated with mechanical ventilation?
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