Mechanical Ventilation Overview

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)

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.

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.

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