ANSWER
Ventillator tidal volume
* Patient on ventillator due to lung diseases set tidal volume 6ml/kg to 8 ml/kg.
So
Formula = 6 - 8 ml /kg IBW.
* Ideal body weight = 71 kg.
Ventillator tidal volume range = 71 * 6 to 71 * 8
= 426ml to 568 ml.
* Ideal body weight = 138 lb.
IBW in kg = 137 / 2.205 (divided by 2.205 for covert lb to kg.)
= 62.14 kg.
Ventillator tidal volume range = 62.14 * 6 to 62.14 * 8
= 372.8ml to 497.1 ml
* Ideal body weight = 55 kg.
Ventillator tidal volume range = 55 * 6 to 55 * 8
= 330 ml to 440 ml.
* Ideal body weight = 133 lb.
lBW in kg = 133 / 2.205 (divided by 2.205 for convert lb to kg)
= 60.3 kg.
Ventillator tidal volume range = 60 * 6 to 60 * 8
= 360ml to 480ml.
* Formula for calculate lost volume
Formula = Compliance factor * Peak pressure.
* Formula for delivered volume.
Formula = Tidal volume - Lost volume.
As per formula
a) Lost volume.
Compliance factor = 3.4 ml /cmH2O.
Peak pressure = 45 cmH2O.
Lost volume = 3.4 * 45
= 153 ml.
b) Delivered volume.
Tidal volume = 750 ml.
Lost volume = 153 ml.
Delivered volume = 750 - 153
= 597ml.
a) Lost volume.
Compliance factor = 3.4 ml/cmH2O.
Peak pressure = 52 cmH2O.
Lost volume = 3.4 * 52
= 176.8 ml.
b) Delivered volume.
Tidal volume = 700 ml.
Lost volume = 176.8 ml.
Delivered volume = 700 - 176.8
= 523.2 ml.
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