OPEN FORUM #7
Ventilation and Ventilators—Part 2
Sunday December 6, 2009
3:00 P.M.–4:55 P.M.
San Antonio Convention Center Room 202
1. Gas Consumption of Six Portable Ventilators—Thomas Blakeman, Cincinnati OH
2. Diaphragmatic Electrical Activity Monitoring Unmasks Breath-Cycle Asynchrony During Conventional Mechanical Ventilation—Daniel D Rowley RRT-NPS RPFT, Charlottesville VA
3. An 80% Reduction: Vanquishing VAP via Cuff Pressure Vigilance—Joe Dwan MS, Clackamas OR
4. Defining a Minimum Set of Weaning Criteria—Carla Wollens, Cleveland OH
5. Effect of Pressure Rise Time on Volume Delivery With Changing Pulmonary Mechanics—Gina McMonagle BSRC, Cleveland OH
6. Artificial Neural Network to Improve Capnometry During Sedation—Joseph Orr PhD, Salt Lake City UT
7. Evaluation of Breath Rate Measurement by Capnography in Sedated Volunteers—Joseph Orr PhD, Salt Lake City UT
8. Correlational Study for Predictor Variables Affecting Duration on Bubble CPAP—Alison Stoeri MSc, Atlanta GA
9. Simulation in Respiratory Critical Care and Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation—Michael Minneti, St Paul MN
10. Current Practices Related to Lung Protective Strategies in Patients With Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome in Ohio Hospitals—Sarah Varekojis PhD RRT, Columbus OH
11. A Retrospective Chart Review of Low Tidal Volume Ventilation Strategy in Medical Intensive Care Unit Patients—Sarah Varekojis PhD RRT, Columbus OH
12. The Respiratory Care Practitioner and Procedural Sedation in the Emergency Room Setting—Jhaymie Cappiello, Durham NC