OPEN FORUM #11
Ventilation/Ventilators—Part II
Wednesday December 8, 2010
12:30 P.M.–2:25 P.M.
Room N239/N241
1. The Success of Diaphragmatic Pacing in Mechanically Ventilated Tetraplegic Patients—Adrienne Cunningham RRT MPH, Atlanta GA
2. Time to Recovery of Baseline Breath Delivery During a Lung Model-Ventilator Interaction of Non-Invasive Ventilation in the Presence of a Leak: Comparing the Respironics BiPAP, Vision Respironics V60, and the Hamilton C2—Robert Joyner Jr PhD RRT FAARC, Salisbury MD
3. Breath Type Delivery During a Lung Model-Ventilator Interaction of Non-Invasive Ventilation in the Presence of a Leak: Comparing the Respironics BiPAP, Vision Respironics V60, and the Hamilton C2—Robert Joyner Jr PhD RRT FAARC, Salisbury MD
4. Bench Study: Evaluation of End-Expiratory Pressure Ventilating Neonates With Moderate to Severe Leaks Using the Viasys Avea and Maquet Servo-i—Joshua Dillon, Noise ID
5. Respiratory Therapy Driven Protocols Significantly Decreased Re-Intubation Rates and Lowered Extubation Times in Cardiac Surgery Patients—Charles Oribabor MD, Brooklyn NY
6. Electrical Impedance Tomography Confirms Improvement of Lung Aeration and Ventilation in Spontaneously Breathing Pigs During HFOV—Karel Roubik PhD, Kladno Czech Republic
7. CO2 Rebreathing During Simulated Non Invasive Ventilation: Comparison of the Dräger Carina and Respironics Vision—Mark Siobal BS RRT, San Francisco CA
8. The Apnea Test for Brain Death While Still Ventilated: Is It Feasible? —Mary Ann Couture MS, Hartford CT
9. A Computerized Respiratory Therapy Driven Protocol Improves Ventilator Order Reconciliation—Matthew Davis RRT, Nottingham MD
10. Effect of Tube Compensation on Tidal Volume During a Simulated Spontaneous Breathing Trial—Jesse Ferguson, Eagle ID
11. Comparison of Peak-Expiratory Flow Rate and End-Expiratory Pressure During Airway Pressure Release Ventilation With the Dräger XL Viasys Avea PB 840 and Servo-i—Ross Armstrong, Boise ID
12. A Multi-Professional Approach Reduces Prolonged Ventilation of Coronary Artery Bypass Patients—Michael Bocci BS, Houston TX
13. A Screening Tool Used to Assist in Identifying VAP in a Large Ventilator Population—Michael Bocci BS, Houston TX
14. Comparison of Three Methods to Set Tlow on Airway Pressure Release Ventilation—a Model Study—Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila MD, Little Rock AR
15. Time to Set Up and Operate an Emergency Use Ventilator With No Device Specific Training—John Newhart AAS, San Diego CA
16. A Comparison of Proportional Assist Ventilation and Volume Support on Total Patient Inspiratory Work of Breathing in a Lung Model—David Vines, Chicago IL
17. Triage of Non-Invasive Positive Pressure Ventilation (NPPV) Patients Evaluated in the Emergency Department (ED)—Richard Hinds, Rochester MN
18. Progressive Upright Mobility (PUM): Getting Critical Care Moving! —Christy Wright AAS, Columbia TN