Reference no: EM133568837

Question: Mrs. Assessment is a 27 y/o female came into the emergency room with chief compliant of SOB. She is now having a hard time finishing sentences and is becoming very anxious. Upon your arrival you notice she is leaning in the bedside table and suddenly losses consciousness. The code bell is activated and simultaneously while the patient is being bagged the gas below is obtained before the decision is made to intubate 7.25 60 255 26 After reviewing her chart, you discover the patient PMH of non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema and COPD. What is your thought process right now concerning the initial vent settings (not related to IBW) Based on what you have in front of you? What affects do you will believe this will have on the patients dynamic or static compliance? The patient is transported to the ICU post intubation the physician request that you reevaluate initiate vent settings (Pt is 5 foot five 120-kg female) and recorded a plat. Pressure of 38 If time permits, would you listen to breath sounds before initiating MV, post MV, or both? What equipment should the RCP gather prior to transport to ensure safety and a uneventful trip?