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Inspiratory Muscle... | Failure Dysfunction |
For SMA1: | Paradoxical chest wall motion |
(If VC is blank, no results will be displayed) | |
Sitting Vital Capacity (VC): | ml % of normal |
Supine Vital Capacity: | ml |
Maximum Insufflation Capacity (MIC): | ml |
Peak Cough Flow (PCF) from MIC: | L/s |
PCF from MIC with Abdominal Thrust: | L/s |
SaO2 Range: | % to % |
End-Tidal pCO2: | mm Hg |
Other: |
Trained: Patient Family Caregiver |
Trained in nasal IPPV |
Trained in mouthpiece IPPV |
Trained in manually assisted coughing |
Trained in mechanical in-exsufflation |
Practice Air Stacking |
Practice Sliding Board Transfers |
Discontinue BiPAP |
Patient Given Ambubag |
Other: |
Portable volume ventilator (PLV-100) Day Night | |
Mode: | |
Volume: | ml |
Rate: | bpm |
BiPAP-ST (night use) | |
IPAP: | |
EPAP: | |
Rate: | bpm |
Oxymeter | |
Mechanical In-Exsufflator (In Home) | |
Mechanical In-Exsufflator (Rapid Access) | |
Manual Recuscitator | |
Chest Percussor | |
Portable Suction Equipment | |
Other: |
Name: | |
Title: | |
Clinic/Hospital: | |
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