Question

You are treating a patient with paradoxical motion on the left side of the chest. he is breathing is shallow at a rate of 4 breaths per minute. you should?

Answer 1

You should start ventilation with positive pressure if treating a patient with paradoxical motion on the left side of the chest. he is breathing is shallow at a rate of 4 breaths per minute.

In order to provide air or a mixture of air and other gases to the lungs under positive pressure, positive pressure ventilation is a type of respiratory therapy.

During inspiration, paradoxical motion was described as the ascent of one hemidiaphragm and the descent of the other. "Poor visualization" was used to describe the results if no respiratory motion was seen throughout the examination.

Any subsequent visits would review the diaphragm if there was poor visibility.

As gas enters the lungs, the interalveolar pressure rises until the machine providing the mixture detects a change in flow or pressure, or until the predetermined amount of gas was supplied to indicate the end of a breath.

Air is passively expelled as a result of pressure that builds up in the alveoli and exits into the conductive airways, which are less pressured.

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