Main goal of weaning?, Higher FiO2, More PEEP, Spontaneous breathing, More sedation, Best next step before extubation?, Start paralytics, Spontaneous breathing trial, Raise respiratory rate, Increase tidal volume, Common SBT duration?, 30–120 min, 5 min, 24 hours, 6 hours, Typical SBT modes?, APRV, High PEEP, HFOV, PSV/CPAP, Acceptable SpO2 for weaning?, ≥90%, 100% only, ≥99%, ≥75%, FiO2 target before SBT?, 0.70, 1.0, ≤0.50, ≥0.80, RSBI is f/VT in?, mL/kg, cmH2O, mmHg, breaths/min/L, RSBI suggesting readiness?, <200, >150, <105, >105, Sign of SBT failure?, Stable HR, Tachypnea, Normal mentation, Comfortable breathing, mode of weaning that has spontaneous breaths and mandatory breaths , AC (assist control), CMV (continuous mandatory ventilation), CPAP, IMV (intermittent mandatory ventilation), this is found on spontaneous breaths , tidal volume (Vt), set RR, Pressure Support (PSV), which of the following is a post extubation complicstion, able to vocalize , Stridor or hoarseness, good air exchange, able to protect airway, This can give an indication the patient should be extubated , worsening x-ray, Poor mental status, strong cough with a cuff leal, rapid shallow breathing index (RSBI) 200, To do a spontaneous breathing trial PEEP should be at , 5-8 cmH2O, 10-12 cmH2O, 14-16 cmH2O, 0.

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