ARDS and ARF - Medical-Surgical - Respiratory System |

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This video was so helpful in separating these disease processes! :)

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I am confused. I thought o2 supplementation would not work with ARDs since refractory hypoxemia is present? Doesn't the alveolar need to be expanded first before o2

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I was under the same impression. ARDS is by definition - unresponsive to oxygen supplementation. These patients will likely be on PEEP and a ventilator. Treating the underlying cause, providing circulatory support and trying to correct that V/Q mismatch is what is really important with these patients. Supportive care such as sedatives and neuromuscular blockers will also be done.

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Hi! I'm currently in Med Surg II, and we are supposed to be learning about Pulmonary Edema. I'm looking for a video that would potentially discuss this. Any suggestions!

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[@christianflores6626]

So if not mistaken ARDS and ARF can play into one another. I know indirect and direct causes of ARDS, atelectasis can occur with ARDS which would then lead to ARF correct?

[@tamd4121]

Can a partial airway obstruction cause ARF and also ARDS. The patient was retaining carbon dioxide difficulty exhaling.

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[@iMaGiNaTiOnWpAsSiOn]

Is ARF a RESULT of ARDS? I’m having difficulty understanding the difference. ARF is obviously resp failure. ARDS isn’t failure yet, but impaired gas exchange from the fluid buildup? Does ARF result from ARDS?

[@brockenperfection6925]

I'm not sure with this, but as far as ik, Ards comes under ARF, both pretty much have the same causes? and Ards leads to Arf? correct me if I'm wrong please

[@rebekahspies7169]

arf can often lead to ards. ards is an acute emergency situation. but you can have one without the other

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Man... the ICU is packed with these type of patients:/

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