Peak Pressure Vs. Plateau Pressure

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[@MedMessyNotes]

You got it! Will try and make it my next video. Expect it in a couple of days when I have time to record.

[@roshu4557]

Wat is more important, pip nd p plat difference of 5 Or p plat less than 30

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[@stevenr672]

Is it ok to have high PIPs if the Pplat is under 30?

[@MedMessyNotes]

That question is answered in the video. Start watching from 39:57. Good luck studying.

[@rizkymilanto1996]

Is the hold manuveur breath always applied in all our normal breath? Or ITS just applied when we want to measure the Pplateu?

[@MedMessyNotes]

If a question mentions inspiratory hold, it's because they're telling you they're finding the plateau pressure. It is not a normal part of inspiration and is only done when finding the Pplat.

[@rizkymilanto1996]

Ohh i see. Is it ok to applied PEEP with Valve? Ex. When the pressure is reach 5cmH2O we just simply close both Valve, so the end expiration pressure is positive. Can we do that?