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SUMMARY:Optimizing Your Ventilator Strategy in the NSICU
DESCRIPTION:Breakout Session\n\nJoseph Shiber (UF COM - Jacksonville)\n\nN
 eed for Mechanical Ventilation (MV) is common in the NSICU but for various
  underlying conditions such as neuromuscular weakness, inability to mainta
 in a safe airway, or hypoxemic respiratory failure.  Different MV prescrip
 tions will be best applied for the individual patient's unique disorder an
 d needs but the common factor is that sedation and paralytics should poten
 tially be avoided or minimized to not only allow for an accurate neurologi
 cal examination but to also optimize their cerebrovascular supporting para
 meters (cardiac output, blood pressure, ICP, etc).  We will review the dat
 a supporting historical as well as modern MV strategies that can be best a
 pplied to NSICU patients.\n\nTrack: Clinical Practice\n\nFocus Area: APP P
 ractice, Bedside Nursing, Delirium, General Critical Care, Multimodal Neur
 omonitoring (invasive/non-invasive), Neurogenic Respiratory Failure\n\nTar
 get Audience: Intermediate\n\nSession Chair: Charles Andrews (MUSC)
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