Could you please answer this question. Thanks so much. What is the ventilator order for this patient? Defend your answer. Patient Barry King is a 27-year-old, asthma patient with COVID-19, who now needs Mechanical ventilation due to respiratory failure related to complications from COVID. He currently weighs 75kg. His current vitals are as follows: RR-24, Breath sounds- coarse crackles in both lungs. His temperature is 102.3, BP- 152/100, HR- 115 bpm, FiO2 on 50% high flow oxygen and ABG results are:pH- 7.29, PACO2-58, PAO2-49, HCO3-23. The MD wants you to suggest ventilator orders for RT to carry out. Please write reasonable orders and defend your order (include Vt, RR, Mode, PEEP, FiO2 and other procedures or orders that would help).

Could you please answer this question. Thanks so much. What is the ventilator order for this patient? Defend your answer. Patient Barry King is a 27-year-old, asthma patient with COVID-19, who now needs Mechanical ventilation due to respiratory failure related to complications from COVID. He currently weighs 75kg. His current vitals are as follows: RR-24, Breath sounds- coarse crackles in both lungs. His temperature is 102.3, BP- 152/100, HR- 115 bpm, FiO2 on 50% high flow oxygen and ABG results are:pH- 7.29, PACO2-58, PAO2-49, HCO3-23. The MD wants you to suggest ventilator orders for RT to carry out. Please write reasonable orders and defend your order (include Vt, RR, Mode, PEEP, FiO2 and other procedures or orders that would help).

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