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Fig. 1 (abstract P222). | Critical Care

Fig. 1 (abstract P222).

From: 38th International Symposium on Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine

Fig. 1 (abstract P222).

MV (top) decreases in response to propofol (purple), resulting in an LMVe at 13:45. EtCO2 (middle) stays relatively constant at the start of the LMVe without triggering either high or low EtCO2 alarms. A jaw thrust (13:46), results in dislodged nasal canula. MV increased slightly, but still remained low (40% MVBaseline). EtCO¬2 increased to >50 mmHg and remained high

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