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You are assessing the patient-ventilator system of a patient being treated for stroke. What parameters are you most concerned with during the assessment?
1) PEEP level of 20 cm H2O
2) Frequency of 18 breaths/min
3) MAP level of 30 mm Hg
4) Peak inspiratory pressure of 21 cm H2O
Peristalsis
The coordinated, rhythmic contractions of smooth muscle that occur in the digestive tract to move food and waste products through the body.
Scaphoid Abdomen
A medical term describing a abdomen that appears sunken or hollowed out, often signifying undernutrition or certain diseases.
Rib Margin
The lower edge or boundary of the rib cage, which can be palpated during a physical examination to assess for enlargement or tenderness.
Pubic Bone
The pubic bone is part of the pelvis and is located at the front of the pelvic girdle, playing a key role in supporting the lower abdomen.
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