The phrase "adequate ventilator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the sufficiency or effectiveness of a ventilator in providing airflow or ventilation in a specific context, such as medical or environmental settings.
Example: "In order to ensure patient safety, it is crucial to have an adequate ventilator available in the intensive care unit."
Alternatives: "sufficient ventilator" or "proper ventilator".
An increase in ICP was treated first by deepening the sedation and analgesia by titrating the medication and adjusting to adequate ventilator settings.
Matching the patient's respiratory needs with adequate ventilator settings is necessary to ensure a low work of breathing (WOB) and maximal patient comfort.
In the case of conventional mechanical ventilation, our policy restricts the use of He/O2 in COPD to just those patients with high levels of PEEPi with haemodynamic or respiratory consequences despite adequate ventilator settings.
HFOV has until recently mostly been investigated as a rescue therapy for patients with ARDS who are failing conventional mechanical ventilation, because of difficulty in achieving either adequate ventilation or oxygenation within safe ventilator parameters.
These initial results indicate that Beacon Caresystem provides rational advice, lowering ventilator support whilst maintaining adequate ventilation and oxygenation.
Current literature suggests that during NIV it is important that the ventilator acts in synchrony with the upper airway muscles to allow adequate ventilation.
Cisatracurium (1 to 2 mg/kg/minute) was added to obtain adequate patient-ventilator synchronization when necessary.
Adequate ventilatory support of critically ill patients depends on prompt recognition of ventilator asynchrony, as asynchrony is associated with worse outcomes.
To mitigate the effects of a worldwide pandemic that might lead to extremely large numbers of patients requiring intensive medical care would require actions and preparations such as expanding ICU capacity, developing management systems to control resources, and ensuring adequate stockpiles of ventilators, medications, equipment, and supplies [ 49].
Oxygenation during manual ventilation was adequate, but after reconnection to the mechanical ventilator it dropped to 80%.
