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SELF-ASSESSMENT - MODULE 3-5: Gas Movement INFORMATION NEEDED TO CALCULATE PATIENT FLOW NEEDS CALCULATIONS: Patient peak inspiratory flow demand (PIF) = Patient peak inspiratory flow demand (PIF) = ADULT NORMAL VALUES: Inspiratory Time: 0.8 – 1.2 seconds Tidal Volume: spontaneous 5 – 8 mL/kg of IBW Respiratory Rate: 10 – 20 breaths/min Minute volume: 5 – 10 L/min I : E Ratio: 1 : 2 to 1 : 4 Normal range for adult inspiratory flow: 24 – 30 L/min, but may be as high as 60-100 L/min. EXERCISES: A patient’s weight is measured as 150 pounds. What is the range of normal tidal volumes? A patient’s weight is measured as 200 pounds. What is the range of normal tidal volumes?  A patient’s weight is measured as 40 kilograms. What is the range of normal tidal volumes? A patient has a tidal volume of 600 mL and a frequency of 20/min. Calculate the minute ventilation (). A patient has a tidal volume of 350 mL and a frequency of 15/min. Calculate the minute ventilation (). A patient has a of 12.5 L/min and a frequency of 25/min. Calculate the average tidal volume. A patient has a of 8.4 L/min and a frequency of 14/min. Calculate the average tidal volume. A patient has a of 10 L/min and a tidal volume of 500 mL. Calculate the frequency. A patient has a of 5.8 L/min and a tidal volume of 400 mL. Calculate the frequency. If the patient’s Vt is 550 mL, and the inspiratory time is 0.9 seconds, calculate the patients peak inspiratory flow. PIF = If the patient’s Vt is 680 mL, and the inspiratory time is 1.2 seconds, calculate the patients peak inspiratory flow. PIF = If the patient’s is 10.5 L/min, the f is 12/min, and the inspiratory time is 1.0 seconds, calculate the peak inspiratory flow. PIF =   If the is 7.6 L/min, the f is 16/min, and the inspiratory time is 0.8 seconds, calculate the peak inspiratory flow PIF = Given a frequency of 20/min and a tidal volume of 500 m