Take A Breath: Pulmonary Management of the Organ Donor. Whitni Noyes, RN, CPTC Midwest Transplant Network
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1 Take A Breath: Pulmonary Management of the Organ Donor Whitni Noyes, RN, CPTC Midwest Transplant Network
2 Objectives Recognize MTN referral criteria. Be familiar with the apnea test for brain death pronouncement. Be familiar with basic ventilator donor management goals. Know why YOU are so important to donation!
3 Let s talk numbers National Waiting List 118,549 Lung waiting list 1,391 Transplants in ,600 Lung transplants in ,327
4 Why? Every 10 minutes, someone is added to the waiting list. On average, 22 people die a day while waiting for a transplant.
5 Keeping it close to home MTN 2016 donors Lungs 103 Wichita area hospitals (WMC, VCSF, SRHC) 25 lungs!!
6 How do we know about your patient? Imminent Death Criteria Neuro injury Anoxia, trauma, CVA GCS <5 Assessment of eye opening, painful response and awareness Ventilated Referred to MTN from hospital staff within 60 minutes 24/7 call center
7 Imminent Death
8 Death by Neurological Criteria American Academy of Neurology guidelines (2010) Must have cause of death Absence of brainstem reflexes Pupils Oculocephalic reflex (doll s eyes) Facial Sensation Tracheal & pharyngeal reflexes Oculovestibular reflex (cold calorics) Coma Apnea Assure pressure trigger setting Ancillary tests
9 Ancillary tests EEG Isoelectric line (flat) CBF No uptake of isotope Angiography 4 vessel angio Transcranial Doppler Flow to cerebral vessels
10 Electroencephalography Normal Flat
11 Cerebral Scintigraphy Negative Normal on top, Negative on bottom
12 Cerebral Angiography
13 Apnea Exam Hospital protocols mirror the AAN guidelines Preoxygenate with 100% fio2 Normal ABG ph pco Remove vent & provide blow by O2 Observe for respiratory effort, 8-12 minutes Any instability, exam is aborted and reconnected to vent Recheck ABG pco2 >60 and >than 20 from baseline
14 Apnea Exam Case #1 Baseline ABG: 7.32/41/ minutes: 7.14/67/426 Case #2 6.98/97/65 Cerebral angiogram Case #3 7.44/34/59 8minutes: 7.23/59/89 14 minutes: 7.13/72/99
15 Vent Management Initial consultation with RT 10 minutes of playing to get the right settings Modified SALT PC, IP 25 and wean to achieve 8ml/kg TV IBW Switch to AC/VC+ after recruitment Recruitment maneuvers: 40x40 Q2 Staircase Recruitment Breathing treatments as needed Minimal vent settings AC/VC+, 40%, PEEP 8
16 Vent Management, cont d Bronchoscopy Therapeutic Visual O2 Challenge ABGs on 40% & 100% PFR, goal is >350 Patient positioning Prone High side positioning
17 Additional considerations Limited suctioning Once recruitment starts, suction only with obvious need Clamp ETT with disconnection Do not want to lose recruitment Transport vent Use transport vent for road trips and trip to OR Speak up!! This is still your patient! If you have questions or concerns, let s talk!
18 Case Study 61/F Unresponsive Intubated in the ED MRI showed bilateral infarcts Pronounced brain dead at 1840 Authorization at 1900
19 Vent Management Pre Apnea 7.43/34/292 Post Apnea 7.21/74/318 Vent changes AC/VC+, PEEP 8, rate & volume for ABG Recruitment Maneuvers Pronation 360 protocol
20 Additional testing CT chest: Mild interstitial edema, mild basilar atelectasis Bronchoscopy: Normal, minimal secretions CXR: Minimal atelectasis Final PO2 521
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22 Outcome Liver recovered, but discarded due to biopsy results Bilateral kidneys recovered, but discarded due to biopsy results Bilateral lungs recovered and transplanted into a 51/M!!!!
23 Did I forget to mention Donor was a 1-1 ½ pack per day smoker for 47 years!!!!!!!
24 Case Study 17 year old male MVC No chest trauma suspected Pronounced with 4 vessel angio due to pulmonary instability Initial PO2 was 53 CXR: Extensive hazy opacities in bilateral lungs, likely edema.
25 Interventions Vecuronium and Narcan Solumedrol Bronch Recruitments started 30x30, then up to 40x40 (hourly) Albumin Lasix Dobutamine High left turn Positioned prone Repeat Vec and Narcan Repeat Solumedrol
26 Outcome After 12 hours, PO2 395 Continued hourly recruitments Repeated bronch Allocated lungs to 26 year old male Final PO2 392 Hourly recruitments 56 hours
27 Thinking outside the box ps%3a%2f%2fwww.youtube.com%2fwatch%3fv%3dcuuq7f LMruM&has_verified=1
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