An adult male patient intubated with a 7.0 ETT is on CMV wit…

An adult male patient intubated with a 7.0 ETT is on CMV with the following settings: HR – 130 bpm Mode – AC Rate – 30 breaths/min Rate – 14 breaths/min BP – 150/95 mmHg VT – 550 ml SpO2 – 97% PEEP – 8 cm H2O FIO2 – 0.60 The patient is exhibiting chest retractions and use of accessory muscle of inspiration. What should the respiratory practitioner recommend at this time?

You were called for a high risk delivery due to fetal HR dec…

You were called for a high risk delivery due to fetal HR decelerations. The neonate was delivered with 1 minute APGAR assessed with pink chest and slight acrocyanosis, pulse at 130 bpm, Strong grimace and crying, kicking and arms fully flexed and respirations at 45 breaths/min. What should be done next: