Mode, frequency, ____, FIO2, inspiratory:expiratory ratio (I:E ratio), inspiratory flow pattern, and various alarm limits are basic ventilator settings must be determined when it becomes necessary to provide mechanical ventilatory support for a patient.
A. tidal volume
B. MIP
C. PaCO2
D. minute ventilation
Answer: A
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