[Solved]: Explain what each priority alarm means (3 points) You…

Explain what each priority alarm means (3 points) You walk into your patient’s room and the ventilator is alarming High Pressure. You try everything you can to resolve the alarm, but the patient’s PIP is 50 and the alarm will not stop. The patient’s sats being to drop rapidly. What would you do? (1 point) You have your patient in Pressure support mode. You answer a Low exhaled tidal volume alarm. What could be the reason for the low exhaled tidal volume for a spontaneously breathing patient and what would you do to fix it? (2 points) Please list what you would set your alarm parameters at for the following: (4 points) table[[Low Pressure Limit,],[Apnea time,],[High RR,],[Low Vt,]]