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An alert patient receiving ventilatory support through a demand flow intermittent mandatory ventilation system exhibits clinical signs of an increased work of breathing whenever you try to decrease the mandatory rate below 6/min. In order to aid in weaning this patient, which of the following would you recommend?
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(83) Which of the following are advantages of using pressure-supported ventilation for weaning?
1) Guaranteed VT
2) Reduced work of breathing
3) Respiratory muscle fatigue prevented
4) Better patient comfort and synchrony
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