Actions Given that symptoms are mild, oxygenation maintained, and blood gas acceptable, consider CPAP Pathophysiology is atelectasis> ventilation/perfusion mismatch Maintain lung volumes with nasopharyngeal CPAP 4-6 cm H20 Monitor oxygenation, respiratory distress, intermittent blood gas Consider transfer if ventilation is not possible at the current institutionActions: – Given that symptoms are mild, oxygenation maintained, and blood gas acceptable, consider CPAP • Pathophysiology is atelectasis → ventilation/perfusion mismatch • Maintain lung volumes with nasopharyngeal CPAP 4 – 6 cm H2O – Monitor oxygenation, respiratory distress, intermittent blood gas – Consider transfer if ventilation is not possible at the current institution