A 50-year-old man is ventilated for ARDS. The team notes the ventilator displays a 'flow starvation' pattern - the pressure waveform in VCV shows a concave dip during the inspiratory phase. What does this indicate and how should it be corrected?AThe patient has auto-PEEPBThe set inspiratory flow rate is too low - the patient's inspiratory demand exceeds the ventilator's flow delivery, causing the patient to 'suck' against the circuit; increase the inspiratory flow rate or switch to a pressure-targeted modeCThe ETT is kinkedDThe circuit has a leakEThe patient needs more sedation onlyCheck my answer