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2. Respiratory Restrictive Flashcards

1
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restrictive lung disease

A

inability to increase lung volume

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2
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restrictive lung disease causes

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decr lung expansion
decr lung compliance

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3
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mild RLD

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65-80%

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4
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mod RLD

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50-65%

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5
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sev RLD

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< 50%

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6
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RLD DLCO

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reduced DLCO

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7
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do you need to change induction or mx drugs for RLD

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no

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8
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regional anesthesia for RLD

A

good choice
avoid sensory/motor T10 block

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9
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acute intrinsic

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pulm edema
ARDS

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10
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pulm edema

batwing

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11
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A

normal

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12
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which xray shows a batwing

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pulm edema

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13
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atelectasis due to right mainstem

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14
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atelectasis with tracheal deviation and mainstem

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15
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pneumothorax

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16
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pneumonia

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17
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pulm edema goal

A

optimize cardiorespiratory function

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18
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pule edema respiration

A

mechanical vent with PEEP
RR 14-18
PIP < 30 cmH2O

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19
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ARDS

A

inflammatory injury to lung that results in acute respiratory failure

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20
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Berlin definition of ARDS

A

oxygenation
timing
imaging

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21
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mild oxygenation

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200 < PaO2/FiO2

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22
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mod oxygenation

A

100 < PaO2/FiO2

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23
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severe oxygenation

A

PaO2/FiO2

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24
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how is oxygenation calculated

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with CPAP or PEEP of at least 5 cm H2O

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25
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ARDS timing of onset

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within 7 days of known clinical insult

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26
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ARDS imaging results

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bilateral opacities not explained by other cuases

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27
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ARDS management

A

fix the cuase

28
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ARDS TV management

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4-6mL/kg (lower is more protective)
minimize FiO2

29
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chronic intrinsic RLD

A

pulm fibrosis
sacroidoiss
pneumonia
bronchopulmonary dysplasia

30
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sarcoidosis

A

systemic granulomatous disease
can cause endobronchial and endotracheal granulomas

(fibrosis of lungs and larynx)

31
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IRLD have ____ FRC

32
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IRLD anesthetic uptake

A

faster bc lower FRC

33
Q

how do you reduce barotrauma

34
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extrinsic lung disease

A

disorder of thoracic cage interfereing with lung expansion

35
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ELD conditions

A

ankylosing spondylitits
flail chest
scoliosis
kyphosis

36
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kyphosis

A

anterior flexion

37
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lordosis

A

posterior flexion

38
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ankylosing spondylossi

A

vertebral body fusion
kyphotic spine

39
Q

kyphoscoliosis causes

A

> 70 degrees: incr risk of resp dysfunction
100 deg: severe

40
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flail chest

A

multiple rib fractures (3+) causing paradoxical chest wall movement

41
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flail chest compliance

42
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flail chest TV and FRC

A

decr TV
decr FRC

43
Q

flail chest work of breathing

44
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pleural effusion

A

accumulation of fluid in pleural space

45
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pleural effusion diagnosis

A

xray
or
CT

46
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hemothorax

47
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chylothorax

48
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empyema

49
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hydrothorax

A

serous liquid

50
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pleural effusion treatment

A

thoracentesis

51
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A

pleural effusion xray

52
Q
A

pleural effusion CT

53
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pneumothroax

A

air in pleural space

54
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2 causes of pnuemo

A

spontaneous - no known lung pathology
secondary - know lung pathology

55
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tension pneumo

A

air enters during inspiration but cant escape during expiration
incr pressure in pleural space

56
Q
A

pnuemothorax

57
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what indicates tension pneumo in awake pt

A

resp distress
incr RR
sob
hypoxia
tachycardia
hyptension
decr breath sounds on one side

58
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indications of tension pneumo in mech vent patient

A

incr PIP
decr TV on Pressure control

59
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tension pneumo treatment

A

needle decompression
chest tube
100% FiO2

60
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mediastinal mass complications

A

CV collapse
airway collapse

61
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mediastinal mass can compress

A

trachea
brochus
SVC

62
Q

what position should you induce pt in for mediastinal mass

A

sitting position

63
Q

airway managment for media stinal mass

A

awake fiberoptic
or
rigid bronchoscope

64
Q

spinal cord injury below C4

A

impaired cough
loss of abdomial tone = loss of diaphragm efficiency

65
Q

obesity causes

A

decr FEV1
decr FVC
decr FRC
decr ERV

66
Q

when if FRC less than closing capacity

67
Q

what corresponds to respiratory compromised

A

waist to hip ratio

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