airway game Flashcards

0
Q

This med is often used as a sedative and is first in line for RSI

A

amidate (etomidate)

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This med is nebulized and given for croup and epiglottitis

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racemic epinephrine

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2
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This med is given to children being intubated to counter bradycardia and dry up secretions

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Atropine (0.2 mg/kg)

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3
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This drug was once given to patients with head trauma and increased ICP, but isn’t anymore

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Xylocaine (lidocaine)

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4
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This med is a paralytic and consists of 2 vials. One a powder and the other a dilution solution

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Vecuronium Bromide (a non-depolarizing muscle relaxant and takes longer to take effect; has a longer-lasting effect than succinylcholine (Anectine)

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5
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The condition when the 2 layers surrounding the lungs becomes inflamed

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pleurisy

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6
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This condition occurs if the alveoli are not inflated or there is an insufficient amount of surfactant present in them

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atelectasis

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7
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pink puffers

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emphysema patients (breathe through pursed lips to create their own internal PEEP)

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8
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Patients with this chronic disease tend to be overweight and cyanotic

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bronchitis (blue bloaters)

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9
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Bacteria attach to the cilia that line part of the upper respiratory system and release toxins

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pertussis

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10
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This disease is frequent in peds and characterized by a fever, profuse drooling and respiratory distress

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epiglottitis

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11
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a symptom of this disease is a seal-like barking sound

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trachealyngealbronchiolitis (croup)

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12
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NPAs are measured by ensuring they are equally or slightly longer than the distance from the

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nose to ear lobe

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13
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OPAs are measured from

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parallel to front of the teeth to the angle of the jaw

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14
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What device on the BVM is there to limit the risk of lung overinflation from overly aggressively ventilating?

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pop-off valve

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15
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Retroglottic airway devices direct air towards the trachea by blocking the _________________ with air filled balloons

A

oropharynx and esophagus

16
Q

When ET tubing, the curved blade is designed to fit into the

A

vallecula

17
Q

in cases where only the epiglottis can be visualized during ETT, this device may be helpful in facilitating a proper tube placement

A

gum-elastic bougie

18
Q

This type of surgical airway is often reserved for peds

A

needle cricothyrotomy

19
Q

An OG tube can be placed to reduce gastric distention during BVM. To size tube measure from __________ to _________

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angle of the jaw; epigastrium

20
Q

This type of oxygen mask is used to deliver relatively precise oxygen concentrations

A

venturi

21
Q

this device delivers a higher level of pressure during inhalation and a lower level of pressure during exhalation

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Bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP)

22
Q

this is the narrowest part of the airway in children

A

cricoid cartilage

23
Q

foreign bodies and ET tubes are more likely to end up here in the airway

A

right mainstem bronchus

24
Q

most oxygen and carbon dioxide exchange takes place here

A

alveoli

25
Q

this fold is formed by the base of the tongue and the epiglottis

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vallecula

26
Q

this is the narrowest part of the adult airway

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glottis

27
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this is located in the neck and lies inferior to the cricoid cartilage

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thyroid gland

28
Q

this structure separates the left and right nasal cavity

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septum

29
Q

this membrane connects the inferior border of the thyroid cartilage with the superior aspect of the cricoid cartilage

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cricothyroid

30
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these white bands of cartilage border the glottic opening

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vocal cords

31
Q

these help trap bacteria and other substances in the nasal cavity and sometimes become inflamed

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sinuses

32
Q

this is defined as the exchange of gases between a living organism and its environment

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oxygenation

33
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the percentage of oxygen in atmospheric air multiplied by the atmospheric pressure is used to calculate

A

partial pressure

34
Q

hyperventilation ________ carbon dioxide levels and hypoventilation _________ carbon dioxide levels

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lowers; increases

35
Q

this occurs when a portion of the alveoli collapses or when blood travels past these collapsed alveoli without oxygenation, without CO2 transfer, and without oxygen transfer

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ventilation/perfusion mismatch

36
Q

this reflex prevents overexpansion of the lungs

A

Hering-breuer

37
Q

chemoreceptors are stimulated by ______ PaO2, _____ PaCO2, and _______ pH

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decreased; increased; decreased