Artificial Airways Flashcards

1
Q

ROLE OF RT IN AIRWAY MANAGEMENT

A

Providing respiratory care through the
use of bronchodilator therapy, oxygen
therapy, Bi-PAP, ventilator
management.

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ROLE OF RT IN AIRWAY MANAGEMENT

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Performing airway clearance
management, CPT via the use of the
different equipment and precusser.

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3
Q

Respiratory Therapists play an integral
role in the

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Code Response Team
assissting the MD with all intubations
that take place.

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4
Q

A device to relieve upper airway
obstruction.

A

OROPHARYNGEAL

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5
Q

Should be used in patients who are
sedated or unconscious.

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OROPHARYNGEAL

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6
Q

TYPES OF OROPHARYNGEAL

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  1. Berman airway
  2. Guedel airway
  3. Cath-Guide Guedel airway
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7
Q

Has external side channel

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Berman airway

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8
Q

Has one large internal
channel

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Guedel airway

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9
Q

Has 3 internal channels

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Cath-Guide Guedel airway

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10
Q

SELECTION OF OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY
May be estimated by:

A
  1. The distance from the center of the
    mouth (or central incisors) to the angle
    of the jaw
  2. The corner of the mouth to the earlobe
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11
Q

INSERTION OF OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY

 Ensure that the patient is

A

sedated or
unconscious

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12
Q

If the patient begins to gag or retch
during the procedure,

A

remove the airway
immediately and reassess the necessity
of an oropharyngeal airway

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13
Q

INSERTION OF OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY

The patient should be in a

A

supine
position, and the mouth is open

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14
Q

If a tongue blade is available, the tongue
is ____ and the oropharyngeal
airway may be inserted

A

depressed

with thepharyngeal curvature

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15
Q

Some practitioners prefer to insert the
airway into the patient’s mouth upside
down so that the

A

distal end of the airway
is facing the hard palate (roof of the
patient’s mouth)

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16
Q

As the airway is inserted fully, it is

A

turned 180° until the flange (proximal
end) rests on the patient’s lips or teeth

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17
Q

If oropharyngeal airway is given to conscious patient, it will lead
to irritation and could cause the patient

A

to gag, vomit or aspirate of gastric
contents (vomitus)

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18
Q

prevent patient from biting
the artificial airway

A

Bite block

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19
Q

artificial airway Too large –

A

causes Obstruction

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20
Q

artificial airway Too small –

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Can’t serve its purpose

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21
Q

Is a simple airway adjustment that ca be
used to facilitate ventilation and removal
of secretions

A

NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY

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22
Q

NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY is also a

A

nasal trumphet or nasal horn

23
Q

Can be used in patients with an intact gag reflex, unstable fractures of the mandible, trimus (lockjaw), or oral trauma

A

NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY

24
Q

Prior to insertion of a nasopharyngeal
airway, the nares should be

A

inspected
for obstruction

25
Q

INSERTION OF NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY

A local anesthetic spray may be applied
to the

A

posterior nares for patient comfort

26
Q

Prior to nasopharyngeal insertion, the patient should be
in a

A

sitting or semi-fowler position and
the nares are lifted to reveal the nasal
airway

27
Q

Placement of the nasopharyngeal airway should be

A

parallel to the nasal floor, rather the
upwards toward the cribform plate of the
ethmoid bone

28
Q

Lubrication with a _____ and _____ should
facilitate the insertion of nasopharyngeal airway

A

water-soluble
lubricant

gentle rotation

29
Q

since nasopharynx i sHighly vascular could lead to

A

bleeding or
soft tissue damage (multiple attempts)

30
Q

Nares must be lifted –

A

Sniffing position

31
Q

Lubricant in nasopharyngeal airway insertion–

A

KY gel

32
Q

A tube with a small cushioned mask on the
distal nd that provides a seal over the
laryngeal opening

A

LARGE MASK AIRWAY (LMA)

33
Q

Is a reusable device, made primarily of medical-grade silicone rubber and is latex-
free

A

LARGE MASK AIRWAY (LMA)

34
Q

With proper care and sterilization, it can be
reused up to 40 times

A

LARGE MASK AIRWAY (LMA)

35
Q

LMA CONTRAINDICATIONS
 Does not protect an airway from the
effects of

A

reguritation and aspiration

36
Q

LMA CONTRAINDICATIONS

Should not be used in patients who _____

A

have not fasted (18 hours)

37
Q

LMA CONTRAINDICATIONS
Should not be used in patients who are
not

A

profoundly unconscious and in those
with severe oropharyngeal trauma

38
Q

INSERTION OF LMA

Prior to insertion of LMA, the patient is

A

in a supine position, and the head is
advanced slightly

39
Q

INSERTION OF LMA
The chin is

A

depressed to open the
mouth

40
Q

INSERTION OF LMA
with the cuff _______, the lma is inserted blindly without a laryngoscope through the _____

A

completely deflated or partially inflated

mouth and advanced along the hard palate

41
Q

INSERTION OF LMA
LMA is then further advanced to the

A

posterior pharynx and turned toward the
trachea and larynx

42
Q

INSERTION OF LMA
lma may be guided with fingers

A

to ascertain that it makes the proper turn

43
Q

For surgical or OR patients

A

lma

44
Q

lma External adapter size –

A

15mm ED

45
Q

maneuver to insert the ET tube

A

Sellick maneuver –

46
Q

Large Male (Largest possible size):

A

7.5 - 8.0

47
Q

Female tube size:

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7.0 – 7.5

48
Q

Special airway for independent
ventilation.

A

DOUBLE LUMEN ENDOTRACHEAL TUBE (DLT)

49
Q

DLT has

A

2 separate lumens
2 cuffs
2 pilot balloons

50
Q

only 1 lung is sick, other is healthy

A

unilateral lung disease

51
Q

DLT provide independent lung ventilation
where isolation of the lung is described
in order to prevent

A

lung to lung spillage of
blood or pus.

52
Q

DLT selection

A

28 and 38 fr are suitable for small childreb

53
Q

bad lung down, good lung up for patients with

A

lung abscess, pulmonary interstitial emphysema (pie)

54
Q

GLDBLU if patient has no

A

lung abscess or PIE