Ch. 40 (Oxygenation & Perfusion) Flashcards

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What is the process of moving gases into and out of the lungs?

A

ventillation

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What is the ability of the cardiovascular system to pump oxygenated blood to the tissues and return deoxygenated blood to the lungs?

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perfusion

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What is the exchange of respiratory gases in the alveoli and capillaries?

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diffusion

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What are characteristics of respiratory rates in infants?

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  • rapid
  • primarily abdominal

40-60 rpm

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5
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Cyanosis is a result of?

A

lack of oxygen perfusion

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6
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Pulse oximetry is less accurate on what population?

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black pts

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What is elevated levels of carbon dioxide in the blood?

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hypercarbia

seen in copd and sleep apnea pts

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What kind of intermittent lung sound occurs when air moves through airways that contain fluid?

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crackles

fine, high-pitched crackling

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What kind of continuous lung sound occurs on expiration adn sometimes on inspiration as air passes through airways constricted by swelling, secretions or tumors?

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wheezes

common in asthma

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10
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What is inadequate amount of oxygen available to the cells?

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hypoxia

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11
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What is defined as dificulty breathing (SOB)?

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dyspnea

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12
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What condition is defined as a decreased rate or depth of air movement into the lungs?

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hypoventilation

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What condition is defined as ventilation in excess of that required to eliminate carbon dioxide produced by cellular metabolism?

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hyperventilation

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14
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What condition is characterized as alveoli in the lungs collasping?

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atelectasis

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What condition is characterized as pathogens that have grown in the lungs due to the alveoli being full of fluid?

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pneumonia

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16
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What condition is characterized as having too much fluid in the lungs?

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pulmonary edema

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17
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What happens to alveoli in patients of COPD?

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  • alveoli sacs lose elasticity/destroyed
  • sacs dont as well & CO2 becomes trapped
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18
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What acronym is used to reduce postoperative pulmonary complications and pneumonia?

A
  • Incentive spirometry
  • Coughing & deep breathing
  • Oral care
  • Understanding
  • Getting out of bed 3x daily
  • Head of bed elevation
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19
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What kind of administered inhaled medication helps open narrowed airways?

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bronchodilators

e.g. inhaler or nebulizer

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20
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What kind of administered inhaled medication disperses fine particles of liquid medication into the deeper passages of the respiratory tract?

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nebulizers

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21
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What kind of administered inhaled medication delivers a controlled dose of medication with each compression of the canister?

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meter-dose inhalers

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22
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What kind of administered inhaled medication is breath-activated?

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dry powder inhalers

23
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What are the two important things to consider when delivering supplemental oxygen to your patient?

A
  • oxygen flow rate
  • FiO2 (% of oxygen that a person inhales)
24
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What percentage of oxygen makes up the atmospheric air?

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What kind of oxygenation equipment is used for patients that need low levels of oxygen to maintain oxygenation?
nasal cannula | for nose breathers
26
What kind of oxygenation equipment is most commonly used?
nasal cannula
27
What kind of oxygenation equipment is used for short term oxygen therapy and is useful when transporting a patient?
simple face mask | for mouth breathers
28
What kind of oxygenation equipment is used for patients with chronic lung disorder/s?
venturi mask
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers a constant concentration of oxygen despite the patient's respiratory pattern?
venturi mask | more precise
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What kind of oxygenation equipment is used for patients in emergency situations who need a lot of oxygen at once?
nonrebreather
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What kind of oxygenation equipment are two-one way valves between bag and mask that prevents exhaled air from entering the bag?
nonrebreather
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 80-95% of 10-15 L/min of oxygen?
nonrebreather
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What kind of oxygenation equipment is used for patients who are in need of high concentration oxygen but **do not need help** breathing?
partial rebreather
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What kind of oxygenation equipment is used for patients that have either low oxygen or hgih carbon dioxide levels and is a form of life support?
mechanical ventilation | pt cannot breathe on their own
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What kind of oxygenation equipment depends on lung compliance and delivers oxygen at a range from 20% to 100%?
mechanical ventilation
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 40-70% of 6-10 L/min of oxygen?
partial rebreather
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 24-40% of 4-16 L/min of oxygen or depending on the brand, sometimes 50-60%?
venturi mask
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 40-60% of 5-8 L/min of oxygen?
simple face mask
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 24-28% of 1-2 L/min of oxygen?
nasal cannula
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 32-40% of 3-5 L/min of oxygen?
nasal cannula
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What kind of oxygenation equipment delivers 44% of 6 L/min of oxygen?
nasal cannula
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When providing oxygen therapy, do you apply the lowest or highest liter flow to correct hypoxemia?
lowest
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# True or False?: I can use vaseline for my dry nares while on oxygen?
FALSE | vaseline has oils that can ignite spontaneously
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Is O2 a medication?
YES | which means we **cannot** prescribe or change O2 for a patient ## Footnote unless they are in an emergent situation (following standing orders)
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As a nurse, what can you do with managing chest tubes?
* assist in insertion/removal * monitor status & vital signs * check dressing * assess patency & integrity of drainage system
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What are the types of artifical airways?
* endotracheal tube (ET tube) * oropharyngeal (OPA) & nasopharyngeal airway * tracheostomy tube
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When someone is unconscious, what happens to the airway?
muscles in jaw relax, tongus obstructs airway
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When is oropharyngeal airways (OPA) used?
unresponsive pt without gag reflex
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When is nasopharyngeal airways (NPA) used?
both conscious and unconscious pt | usually right nare, lubricated
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What are different types of tracheostomy tubes?
* cuffless (no protection against aspiration) vs cuffed (some protection against aspiration) * unfenestrated vs fenestration (causes scarring, increases risk of aspiration & allow better voicing)
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When administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation, what is CABD?
* Chest compressions * Airway * Breathing * Defibrillation
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When performing an NG suction or insertion, what position woulld be put the patient in?
fowlers (45-60 degrees head & trunk raised)
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What some positions you can put your patient in if they are having difficulty breathing?
* high fowlers (60-90 degrees head & trunk raised) * orthopneic or tripod (in sitting position leaned over on overbed table)