Ch.29, 30 Flashcards

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Why does a problem with the right lung interfere with oxygenation to a greater degree than a problem in the left lung?

A

The right lung, is larger than the left, and is divided into three lobes. The left lung is smaller to make room for the heart. About 60% to 65% of respiratory function occurs in the right lung

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Atelectasis

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Collapse of the alveoli

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Why are women more at risk for rapid decline and lung function as an older dog then men?

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Women, especially smokers, have greater bronchial responsiveness and larger airways then men.Women have more rapid decline as they get older, especially and people who smoke

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Dyspnea

A

Shortness of breath

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4
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Hemoptysis

A

Blood in the sputum

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Orthopnea

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A shortness of breath that occurs when laying down but is relieved by sitting up

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Pneumothorax

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Air in the plural cavity

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7
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What made it mean if tactile fremitus is decreased

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If the transmission of sound waves from the larynx to the chest wall is slowed. This problem can occur when the plural space is filled with air (pneumothorax) or fluid (pleural effusion) or when the bronchus is obstructed.

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What may it mean if the tactile fremitus is increased

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Pneumoniabecause they increase the density of the thorax and enhance transmission of the vibrations

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9
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FVC Forced Vital Capacity

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Maximum amount of air that can be exhaled as quickly as possible after maximum inspiration

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RV Residual Volume

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Amount of air left in the lungs after the end of a forced exhalation

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11
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Hypoxemia

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Low levels of oxygen in the blood

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12
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Hypoxia

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Decreased tissue oxygenation

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13
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Clients with COPD have high levels of CO2 called CO2 narcosis. What is their stimulus to breath?

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Stimulus to breathe is a decreased arterial oxygen level. Known as the hypoxic drive to breath

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14
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What are the low flow oxygen delivery systems?

A

Nasal Cannula
Simple Facemask
Partial Rebreather Mask
non-rebreather mask

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15
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O2 flow rate for nasal cannula?

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24-40%

1-6 L/min

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Simple Face Mask

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40-60%

5-8 L/min

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Partial Rebreather Mask

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60-75%

6-11 L/min

Flow rate high enough to maintain reservoir bag two-thirds full during inspiration and expiration

18
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NonRebreather Mask

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80-95%

At liter flow rate to maintain reservoir bag two thirds full

19
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What are the High Flow Oxygens delivery systems?

A

Venturi Mask
Aerosol mask, face tent, trach collar
T-Piece

20
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Venturi mask

A

24-50%
4-10 L/min.
Provides high humidity
Most accurate

21
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Aerosol mask, face tent, trach collet

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24-100%

At least 10 L/min

Provides high humidity

22
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T piece

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24-100%

At least 10L/min

Provides high humidity