Chapter 12 Respiratory System Flashcards

1
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Describe vesicular breath sounds

A
  • low to medium pitch soft whooshing sound
  • inspiration 2-3 times the length of expiration
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2
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describe bronchovesicular breath sounds

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-moderate to high pitch with a hollow muffled quality
- equal time of inspiration and expiration

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3
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describe bronchial breath sounds

A
  • high pitch with loud harsh tubular quality
  • inspiration half as long as the expiration
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4
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what are some factors that can cause respiratory disorders?

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  • aging, smoking, hobbies
  • allergies, vaccinations
  • travel, occupational exposure
  • trauma, disease, perfusion, emboli
  • harmful substances in the environment
    disorders of the heart and blood vessels
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5
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what are some factors that increase the risk for respiratory infection?

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  • older than 65 years old
  • cigarette smoking
  • residing in extended care facilities
  • chronic renal disease, congenital or chronic cardiovascular disorders
  • chronic respiratory disorders
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6
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what condition do you see thick, tenacious, and “ropey” difficult to cough up sputum?

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  • chronic bronchitis, emphysema
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7
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what condition do you see scanty, sticky rust-colored sputum?

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-pneumonia

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what condition do you see frothy, pinkish, or blood tinged sputum?

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  • pulmonary edema
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what condition do you see yellow, yellow-green, or grayish-yellow, with foul odor or taste?

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  • pulmonary infection
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10
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what condition do you see very thick and viscous sputum?

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  • inadequate hydration
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11
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what condition do you find scanty sputum?

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  • asthma
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12
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what condition do you find blood-tinged, bloody, or bloody streaked sputum?

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  • tuberculosis
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13
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what are some common respiratory patient care problems?

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  • airway maintenance
  • altered breathing patterns like dyspnea, hypocapnia, hypercapnia, respiratory failure
  • the risk of infection
  • fatigue, alterations in nutrition, hydration
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14
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what are some elder care points ?

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  • elderly should not be exposed to children with cough/colds
  • elderly who stay home often do not have the immunity to common viruses that younger more social ppl do
  • elderly encourage to receive annual influenza and pneumococcal vaccines
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15
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what is hypoxia?

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  • deficiency in amount of oxygen reaching the tissue
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16
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symptoms of hypoxia ?

A
  • restlessness
  • anxiety
  • tachycardia, tachypnea
  • bradycardia
  • dyspnea
17
Q

what may help with a px who has difficulty with airway clearance?

A
  • coughing effectively
  • proper rest
  • pain control
  • ensure proper fluid status
  • prevent infection
  • proper positioning (high fowlers or shoulders hunched
18
Q

what do you look for in respiratory assessments?

A
  • RR
  • lung sounds
  • assess cough, sputum
  • LOC
  • skin/color
19
Q

what are some diagnostic tests used for respiratory disorders?

A
  • CBC
  • ABG
  • sputum
  • chest x-ray
  • pulse ox
  • pulmonary function tests
  • bronchoscopy, Thoracentesis
20
Q

what should not be taken immediately after cough syrup?

A

-water

21
Q

what is the best position for a px with dyspnea?

A

high fowlers

22
Q

anorexia is common in px with what kind of disorder? why?

A
  • respiratory disorders
  • px may have impaired sense of taste or smell, have nausea
  • an increased effort to breathe leads them to have difficulty maintaining weight
23
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what are some abnormal respiratory patterns

A
  • biot
  • cheyne-stokes
  • kussmaul
  • apneustic