Chapter 19 Flashcards

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Oxygen travels in blood in what two forms?

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  1. Dissolved 02

2. Oxyhemoglobin (90%)

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Oxygen and carbon are transported as _____ and as parts of ______ and ______

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Solutes; molecules; compounds

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Transport of carbon dioxide happens in what three ways:

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Solute
Carbaminohemoglobin
Bicarbonate ions (70%)

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The 13 general manifestations of respiratory disease are:

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  1. Coughing 2. Sneezing 3. Sputum 4. Breathing patterns 5. Breathing sounds 6. Dyspnea 7. Orthopnea 8. Cyanosis 9. Pleural pain 10. Clubbing fingers 11. Hypoxemia 12. Hypoxia 13. Acid-base imbalance
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Sneezing is defined as:

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A reflux response in upper respiratory tract to remove irritant

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Define coughing:

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It is controlled by a center in the medulla; it consists do inspired air, then forceful expiration to remove irritant or from nasal dripping.

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Define sputum:

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Mucoid discharge from respiratory tract. Normally thin, clear, and colorless.

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Yellow-green, cloudy, thick sputum is caused by:

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Bacterial infection

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8
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Rusty, dark sputum is caused by:

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Pneumococcal pneumonia

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9
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Purulent, foul odor sputum is caused by

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Bronchial infection

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Thick, sticky, bloody sputum is caused by

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Cystic fibrosis or tuberculosis

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Hemoptysis-bright red bloody, frothy- sputum is caused by

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Pulmonary edema

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12
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The normal rate of eupnea is

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10-18 ins/min

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13
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Kussmaul respirations are

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Deep and rapid. They compensate for acidosis.

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14
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Wheezing or whistling is caused by

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An obstruction

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15
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Strider is

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A high pitched, crowing caused by an obstruction in the upper airway.

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Labored/prolonged breathing is caused by

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Obstruction

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Rales is

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Light, bubbly, cracking sounds caused by excessive serous secretions

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Rhonchi is

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Deep harsh sounds caused by thick mucus

19
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Absence of breath is

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A non-aeration due to collapsed lung

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Dyspnea is

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A subjective feeling of discomfort or shortness of breath

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Orthopnea is

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Positional dyspnea where the patient has difficulty breathing in a recumbent position due to pulmonary congestion.

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Cyanosis is

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Bluish tinge to skin from unoxygenated hemoglobin

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Plueral pain is

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From inflammation or infection of the pleura

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Clubbed fingers is

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Painless, firm, fibrous enlargement of end of digits from chronic hypoxia

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Hypoxemia is

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Inadequate oxygen in the blood

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Hypoxia is

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Inadequate oxygen in cells

27
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Acid-base imbalance is

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Respiratory acidosis (CO2) & respiratory alkalosis (O2)