Chapter 30: Lower Respiratory Problems- Pfieffer Flashcards
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Interprofessional care for pulmonary embolism: _________________ hygiene to prevent atelectasis
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pulmonary
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before chest tubes are inserted, a tension pneumothorax needs this immediate treatment
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needle decompression
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chest trauma initial interventions: __________ impaled objects
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stabilize
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main diagnostic study for lung abscess
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chest X-ray
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pulmonary fungal infections have manifestations similar to this disease
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bacterial pneumonia
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enlargement of the right ventricle caused by a primary respiratory disorder
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cor pulmonale
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emergency treatment of pneumothorax involves covering the wound with ____________ dressing secured on (1, 2, 3, 4) sides
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occlusive, 3
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transmission of pulmonary fungal infections
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inhalation of spores
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normal mean pulmonary artery pressure
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12-16 mmHg
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pain management for fractured ribs can include these three methods
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NSAIDs
opioids
nerve blocks
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massive pulmonary embolisms, hemodynamically unstable patients, and patients in which thrombolytic therapy is contraindicated may need this type of surgery
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pulmonary embolectomy
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type of pneumothorax that occurs due to rupture of small blebs (air-filled sacs) on the surface of the lung
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spontaneous pneumothorax
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diagnostic study for pnemothorax
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chest X-ray
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diagnostic study for flail chest
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chest X-ray
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nursing management for lung abscess involves monitoring for signs of __________ and _________________; applying __________
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hypoxemia, respiratory distress, oxygen
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lung condition characterized by collapsed, airless alveoli
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atelectasis
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name of type of breathing movement in flail chest
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paradoxical
inspiration: chest sucked in
expiration: chest bulges out
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chest trauma: assess for these six signs of cardiovascular compromise
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rapid, thready pulse
decreased BP with narrowed pulse pressure and/or asymmetric readings
distended neck veins
muffled heart sounds
chest pain
dysrhythmias
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most common manifestation of pulmonary embolism
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dyspnea
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elevated pulmonary artery pressure due to an increase in resistance to blood flow through the pulmonary circulation
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pulmonary hypertension
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conservative treatment for chylothorax
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Octerotide
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type of pleural effusion in which the fluid is protein-poor, cell-poor, clear, pale yellow
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transudate effusion
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diagnosis for atypical mycobacteria
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sputum culture
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complication of pulmonary embolism: results from hypoxemia associated with massive (>50%) or recurrent emboli; right ventricular hypertrophy
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pulmonary hypertension
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type of pleural effusion in which the fluid is protein-rich
exudative effusion
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teaching for lung abscess includes these two things
effective coughing
supportive measures (rest, nutrition, fluids)
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progression of pulmonary hypertension is indicated by these two things
dyspnea at rest
right ventricular hypertrophy
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complication of heart and lung diseases characterized by abnormal accumulation of fluid in alveoli and interstitial spaces
pulmonary edema
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Patient education for pulmonary embolism addresses long-term ________________ therapy, measures to prevent _______, and importance of ________________
anticoagulant, VTE, follow-up exams
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pneumothorax: stabilize any impaled objects with __________________ but do not pull it out
bulky dressing
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this method is used to diagnose pulmonary embolism if patient cannot have contrast
ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) scan
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a tension pneumothorax causes a _________________ and _____________ instability with reduced ______________ and ______________
mediastinal shift, hemodynamic, venous return, cardiac output
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Prevention of pulmonary embolism involves intermittent ____________________ devices, early ______________, and __________________ therapy.
pneumatic compression, ambulation, anticoagulation
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abnormal collection of fluid in the pleural space
pleural effusion
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treatment for pulmonary fungal infections
antifungal drugs
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this type of fungal pathogen occurs in immunocompromised patients and patients with CF and HIV
opportunistic fungal pathogens
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these two patients are at risk for atelectasis
bedridden patients
postop patients (abdominal, chest)
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flail chest results from the fracture of _____ or more consecutive ribs in _____ or more separate places; can also result from fractured ____________ and several consecutive ribs
3, 2, sternum
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treatment for atypical mycobacteria
similar to TB
prolonged antibiotics
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mechanism of chest injury involving shearing and compression injuries of chest structures; external appearance may be minor but may have severe internal organ damage
blunt
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this part of ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) scan involves IV injection of a radioisotope
perfusion scanning
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collection of purulent fluid in the pleural space
empyema
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hallmark manifestation of lung abscess
dark brown, purulent, foul-smelling, foul-tasting sputum
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multiple lung abscesses is known as
necrotizing pneumonia
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gold standard treatment for pneumothorax
chest tubes with water-seal drainage
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pulmonary embolisms most commonly affect these lobes of the lung
lower lobes
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type of pneumothorax that can occur due to laceration or puncture of the lung during medical procedures
iatrogenic pneumothorax
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Treatment for flail chest involves ensuring adequate _______________ and ______________; ________ management. If needed, _____________ and ____________ ventilation and/or _________ fixation are done.
ventilation, oxygenation, pain, intubation, mechanical, surgical
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mechanism of chest injury involving foreign object impaling or passing through body tissues creating an open wound
penetrating
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three diagnostic methods for pulmonary fungal infections
skin testing
serology
biopsy (via bronchoscopy)
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chest trauma initial interventions: place in ______________ position or on ___________ side after ruling out cervical spine injury
semi-Fowler's, injured
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two refractory treatment options for chylothorax
surgery, pleurodesis
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type of pleural effusion that occurs mainly in non-inflammatory conditions
transudate effusion
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five risk factors for spontaneous pneumothorax
tall, thin, male, family history, previous spontaneous pneumothorax
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most common cause of pulmonary edema
left-sided heart failure
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Risk factors for pulmonary embolism include ____________ or reduced ___________, _____________ within 3 months, history of ______, ____________, ____________, oral ___________/____________ therapy, _______________, prolonged ______________, ______________, _______________, and ________ disorders.
immobility, mobility, surgery, VTE, cancer, obesity, contraceptives, hormone, smoking, air travel, heart failure, pregnancy, clotting
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in diagnosing pleural effusion, these two methods reveal the volume and location of the effusion
chest X-ray, CT
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Drug therapy for pulmonary hypertension focuses on pulmonary ________________, reducing _______________ overload, reverse __________, managing _________, and preventing ___________ and ___________
vasodilation, right ventricular, remodeling, edema, thrombi, hypoxia
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definitive test to diagnose pulmonary hypertension
right-sided heart catheterization
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Interprofessional care for pulmonary embolism: provide _____________ with intubation if needed
oxygen
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pleurisy: pleural friction rub is heard at the _______ of inspiration
peak
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treatment for pleurisy
underlying cause
pain management
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pleural effusion: this treatment method is done to obliterate the pleural space and prevent reaccumulation of effusion fluid
chemical pleurodesis
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penetrating chest wound in which air enters the pleural space through the chest wall during inspiration
sucking chest wound
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pulmonary embolisms are commonly diagnosed with these two tests
D-dimer (have a clot but not where it is)
spiral (helical) CT scan
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two manifestations/assessment findings of large pneumothorax
respiratory distress
absent breath sounds over affected area
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type of hemothorax that occurs with a pneumothorax
hemopneumothorax
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two manifestations of small pneumothorax
mild tachycardia and dyspnea
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six causes of pleurisy
infection
cancer
autoimmune disorders
chest trauma
GI disease
some medications
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cause of atelectasis
secretions obstructing small airways
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two classic manifestations of pulmonary hypertension
dyspnea on exertion
fatigue
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pleurisy: breathing is (deep, shallow) with (increased, decreased) movement
shallow, decreased
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large thrombus lodged at an arterial bifurcation is known as
saddle embolus
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chest trauma initial interventions: cover sucking chest wound with ___________ dressing taped on (1, 2, 3, 4) sides
nonporous, 3
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type of pleural effusion that results from increased capillary permeability due to an inflammatory reaction
exudative effusion
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in a patient with cor pulmonale, a ruddy complexion indicates this
polycythemia
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insertion of this device can prevent migration of clots into the pulmonary system (prevent pulmonary embolism)
inferior vena cava (IVC) filter
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pulmonary embolisms treated with this significantly reduce mortality
anticoagulants
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occurs when positive pressure in pleural space causes lung to partially or fully collapse
pneumothorax
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type of pneumothorax that occurs when the visceral (inner) lining of the pleura is disrupted, allowing air to enter the pleural space from the lung; has no external wound
closed pneumothorax
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chest trauma initial interventions: establish IV access with (1, 2, 3) large-bore catheters and begin _________________________ as appropriate
2, fluid resuscitation
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causes of pleural effusion include increased pulmonary ___________ pressure, decreased ____________ pressure, increased _________________ permeability, and ______________ obstruction
capillary, oncotic, pleural membrane, lymph flow
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patients with cor pulmonale have a (low, normal, high) epoietin level
low
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patient teaching for fractured ribs includes these three things
deep breathing and coughing
incentive spirometry
appropriate use of analgesics
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in a patient with cor pulmonale, elevated BNP indicates this
heart failure
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chest injury complication that involves blood rapidly collecting in pericardial sac which compresses myocardium and prevents ventricles from filling
cardiac tamponade
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necrosis of lung tissue from aspiration of bacteria from periodontal disease; also IV drug use, cancer, pulmonary embolism, lung infarction, tuberculosis, parasitic/fungal disease, sarcoidosis
lung abscess
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most pulmonary embolisms arise from this condition
deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
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chest trauma initial interventions: do this to keep SpO2 >90%
apply oxygen
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long-term antibiotics are typically delivered via a(n) ____________; a ___________ is used if WBCs are high with a risk for infection
PICC line; midline
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manifestations for fractured ribs include _________ with inspiration and coughing, _____________ and ___________ respirations
pain, splinted, shallow
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manifestations include exertional dyspnea, tachypnea, cough, fatigue, right ventricular hypertrophy, increased intensity in S2 heart sound, polycythemia
cor pulmonale
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pleurisy: chest pain is ________ and (better, worse) with movement
sharp, worse
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this disease has 30+ varieties that can cause pulmonary disease, lymphadenitis, skin or soft tissue disease, or disseminated disease
atypical mycobacteria
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manifestations of cardiac tamponade include ___________ heart sounds, _____________, ____________ distention, increased _________________
muffled/distant, hypotension, neck vein, central venous pressure
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three ways to prevent atelectasis
deep breathing exercises
incentive spirometry
early mobility
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chest trauma initial interventions: remove ____________ to assess injury
clothing
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ribs that are most commonly fractured
ribs 5-9
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chest trauma ongoing monitoring of these six things
vital signs
LOC
O2 sat
cardiac rhythm
respiratory status
urinary output
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when antibiotics are ineffective to treat lung abscess, these two treatment methods may be used
percutaneous drainage of abscess
surgery (lobectomy or pneumonectomy)
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physical examination of flail chest reveals ________ and ___________ respirations, _____________ and _____________ chest movement, inadequate __________, ______________, and ________ near fractures
rapid, shallow, asymmetric, uncoordinated, ventilation, splinting, crepitus
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chest trauma: assess for these seven signs of respiratory distress
dyspnea
cough (with or without hemoptysis)
cyanosis
tracheal deviation
decreased breath sounds
decreased oxygen saturation
frothy secretions
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four manifestations of tension pneumothorax
severe dyspnea
marked tachycardia
neck vein distention
profuse diaphoresis
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atelectasis is characterized by these breath sounds and this percussion
decreased/absent breath sounds
dullness on percussion
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found in tap water, soil, house dust, or bird feces
atypical mycobacteria
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this type of fungal pathogen causes infection in healthy people and immunocompromised people in certain areas
endemic fungal pathogens
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type of pneumothorax that occurs when air enters the pleural space but cannot escape, resulting in increased intrapleural pressure
tension pneumothorax
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treatment for cor pulmonale requires early _________________, ________ therapy, and _______________ diet
identification, O2, low sodium
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treatment for lung abscess
IV antibiotics initially, then switched to oral antibiotics
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four complications of lung abscess
pulmonary abscess
bronchopleural fistula
bronchiectasis
empyema
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chest trauma initial interventions: prepare for emergency _________________
needle decompression
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this disease presents similarly to tuberculosis
atypical mycobacteria
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type of pneumothorax characterized by accumulation of blood in the pleural space from injury to the chest wall, diaphragm, lung, blood vessels, or mediastinum
hemothorax
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Immediate treatment of pulmonary embolism involves bed rest in ___________________ position; assessing _______________ status; administering _____________, IV ___________, and IV __________________; and monitoring for _________________ and ___________________.
Semi-Fowler's, cardiopulmonary, oxygen, fluids, medications, coagulation, complications
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Patient support for pulmonary embolism involves these four aspects
anxiety, pain, dyspnea, fear of death
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blockage of one or more pulmonary arteries by a thrombus, fat or air embolus, or tumor tissue
pulmonary embolism
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this part of ventilation-perfusion (V/Q) scan involves inhalation of a radioactive gas, such as xenon
ventilation scanning
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treatment for hemothorax
chest tubes
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two complications that can occur from fractured ribs
atelectasis, pneumonia
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complication of pulmonary embolism: occlusion of medium or large-sized vessel, inadequate collateral blood flow, and preexisting lung disease results in alveolar necrosis and hemorrhage which may result in abscess and pleural effusion
pulmonary infarction
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most common cause of cor pulmonale
COPD
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goals of treatment of pulmonary embolism are ensuring adequate ________________ and __________ function and prevention of ____________ and ______________
tissue perfusion, respiratory, thrombi, embolization
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type of pneumothorax characterized by the presence of lymphatic fluid in the pleural space
chylothorax
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Early recognition to stop progression of pulmonary hypertension involves reporting unexplained _______, ________, ________ discomfort, and _______ of feet and ankles
SOB, syncope, chest, edema
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treatment for cardiac tamponade
immediate pericardiocentesis (needle decompression) with surgical repair as appropriate
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mean pulmonary artery pressure with pulmonary hypertension
>20 mmHg
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type of pneumothorax in which air enters through an opening in the chest wall and parietal (outer) lining of the pleura
open pneumothorax
