Chapter 50 Oxygenation Flashcards

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Tachypnea

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Rapid respirations is seen with fevers metabolic acidosis pain and hypoxemia

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Bradypnea

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Abnormally slow respiratory rate which can be seen in pt who have taken drugs such morphine or sedatives who have metabolic alkalosis who have increased intracranial pressure

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Apnea

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The absence of any breathing

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Orthopnea

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Inability to breath easily unless sitting upright or standing

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Dyspnea

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Difficulty breathing or the feeling of being short of breath SOB

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Hypoxemia

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Reduced oxygen levels in the blood may be caused by conditions that impair diffusion at the alveolar capillary level such as pulmonary edema

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Hypoxia

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Insufficient oxygen anywhere in the body results potentially causing cellular injury or death

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Cyanosis

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Bluish discoloration of the skin nail beds and mucous membranes due to reduced hemoglobin oxygen saturation

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Pulmonary Ventilation

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The first process of the respiratory system ventilation of the lungs

  1. Clear airways
  2. An intact central nervous system and respiratory center
  3. An intact thoracic cavity capable of expanding and contracting
  4. Adequate pulmonary compliance and recoil
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Intrapleural Pressure

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Pressure in the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs is always slightly negative in relation to atmosphere pressure

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Intrapulmonary Pressure

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Pressure within the lungs always equalize with atmospheric pressure

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Eupnea

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Quiet rhythmic n effortless

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Adventitious breath sounds

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Abnormal breath sounds

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Atelectasis

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Collapsed alveoli

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Biot’s cluster respiration

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Shallow breaths interrupted by apnea

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Cheyenne Stokes Respirations

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Marked rhythmic waxing and waning of respirations from very shallow to very deep with short periods of apnea

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Diffusion

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Movement of gases from an area of greater pressure of concentration to an area of lower pressure or concentration

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Emphysema

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Oxygen concentrations play a major role in regulating respiration decreased oxygen concentrations are the main stimuli for rectors because the increased carbon dioxide levels desensitize the central chemoreceptors

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Erythrocytes

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Red blood cells

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Expectoration

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Hematocrit

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The percentage of blood that is erythrocytes

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Hemoglobin

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Oxygen carrying blood cells is a major component of RBCS the predominant cell present in blood

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Hemothorax

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Accumulation of blood in the pleural space

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Humidifiers

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Devices that add water vapor to inspired air

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Hypercapnea
Increased levels of co2
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Hyperinflation
Involves giving client breaths of greater volume than set on ventilator or via manual resuscitation bag
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Moves blood from the heart to the tissues maintain a constant flow to the capillary beds despite the intermittent pumping of the heat
Arterial Circulation
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Force exerted on arterial walls by the blood flowing within the vessel
Blood pressure
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Factors affecting cardiovascular function
Non- modifiable risk factors Heredity , age , gender Modifiable risk factors Elevated serum lipid levels, HTN, smoking, diabetes and lifestyles
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Cardiovascular function can be altered by conditions that affect
The function of the heart as a pump Blood flow to organs n peripheral tissues The composition of the blood and its ability to transport oxygen and carbon dioxide
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Vessels that supply blood to the heart muscle may become occluded by atherosclerosis or a blood clot shutting off the blood supply to a portion
Myocardial Infraction or Heart Attack
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The heart is unable to keep up with the body's need for oxygen and nutrients to the tissues
Heart failure
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Signs of impaired peripheral arterial circulation in the legs and feet
Decreased peripheral pulses Pain Cool extremities Decreased hair distribution
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What are the impaired venous circulation
``` Pooling of blood in the veins Edema Decrease venous return to the heart Veins become inflamed reducing blood flow and increasing the risk of thrombus clot Pulmonary embolism ```
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Anemia signs and symptoms
Chronic fatigue Pallor Shortness of breath Hypotension
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Lack of blood supply due to obstructed circulation
Ischemia
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The buildup of fatty plaques within the arteries
Atherosclerosis
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Primary peace marker of the heart
Sinoatrial SA or sinus node
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Cardiac muscle cells that form the bulk of the heart
Myocardium
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Mucus clearing device
Is used for clients with excessive secretions such as cystic fibrosis,copd. Movement causes vibrations that loosen mucus from the airways
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Postural drainage
The drainage by gravity of secretions from various lung segments. - these secretions can cause bacterial growth and infection - obstruct smaller airways and can cause atelectasis