CSE Flashcards

1
Q

Ability to only talk in words is a sign of what

A

Severe asthma exacerbation
Talking in phrases is moderate

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2
Q

Wheezing warranting a pt is in moderate exacerbatin, what about severe?

A

Moderate has expiratory wheezing
Severe has insp and exp wheezing

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3
Q

Severity of asthma exacerbation based on FEV1

A

moderate >40%
severe <40
Life threatening <25%

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4
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Treatment of choice for moderate asthma exacerbation

A

SABA 3 times in one hour
O2 titrate above 90%

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5
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Treatment of choice for severe asthma exacerbation

A

SABA plus ipratropium
Use of heliox to get O2 >90%
Possible trial of PPV

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6
Q

Croup is caused by what

A

Viral infection usually post influenza

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7
Q

Spot to find croup vs epiglottitis

A

Croup is subglottic

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8
Q

Steeple sign

A

associated with croup, found on the x ray

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9
Q

Sweat test evaluates a pt for what

A

Cystic Fibrosis (Sweat Chloride >60

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10
Q

A sputum sample of someone with CF would pop hot for what?

A

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

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11
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What is used to evaluate severity of ARDS

A

P/F ratio
200-300mild
100-200 moderate
<100 severe

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12
Q

How many stages are there to COPD and how are they evaluated?

A

4 stages measured by FEV1

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13
Q

Stages of COPD

A

mild >80%
moderate 50-79%
severe 30-50%

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14
Q

GBS usually develops after what infection

A

cytomegoly virus or jejuni (diarrhea)

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15
Q

Clostridium

A

Cause of tetanus

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16
Q

Meds for tetnus

A

Immediate IV immunoglobulin

17
Q

Positive sweat test

A

> 60 confirms likely CF

18
Q

What medication groups are NOT recommended for COPD patients

A

mucolytics or routine antibiotics

19
Q

what main therapy will extend the life of COPD patient

A

supplemental oxygen

20
Q

PFT– the VC test evaluates what?

A

restrictive disorder
the FEV1 tests obstructive

21
Q

What medications do you NOT administer to ARDS

A

corticosteroids
surfactant
beta-agonist
Mucomyst (Acetylcystein)

22
Q

purulent foul smelling sputum indicates what?

A

bronchiectasis