Exam 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first and second best temperature routes?

A
  1. Pulmonary artery catheter
  2. Rectal
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2
Q

dementia vs delirium

A

dementia is progressive onset and irreversible
delirium is acute onset and reversible, usually related to illness

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3
Q

fahrenheit to celsius

A

(temp in F - 32) x 5 / 9

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4
Q

celsius to fahrenheit

A

temp in C x 9 / 5

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5
Q

Blood flow through heart

A

RV
tricuspid
RA
pulmonary valve
pulmonary arteries
lungs
pulmonary veins
left atrium
bicuspid
left ventricle
aortic valve
aorta
body

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6
Q

systolic

A

amount of pressure in the arterial system after contraction

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7
Q

diastole

A

amount of pressure in arterial system during relaxation

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8
Q

too big of a BP cuff means

A

false high

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9
Q

too small of a BP cuff

A

false low

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10
Q

every exam goes in this order except abdominal

A

inspection
palpating
percussion
auscultation

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11
Q

lub

A

-S1
- tricuspid and mitral valves are closing
-loudest at apex

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12
Q

dub

A

-S2
- pulmonary and aortic valve closing
- loudest at base

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13
Q

stroke volume

A

amount of blood ejected with each ventricular systole

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14
Q

pre load

A

amount of blood entering ventricle during diastole

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15
Q

understand pack yeara

A
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16
Q

stable angina

A

-during activity, better with rest
- inadequate blood to heart

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17
Q

unstable angina

A

happens at rest and can not be relived by nitroglycerin

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18
Q

costrochondtisis

A

bothered by movement such as deep breaths

19
Q

arteries vs veins

A

arteries are away from heart
veins are towards the heart

20
Q

deep veins

A

major veins in legs
bring blood back up to vena cava

21
Q

peripheral artery disease

A

pain in legs when active
better at rest

22
Q

bruits

A

narrowing or blockage of a vessel

23
Q

DVT

A

-common with bedrest
-unilateral swelling tenderness redness
-may be connected to pulmonary embolus
- TED stocking and heptagon for Rx

24
Q

thrombophlebitis

A

-irritation and inflammation of vein

25
Q

where does gas exchange occur

A

alveoli

26
Q

what are the tubes that bring blood into alveoli

A

bronchioles

27
Q

how many lobes on the right side

A

3

28
Q

how many lobes on left lung

A

2

29
Q

clear white sputum

A

virus allergies bronchitis

30
Q

yellow green sputum

A

bacterial infection

31
Q

rusty sputum

A

TB, pnemonia

32
Q

blood sputum

A

trauma, pulmonary embolism, cancer

33
Q

frofthy sputum

A

heart failure

34
Q

black sputum

A

smoke inhalation, fungal infection

35
Q

rhonchi

A

snoring sound
secretions

36
Q

stridor

A

audible wheezes
sounds like rooster
obstruction of trachea

37
Q

vesicular lung sounds

A

heart during inspiration

38
Q

broncho vesicular

A

during both inspiration and expiration

39
Q

bronchial lung sounds

A

over manubrium

40
Q

crackles cause

A

due to air moving through narrow airways filled with mucus or fluid

41
Q

gastroenteritis

A

stomach bug
cramping, aggravated by food
-helped by vomiting and diarrhea
hyperactive bowel sounds

42
Q

appendicitis

A

aggravated by movement and coughing
peaks at ages 10-12
full pain in umbilical region that progresses to RLQ
fever and nausea

43
Q

colorectal cancer risk factors

A

-over 50
-diet high in red and processed meats
-lack of exercise
-overweight
-smoker
- heavy alcoholic
-IBD
-hereditary

44
Q

screening for colorectal cancer

A

-heart fecal occult blood testing
-sigmoidoscopy every 5 years
-colonoscopy every 10 years