Gas Exchange Flashcards

1
Q

What is Respiration?

A

The act of inhaling and exhaling air to transport oxygen to alveoli

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2
Q

What is ventilation?

A

Movement of air between the atmosphere and alveoli

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3
Q

What has to occur for gas exchange?

A
  1. O2 transports to alveoli
  2. O2 diffuses into capillaries
  3. Transport to cells through the blood and CO2 gets expelled
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4
Q

Eupnea is?

A

Normal breathing

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5
Q

Newborns RR

A

30-60

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6
Q

Infants RR

A

20-40

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7
Q

Preschoolers RR

A

20-30

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8
Q

Older Adults RR

A

12-24

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9
Q

Hypoxemia Labs

A

PaO2 and ABGs

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10
Q

PaO2 (normal)

A

80-100 mm - O2 in Blood Serum

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11
Q

PaO2 (mild hypoxemia)

A

60-80 mm

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12
Q

PaO2 (moderate hypoxemia)

A

60-40 mm

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13
Q

PaO2 - SEVERE

A

<40 mm

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14
Q

Early signs of Hypoxemia?

A

Restlessness, anxiety, headache (CNS 1st), SOB, Tachycardia, coughing, wheezing, bluish color in skin

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15
Q

Hypoxemia is defined as…

A

Below normal PaO2 - Patient will also experience hypoxia

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16
Q

Hypoxia is defined as..

A

Reduction in O2 at the tissue level

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17
Q

Hypercapnia

A

PaCO2 >60 - respiratory acidosis

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18
Q

S/S of hypercapnia

A

LOC- stupor, depression of CNS, Vasodilation in brain too

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19
Q

Dyspnea

A

SOB, labored

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20
Q

Apnea

A

Absent of breath

21
Q

Orthopnea

A

difficult breathing in supine

22
Q

Kussmaul breathing

A

DKA- metabolic acidosis
Deep, Rapid, labored

23
Q

Cheyne-Strokes

A

CHF, ICP, Drug overdose
Fast, shallow to Slow, heavy

24
Q

Biot breathing

A

CNS
Equal depths and then apnea

25
Q

SpO2 normal

A

95-100% - pulse oximetry

26
Q

SaO2 normal

A

93-99% - O2 on hemoglobin

27
Q

SvO2 normal

A

60 -80% - Supply vs Demand

28
Q

SvO2 40 -60 ?

A

Low H&H, hypoxemia, Vent/Perfusion

29
Q

SvO2 <40?

A

Shock - severe lactic acid

30
Q

Nursing Interventions (w/ out order)

A
  1. Positioning
  2. Deep breathing
  3. Suctioning
  4. ADLs/ Activity
  5. Encourage smoking cessation
31
Q

Anticholinergics

A
  1. Relax smooth muscles of airway
  2. Decreases mucus secretions
32
Q

Xanthines

A
  1. small airway dilation
    Increase HR and renal blood flow
33
Q

Sedative agent

A

propofol (Diprivan)

34
Q

NMBA

A

Paralytic
vecuronium / cisatracurium

35
Q

Nasal cannula low flow 1?

A

21-25

36
Q

Nasal cannula 2?

A

25-28

37
Q

Nasal cannula 3?

A

28-32

38
Q

Nasal cannula 4?

A

32-36

39
Q

Nasal cannula 5?

A

36-40

40
Q

Nasal Cannula 6?

A

40-44

41
Q

Simple/face mask 5-10

A

40-60%

42
Q

Venturi mask 4-15

A

25-60%

43
Q

Nonrebreather mask

A

10 l/m 80-95%

44
Q

Nasal cannula HIGH flow

A

1-40 (21-100%)

45
Q

Oxygen delivery used in severe hypoxemia ?

A

Nonrebreather mask

46
Q

Highest O2 delivery before intubation?

A

Nonrebreather mask

47
Q

2nd highest O2 to Nonbreather?

A

Nasal cannula high flow

48
Q

Oxygen delivery used in COPD patients

A

Venturi Mask - exact %

49
Q

Artifical airways ?

A

Endotracheal and Tracheostomy