General Manifestations of Respiratory Disease Flashcards

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What are the 11 general manifestations of respiratory Disease

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  1. sneezing
  2. coughing
  3. sputum
  4. breathing patterns
  5. breath sounds
  6. dyspnea
  7. cyanosis
  8. plural pain
  9. friction rub
  10. clubbed fingers
  11. changes in arterial blood gasses
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What does normal sputum look like

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thin, clear, colorless or cream

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3
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What is the color of sputum of a patient with pneumonia

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rust colored

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4
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What does a yellowish green thick mucus indicate

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bacterial infection

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5
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What kind of sputum is associated with bronchiectasis

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very large amounts of purulent sputum with a foul odor

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what kind of sputum would one see in a patient with asthma or cystic fibrosis

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thick, tenacious or sticky

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Hemoptysis

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blood tinged, brigh red frothey sputum that is usually associated with pulmonary edema

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Rales

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light bubbly sounds, serious secretions, air opens closed spaces,

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9
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what is a normal breathing pattern per minute

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10-18 inspirations per min, reular and effortless

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Kussmaul respiration

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deep rapid respirations

typically in a state of acidosis or strenuious exercise

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11
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What kind of breathing is associated with an obstruction of the airways

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laboured or prolonged inspiration or expiration times

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12
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Wheezing

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obstruction in smaller airways

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13
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Stridor

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high-pitches crowing noixe, indicative of an upper airway obstruction

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14
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auscultation

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Listening with Stereoscope

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15
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Rhonchi

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deeper harsher sounds resulting thicker mucus

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16
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what does an absence of breath sounds indicate

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collapsed lung

17
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Dyspnea

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can’t get air in - uncomfortable

18
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cyanosis

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blue skin, lots of unoxygenated hemoglobin in blood

19
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Pleural pain

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resuls from inflammation of infection of the parietal pleura

hurts upon coughing

20
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Friction Rub

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sounds like treading on snow - pleural layers inflamed, no fluid between the pleura

21
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clubbed fingers

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painless, firm, fibrotic enlargement at the end of the digit