Lesson 4 Flashcards

1
Q

respiratory assessment significant findings

A
hygiene
clothing
eye gaze
body language/position
skin colour 
odor
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2
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respiratory assessment scene size up

A
cleanliness
prescription medicine 
illegal drugs
weapons 
signs of alcohol use
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3
Q

tripod position

A

means short of breath

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4
Q

tuberculosis

A

transmitted by droplet nuclei

primary is asymptomatic

secondary is active with anorexia, fatigue and fever

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5
Q

T/F tuberculosis can only be treated in hospital?

A

F! it can be treated at home

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6
Q

signs and symptoms of pulmonary TB

A

fever/night sweats
fatigue/weight loss
hemoptysis/dyspnea

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7
Q

TB lung sounds

A

wheezes over upper lobes

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8
Q

How can TB be destroyed

A

ultra violet light

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9
Q

pneumonia

A

inflammation/consolidation of lung tissue

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10
Q

pneumonia affects the ____ _____ portion of the lungs

A

gas exchanging

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11
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types of pneumonia

A

bacterial (typical)
viral
fungal

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12
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pathophysiology of pneumonia

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air passages fill up with cellular debris leading to hypoxemia

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13
Q

pneumonia infection can travel to the blood T/F?

A

T!

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14
Q

pneumonia signs

A
fever
tachycardia, tacypnea 
wheezing 
central cyanosis 
altered mental status
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15
Q

pneumonia symptoms

A
SOB, difficulty breathing
malaise, headache, weakness
cough
chills
chest pain/abdominal pain
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16
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examination techniques

A

inspection
palpation
ausculation
percussion

17
Q

auscultation what are you listening for

A

intensity
pitch
duration
quality

18
Q

percussion pattern

A

backwards S starting from the top down

19
Q

cough questions

A
describe?
how long?
onset?
smoking?
sputum? colour?
relief?
anyone else sick?
20
Q

infected sputum

A

pussy
yellow/green/red
foul odor

21
Q

uninfected sputum

A

odourless
transparent
whitish grey

22
Q

hemoptysis

A

coughing up blood

can indicate something serious

23
Q

hemoptysis causes

A
minor infections 
lung tumor
pulmonary embolism
TB
bronchitis
pneumonia
24
Q

paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea

A

SOB while sleeping

sit up/wake up goes away

25
Q

what does SPO2 measure

A

oxygenated/deoxygenated hemoglobin

26
Q

SPO2 lights

A
infrared = oxygenated
red = desaturated
27
Q

what fucks up SPO2 reading

A
Carbon monoxide 
shock 
hypothermia
hypotension 
cardiac arrest
anemia 
nail polish 
seizures
shivering 
cardiac dysrhythmias
28
Q

chest wall abnormalities

A

barrel chest

funnel chest (pectus excavatum)

pigeon chest (pectus carinatum)

29
Q

scoliosis

thoracic kyphosis

A

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30
Q

ausculatation is best performed with ____ breathing

A

open mouth

backwards S pattern from the top down

31
Q

chronic hypoxia findings

A

finger clubbing

32
Q

hemoptysis causes

A
minor infections 
tumour in lungs
PE
TB
bronchitis
pneumonia
33
Q

pulse oximetry roll is to provide….

A

a noninvasive/continuous means of measuring O2 trends

used cautiously as a spot check device