Lower Respiratory Disorders & Acute (Pneumonia) Flashcards

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What are some oxygen delivery systems?

A
  • nasal canunula (24-44%)
  • simple face mask (40-60%)
  • nonrebreather (80-95%)
  • venturi face mask (24-60%)
  • high flow nasal cannula (100%)
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What are some patient education for pneumonia?

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  • take antibiotics (as px)
  • pneumonia vaccine
  • recognize s/s worsening respiratory status
  • proper nutrition and fluid intake
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What are the evaluated outcomes after pneumonia treatment?

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  • stable VS
  • O2 saturation WNL
  • clear chest x-ray
  • no fever or cough/sputum
  • ↑ energy levels
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What are the evaluated outcomes after acute asthma treatment?

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  • ↓ ED visits
  • ↓ rescue med use
  • minimal symptoms
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5
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What is the expected initial ABG for asthma?

A

metabolic acidosis
HCO3- < 21 mEq/L
pH < 7.35

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How to care for a patient with COPD?

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  • reduce risk factors
  • manage stable COPD and exacerbations
  • provide O2
  • provide small, frequent meals
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What is the optimal positioning for COPD patients?

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tripod position
- sit and lean forward with arms resting on the knees
- eases work of breathing

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How to educate patient on pursed-lip breathing?

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  • sit up with shoulders relaxed
  • inhale though nose, count “one, two”
  • exhale through pursed lip (blowing out candle), count to four
  • exhale should be twice as long
  • continue until SOB is controlled
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