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Med (normal, cardiac and resp) Flashcards

1
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Normal body temp

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36 degrees

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2
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Normal HR

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60-100 BPM

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3
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Normal resp rate

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16- 20 BPM

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4
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Normal BP

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approx 120/80 mmHg

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5
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How is pain measured

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numeric pain scale

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6
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What does delayed skin turgor indicate

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potential dehydration

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7
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ffaundice is?

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yellow tinged colour of the skin is caused nby liver disease

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8
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what is erythma

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redness to an effected area

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9
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what is cyanosis

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blue-tinged colour commonly seen of finger tips or toes - low 02 circulation

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10
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What is normal urine output

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at least 30ml every hour

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11
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Blood gas, Normal pH

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7.35 - 7.45

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12
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Blood gas, normal PaCo2

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35-45 mmHg

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13
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Blood gas, normal Pa02

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80-100mmHg

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14
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Blood gas normal HCO3

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22-26 mEq/L

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15
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Normal sodium

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135-145 mEg/L

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16
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Normal potassium

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3.5-5.0 mEg/L

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17
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Normal magnesium

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1.5-2.6 mg/dL

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18
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normal phosphorus

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2.7 - 4.5 mg/dL

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19
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normal calcium

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8.6 - 10.4 mg/dL

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20
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What is hypovolemia + symptoms

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dehydration
increased HR, decreased BP, low UO

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21
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what is hypervolemia + symptoms

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excess of fluid, swelling
crackles in lungs, bounding pulse, weight gain, increased BP

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22
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what is hypokalaemia + causes it and symptoms ?

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pottasium below 3.5 mEg/L can be caased by vommiting, diarrhoea

symptoms: irreg pulse, arrhythmia, muscle weakness and cramping

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23
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what is hyperkalaemia + symptoms

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pottasium above 5.0 mEq/L

slow HR, weakness, cardiac arrythmias, abdo cramps

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24
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what is hyponatremia + symptoms

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sodium levels below 135 mEg/L

headache, confusion, abdo cramps, muscle cramps, nausea

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25
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what is hypernatremia + symptoms

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sodium levels above 145 mEg/L

oedema, weigh gain, thirst, wekaness and fatigue

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26
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What is isotonic solutions used for + examples

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treats dehydration and metabolic acidosis

  • 0.9% sodium chloride
  • Lactated ringers solutin
  • 5% dextrose in water (D5W)
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27
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what is a hypotonic solution used for + examples

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low osmotic pressure treating oedema and hypotension

-0.455 normal saline
- 5% dextrose

28
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what is hypertonic solution used for + examples

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high osmotic pressure and are used to treat blood loss, hypovolemia and hyponatremia

  • dextrose 5% in any of
    0.9% or 0.45% normal saline or lactated ringers
29
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what are the three factors that affect cardiac output

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Heart rate and stroke volume

30
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what three factors determine stroke volume

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Preload
Contractility
Afterload

31
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Examples of beta blockers

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atenolol, metoprolol, carvedilol

32
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Mechanism of action of beta blockers

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decreases cardiac output by acting on beta 1 receptors

33
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ACE inhibtor examples

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prils

34
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MoA of ACE inhibitors

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dilate blood vessels and increase blood flow

35
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what is the MoA of calcium channel blockers

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dilate blood vessels

36
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MoA of diuretics

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increase UO, decreases total blood volume = Decreases BP

37
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what is atherosclerosis

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build up of fats,, cholesterol and other substances on the artery walls which restricts blood flow

38
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common anticoagulants and MoA

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heparin, warfarin, rivaroxaban, dabigatrin

inhibit hepatic synthesis of vitamin K dependent coag factors

39
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common antiplatelets + MoA

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aspirin, clopidogrel

decreases platelet aggregation and inhibits thrombus formation in their arterial circulation

40
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What is angina caused by

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build up of lactic acid caused by ischaemia of the cardiac muscle pain may also be reffered to jaw, left arm `

41
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what is the first line therapy for angina and MoA

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GTN spray

relaxation of vascular smooth muscles

42
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what is MI caused by

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plaque within coronary circulation is displaced causing activation of the clotting cascade and formation of thrombus

43
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medical interventions for MI
(MONA)

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Morphine: pain relief and reduces anxiety

02: only if sats drop below 95%

nitroglycerin: vasodilation

Aspirin: antiplatlet

44
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CHF - left sided
patho + symptoms

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blood pools and congests in a backward effect via left atria into pulmonary veins

  • restlessness, tachy, fatigue, orthopnea
45
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CHF - Right sided

patho +symptoms

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Fluid pools and causes backwards effects and oedema

  • fatigue, increased PVP, GI distress, oedema
46
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What is A-Fib

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irregular and often rapid heart rhythm where the atria beat chaotically and irregularly

47
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what is A-Flutter

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Causeb by one or more rapid circuits in the atrium
- more organised and regular than a-fib

48
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What is V-Tach

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rapid, regular heart rhytm originating from ventricles.
- prevents the heart from filling adequately with blood

49
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What is V-fib

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an erratic, disorganised firing of impulses from the ventricles, causes ventricles to quiver

50
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What is sepsis

A

Life threatning organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated response to infection

51
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common symptoms of sepsis

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fever, tachycardia, diaphoresis, tachypnoea

52
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What is a pneumothorax

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collapsed lung or partial collapsed lung caused by air entering the pleural cavity

53
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what are the types of pneumothorax

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  • spontaneous
  • iatrogenic
  • traumatic
  • tension
    -haemothorax
    -chylothorax
54
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Symptoms of pneumothorax

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mild tahcy, dyspnoea,resp distress, chest pain and cough
no auscultation sounds

55
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What is a pleural effusion

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the build up of excess fluid within the pleura

56
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symptoms of pleural effusion

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dry unproductive cough
difficulty breathing
fever
chest pain

57
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What is cor pumonale

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enlargment of the right ventricle cause by a primary disorder of the resp system
- causes HTN in lungs

58
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What is COPD

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airflow limitation and persistent resp symptoms due to airway/alveolar abnormalities

59
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What is emphysema characterised by

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-affects aveoli

abnormal permanent enlargement of the airways and destruction of the alveolar walls

60
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What is chronic bronchitis characterised by

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  • affects bronchioles

mucosa of the bronchioles becomes severely inflamed causing narrowing and excessive amounts of mucus

61
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what is CF

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an over secretion of thick mucus which clogs the respiratory passages and increases risk of resp infections

62
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What is pneumonia

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inflammation of the lungs usually caused by bacteria, viruses or other organisms
- fluid secretes into the lungs preventing airflow to alveoli

63
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What is pulmonary embolsim

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occlusion of a portion of the pulmonary vascular bed by an embolus, most commonly derived from DVT

64
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VIRCHOWS TRIAD - PE

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  1. venous stasis
  2. hypercoagubaility
  3. Injuries to endothelial cells
65
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What is asthma

A

A chronic inflammatory disorder of the bronchial mucosa that causes bronchial hyper responsiveness

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