Normal Values Flashcards
Normal urine output
Min 40ml/hr
Glasgow
3-8
Lower the score the worse the patient is
Normal HR
60-80
RR
12-20
Ptosis
Drooping of the upper lids
Diploid
Blurred or double vision
Night sweats
TB
Erythema
Red
Ecchymosis
Bruise
Purple/hematoma/bruise
asymmetrical movement
Atelectasis
Pneumo
Flail chest-paradoxical-Kansas ventilator
RT main stem Intubated
Biots-means?
Increased rr and depth with irregular apnea
Neuro
Kussmauls-means
Increased rr over 20
Irregular rhythm
Labored breathing
DKA-give insulin
Micrognathia-means?
Receding mandible
Difficult intubation
Macroglossia
Macroglossia
How to tell diff airway and how to intubate
Micrognathia Macroglossia Bull neck Limited range of motion Bronchoscope
Paradoxical pulse-indicates?
Indicates severe air trapping ‘
Status asthmaticus or cardiac tamponade
EMERGENCY
Inside lung
Tracheal deviation
Atelectasis
Pulm fib
Pneumonectomy
Diaph paralysis
Outside lung
Away from pathology Pl eff Tension pneumo Neck or thyroid tumors Large med mass
Resonant
Normal
Flat
Heard over sternum
Muscle
Atelectasis
Dull
Fluid filled organs
Pl eff
Pna
Pl eff
Tympanic
Air filled stomach
Drum like sound
Over lungs indicates increased volume
Rales/crackles-means? How to fix?
Lg airway Secretions
Suction
Medium rales-means?
Middle airway secretions
CPT
Fine rales-means? Treat?
Alveoli/fluid CHF IPPB Heart drugs Diuretics Oxygen
Monophonic inspiratory sound
Strider
Topical decongestant
Racemic epinephrine for swelling and edema
Heart sounds-no lub dub
Ask for echo
Dead space disease
Pulm Embolism
If PaO2 increases with FiO2
V/Q mismatch
PaO2 does not increase with O2 therapy-how to fix it
Shunting
PEEP
Arterial oxygen content formula and normal
CaO2=(HB 1.34 x SaO2) + (PaO2 x .003)
17-20%
CvO2 and SvO2
shows problems with which system
Heart
Normal SvO2
70-75%
Normal value shunt equation
3-5%