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1
Q

what controls breathing?

A

the respiratory center of the brain- medulla & pons

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2
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A:P diameter

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the diameter from the front to the back

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3
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what happens when to the AP diameter when someone has COPD?

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gas cannot exchange properly so their AP diameter expands outward. the AP diameter becomes the same as the transverse diameter 1:2

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4
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normal breathing pattern

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regular and comfortable at a rate of 12-20 per minutes

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5
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bradypnea

A

slower than 12 breaths per minutes

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6
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tachypnea

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faster than 20 breaths per minute

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7
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hyperventilation (hyperpnea)

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faster than 20 breaths per minutes, deep breathing

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8
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sighing

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frequently interspersed deeper breath, not an abnormal process

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9
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air trapping

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increasing difficulty in getting breath out, common with asthma

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10
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cheyne-stokes

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varying periods of increasing depth interspersed with apnea, exhibits end of life

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11
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kussmaul

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rapid, deep, labored; diabetic ketoacidosis

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12
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biot

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irregular interspersed periods of apnea in a disorganized sequence of breaths

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13
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ataxic

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significant disorganization with irregular and carying depths of respiration

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14
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which breathing patterns are a result of a neuro injury?

A

bio & ataxic

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15
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PaO2

A

O2 level in the blood 80-100

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16
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PCO2

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CO2 level in the blood 35-45

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17
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HCO3

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bicarbonate level in the blood 22-26

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18
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normal bronchiole sound

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heard over trachia

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19
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normal bronchovesicular sound

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heard over bronchioles

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20
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normal vesicular sound

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heard over the lungs

21
Q

wheezing

A

occurs when bronchioles are constricted, common with asthma

22
Q

crackles

A

fluid in the lungs, usually indicates pneumonia

23
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ronchi

A

harsh sounds as a result from congestion

24
Q

stridor

A

severe constriction of the airway, emergency

25
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asthma

A

constriction of the bronchioles

26
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pneumonia

A

infection in the lungs due to flid sitting in lungs

27
Q

chronic obstruction pulmonary disease

A

decreased O2 in alveoli sacs, body begins to compensate for itself

28
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opioid induced hypoventilation

A

pain medication decreases respirations & shallow breathing

29
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anemia

A

not enough RBCs, usually low H&H

30
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atelectasis

A

alveoli sacs collapse, O2 is not being diffused

31
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aspiration

A

anything that gets into the airway that does not belong there

32
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oxygenation interventions

A

turn, cough, deep breathe

33
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room air %

34
Q

pulmonary function testing

A

used to measure lung size and airway patency

35
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what is a common AP and transverse diameter in someone who has COPD?

A

AP diameter is the same as the transverse diameter 1:1

36
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normal breathing

A

regular and comfortable at a rate of 12-20 bpm

37
Q

bradypnea

A

slower than 12 bpm

38
Q

tachypnea

A

faster than 20 bpm

39
Q

hyperventilation (hyperpnea)

A

faster than 20 bpm, deep breathing

40
Q

sighing

A

frequently interspersed deeper breath, not abnormal

41
Q

air trapping

A

increasing difficulty in getting breath out, common with asthma

42
Q

cheyne-stokes

A

varying periods of increasing depth interspersed with apnea, exhibits end of life

43
Q

kussmaul

A

rapid, deep, labored, diabetic ketoacidosis

44
Q

biot

A

irregularly interspersed periods of apnea in a disorganized sequence of breaths, neuro injury

45
Q

ataxic

A

significant disorganization with irregular and varying depths of respiration, neuro injury

46
Q

bronchial sound

A

heard over trachea

47
Q

bronchovesicular sound

A

heard over bronchioles

48
Q

vesicular sound

A

heard over the lungs

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