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NCM_103 | Fundamentals of Nursing > Oxygenation > Flashcards

Oxygenation Flashcards

1
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The basic human need

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Oxygen

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2
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The intentions

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Scientific Knowledge Base

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3
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Exchange of Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide during Cellular Metabolism

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Respiratory Physiology

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4
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Respiratory Muscles / Pleural Space / Lungs / Alveoli

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Structure and Function

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5
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Process of moving gases into and out of the Lungs / Inhalation / Expiration

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Ventilation

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Pump blood to the Tissues / Return deoxygenated blood to the Lungs

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Perfusion

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7
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Responsible for moving respiratory gases from one area to another by concentration gradients

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Diffusion

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8
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Expands and contracts the Lungs

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Work of Breathing

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9
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Determines by age, gender, and height

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Lung Volume

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10
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Moves blood to and from the alveolar capillary membrane for gas exchange

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Pulmonary Circulation

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11
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Membranes affecting rate of Diffusion

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Respiratory Gas Exchange

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12
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Diffuses by red blood cells rapidly into carbonic acid

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Carbon Dioxide Transport

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13
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Ensures sufficient Oxygen intake and Carbon Dioxide elimination

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Regulation of Ventilation

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14
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Delivery of deoxygenated blood to the right side of the Heart then to the Lungs upon oxygenated blood

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Cardiovascular Physiology

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Right Ventricle / Left Ventricle

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Structure and Function

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16
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Oxygen delivery

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Myocardial Pump

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17
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Volume of blood

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Stroke Volume

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18
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Adequate blood

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Myocardial Blood Flow

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19
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Branch of Systemic Circulation

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Coronary Artery Circulation

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20
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Delivers nutrients and oxygen

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Systemic Circulation

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21
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Ejected from Systemic Circulation

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Blood Flow Regulation

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22
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Amount of blood

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Preload

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23
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Ejection in blood

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Afterload

24
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Relaxation and contraction of the Atrium and Ventricles

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Conduction System

25
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Distinguished measurement of the electrical activity of the Conduction System

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Electrocardiogram

26
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Inadequate oxygen

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Hypoventilation

27
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Adequate carbon dioxide

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Hyperventilation

28
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Inadequate tissue oxygenation across / Early - Tachycardia / Late - Bradycardia

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Hypoxia

29
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Physiological Factors

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Decreased Oxygen-Carrying Capacity
Hypovolemia
Decreased Inspired-Oxygen Concentration
Increased Metabolic Rate
Conditions Affecting Chest Wall Movement

30
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Chest Wall Factors

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Pregnancy
Obesity
Musculoskeletal Abnormalities
Trauma
Neuromuscular Diseases
Central Nervous System Alterations
Influences of Chronic Disease

31
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Electric impulses that doesn’t originate from the SA node

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Disturbances in Conduction

32
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Left-Sided Heart / Right-Sided Heart

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Altered Cardiac Output

33
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Acquired congenital Heart disorder which causes either Stenosis or Regurgitation

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Impaired Valvular Function

34
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Angina / Myocardial Infarction

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Myocardial Ischemia

35
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The factors

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Nursing Knowledge Base

36
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Developmental Factors

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Infant and Toddlers
School-Age Children and Adolescents
Young and Middle-Age Adults
Older Adults

37
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Lifestyle Factors

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Nutrition
Hydration
Exercise
Smoking
Substance Abuse
Stress

38
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Environmental Factors

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Patient
Family

39
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Through the Patient’s Eyes / Physical Examination / Diagnostic Tests / Nursing History

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Assessment

40
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Clinical Judgement / Oxygen Alteration

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Diagnosis

41
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Care Plan / Outcomes / Setting Priorities / Teamwork and Collaboration / Patent Airway

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Planning

42
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Health Promotion / Acute Care / Restorative Care

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Implementation

43
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Through the Patient’s Eyes / Patient Outcomes / Cough / Sputum Frequency / Auscultation / Clear Lung Sounds

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Evaluation

44
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‘Supplemental Oxygen’

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Oxygen Therapy

45
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Safe

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Nasal Cannula

46
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Short Time

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Oxygen Mask

47
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Short Time

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Partial and Non-Rebreather

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Specific

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Venturi Mask

49
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Suctioning / Chest Physiotherapy / Nebulizer Therapy / Hydration / Humidification

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Airway Maintenance

50
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Clearance

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Huff Cough

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Control

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Quad Cough

52
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Oral Airways
Nasal Airways
Endotracheal Tube
Tracheal Airway

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Artificial Airways

53
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Air Collection

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Pneumothorax

54
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Blood Accumulation

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Hemothorax

55
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Excessive Fluid

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Pleural Effusion

NCM_103 | Fundamentals of Nursing (11 decks)

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