Principles: Exam II Flashcards

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Mean Arterial Pressure

A

MAP = SPB +2(DBP) / 3

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2
Q

Oxyhemoglobin

A

Absorbs INFRARED (940nm) - appear red

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3
Q

Deoxyhemoglobin

A

Absorbs RED (660nm) - appears blue

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4
Q

ETCO2 Wavelenghts

A

2,600 and 4,300nm

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5
Q

Phase A-B

ETCO2

A

Exhalation of Dead Space (no ETCO2)

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6
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Phase B-C

ETCO2

A

Alveolar Emptying (Sharp RISE ETCO2)

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7
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Phase C-D

ETCO2

A

Exhalation of Alveolar Gas (Plateau in ETCO2)

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8
Q
Point D 
(ETCO2)
A

ETCO2 Measurement

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9
Q

Phase D-E

ETCO2

A

Beginning of Inspiration (Sharp DECLINE ETCO2)

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10
Q

Alpha Angle

ETCO2

A

Indicator of V/Q Status

Normally 110 = obstruction / COPD)

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11
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Beta Angle

ETCO2

A

Normally 90 degrees

Assesses rebreathing

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12
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Curare Cleft

ETCO2

A

Notch in plateau

indicates need for more relaxation

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13
Q

Monochromatic Infrared Spectrometry

A

3.3nm must program inhalation agent

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14
Q

Polychromatic Infrared Spectrometry

A

7-13nm, do not have to program inhalation agent

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15
Q

Sciatic Nerve

A

Foot Drop, Weakness Bellow Knee, Lateral 1/2

Sitting, Lithotomy, IM

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16
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Femoral Nerve

A

Knee Problems, Superior Aspect, Flexion Loss

Lithotomy / PELVIC BRIM

17
Q

Peroneal

A

Foot Drop, Dorsal Extension

Lithotomy / Supports, Supine

18
Q

Obturator

A

Adduction, Medial Sensation

Forceps Delivery, Flexion

19
Q

Tibial

A

Foot Drop

Plantar Flexion

20
Q

Musculocutaneous

A

Forearm Flex / Relax

compression

21
Q

Brachial Plexus

A

Erb’s Palsy, Weak Arm

Abduction >90, Prone, Supine/T-Berg against braces

22
Q

Ulnar

A

Claw Hand, 5th Digit

edge of bed, humerus

23
Q

Radial

A

Wrist Drop, Lateral Three 1/2 Fingers, Wrist Extension

Humerus Compression

24
Q

Medial Cutaneous

A

1st and 5th Digit, Medial Forearm

Cubital Fossa Compression

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Tidal Volume (Vt)
Restful inspiration / expiration | 500mL
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Vital Capacity (VC)
Air Expired after Forced Inspiration (Max Input to Max Output) (4,000mL)
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Total Lung Capacity (TLC)
Vital Capacity + Residual Volume (Max Air ever in Lungs) (6,000mL)
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Functional Residual Capacity (FRC)
Residual Volume + Exp. Reserve Volume | 2,500mL
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Inspiratory Capacity
Total Inspired Air (Tidal Volume + Inspiratory Reserve Volume) (2,500mL)
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Expiratory Reserve Volume
Forcefully Expired Air after Vt (1,250ml) Same as Expiratory Capacity