Pulmonary CCRN Flashcards
Can be a complication of PEEP is ________because applying positive pressure can lead to _________
Tension Pneumothorax; Barotrauma; decreased CO
Complications related to the use of high concentration of O2 for an extended period are: _____ and ______
oxygen toxicity ; absorption atelectasis.
When does oxygen toxicity occur? Any patient breathing oxygen concentration of _______for more than _____
> 50 %; 24 hours
What does breathing high concentration of O2 do? it replaces the _______ that ________ ________ ___ and help to ____ ____ ___ which is the ______ ______
Nitrogen; normally fills the alveoli and; keep them open; residual volume
Not to be used during an acute asthma attack are ________bronchodilators such as _________________
long-acting ; salmeterol
_________ pneumothorax occur when air in a pleural space is under high pressure than air in ________lung
Tension
The most common adverse effect of positive pressure ventilation is
Decreased venous return.
The volume of air your patient exhales with each breath after a normal resting inhalation
Tidal Volume
Decrease lung compliance means :
stiffened lungs
A high peak inspiratory pressure in a patient on a VOLUME mechanical ventilators indicates that lung compliance is (increased or decreased)
Decreased
List the 3 Virchow’s Triad for PE: VVH
- Venous stasis (immobilization)
- Hypercoagulability of blood
- Vessel trauma or abnormality.
ARDS can be caused with hypo/hyperalbuminemia __________which is when oncotic pressure (increase/decrease) allowing fluid to leak in the pulmonary capillaries. This fluid leakage decrease surfactant, which ____the lungs thus _______lung compliance.
HYPO-ALBUMINEMIA; DECREASE ; stiffens, decreasing
ARDS causes an_________ (Inc/dec) in shunting.
Increase
What is shunting?
blood returning partially un-oxygenated to the left side of the heart.
Which parameter is used to differentiate acute respiratory failure from chronic respiratory failure?
Arterial pH