Quiz 2 - Resp Disorders Part 1 Flashcards
what is the second most common nosocomial
HAP (hospital acquired PNA)
what position is at risk for aspiration PNA
supine
sign of PNA unique to elderly
confusion
dx for PNA
CXR (pus in alveoli)
nursing responsibility with PNA
give antiRX within 4 hours of admission
with influenza it is important for the nurse to do what upon admission?
ask about vaccination history
latent TB will have ___ PPD test but the pt will be ____
positive PPD test but the pt will be asymptomatic (and not contagious)
TB is ____, not spread by fomites
airborne
in the early stages of active TB there are no
symptoms
sx of active TB
fever, perfuse night sweats, weight loss, anorexia, fatigue
dx of TB (hint not screening)
3 sputum samples positive for acid fast bacilli (cultures confirm dx but may take up to 8 weeks)
antiTB drugs can cause
hepatotoxicity
nursing responsibility to watch for a hx of _____ and ____ with antiTB drugs
liver dz and alcoholism
sign of a tension pneumo
deviated trachea
3 classic signs and sx of pulmonary embolism
CP, dyspnea, hemoptysis
pulmonary fungal infections are treated with drugs that end in
azole
___ pressure draws air into lungs
negative
on inspiration muscles _____ and thoracic cavity ____
contract and thoracic cavity expands
_____ is the measure of ease of expansion of lungs
compliance
NORMAL ABG values pH CO2 O2 HCO3 SaO2
pH = 7.35-7.45 CO2 = 35-45 O2 = 80-100 HCO3 = 22-26 SaO2 = 95% and greater
yellow/tan/green sputum = sign of ___/___
bronchitis/PNA
Brown sputum = a sign of _____/_______
aspiration/bacterial PNA
Bloody sputum = a sign of ____, ____, ____, ____
PNA, TB, lung CA, trauma
pink and frothy sputum is a sign of ____/____
CHF, pulmonary edema