Respiration and Respiratory Monitoring Flashcards

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Two parts of breathing:

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Convection: Moves gases into and out of the lungs
Diffusion: Exchanges gases in the lung parenchyma

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2
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Oxygen consumption

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Vo2 = W^ (0.75) * 10

ml/min

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3
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Respiratory Quotient

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Rq = Vco2/Vo2

The respiratory quotient for a metabolically normal, euthermic patient is 0.8

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4
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minute ventilation

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VE =VT xf

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5
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Steps for ventilating carbon dioxide:

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FIRST, CO2 leaves the gas exchange region by diffusion. THEN, CO2 is transported through the conducting airways
by convection to the mouth and nose.

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6
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Anatomic deadspace volume

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Volume d anat = 2.2 ml/kg or 1ml/lb

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7
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Anatomic deadspace ventilation

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Ventilation d anat= deadspace volume x respiratory rate

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8
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minute ventilation

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alveolar ventilation + deadspace ventilation = Minute ventilation

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9
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What relationships exist for partial pressures of carbon dioxide?

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PE’co2 α PAco2 α Paco2
where PAco2 is ideal alveolar partial pressure of carbon dioxide and PE’co2 is end-tidal partial pressure of carbon dioxide

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10
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Parts of a capnogram:

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PE’co2 – end-tidal partial pressure of carbon dioxide
PIco2 – inspired partial pressure of carbon dioxide
tI – inspiratory time
tE – expiratory time
phase III slope

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11
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what is the only true measure of the effectiveness of ventilation

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PaCO2

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