Respiratory

Question 1

5 Conditions Likely to lead to respiratory acidosis

Answer 1

COPD, obesity, asthma, ALS, drug overdose

Question 2

Hypo Ventilation Causes alkalosis or acidosis?

Answer 2

Acidocis

Question 3

Hyper Ventilation Causes alkalosis or acidosis?

Answer 3

Alkalosis

Question 4

How does gas (decreased ventilation) make the bood acidic?

Answer 4

H+ drops pH; therefore as CO2 builds up(creating more hydrogen) in the body the pH of blood decreases causing acidosis

Question 5

Bronchiogenic carcinomas are correlated w/

Answer 5

smoking, air pollution, and genetics

Question 6

Are Bronchiogenic carcinomas more common in right or left lung

Answer 6

right, upper, anterior lobe

Question 7

Positive TB tests means

Answer 7

you have the antibody for TB

Question 8

When given a TB test what is injected into skin

Answer 8

mycobacterium tuberculosis produces tuberculin so this is what we inject to see if there is an antibody

Question 9

RBC count

Answer 9

4.2-6.1

Question 10

HGB count

Answer 10

12-17.6

Question 11

HCT count

Answer 11

38%-53%

Question 12

MCV count

Answer 12

81-96

Question 13

MCHC amount of HGB

Answer 13

30-36

Question 14

WBC

Answer 14

4-10,000

Question 15

PMN (sigs

Answer 15

38-70

Question 16

Eosinophils

Answer 16

1-5%

Question 17

Basophils

Answer 17

0-2%

Question 18

Monocytes

Answer 18

1-8%

Question 19

Lymphocytes

Answer 19

15-45%

Question 20

Platelets

Answer 20

150,000-400,000

Question 21

Reticulocytes

Answer 21

1-2%

Question 22

ex. of Normocytic-Normochromatic anemia

Answer 22

a plastic anemia there just are not enough RBC; production problem