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respiratory/ airway assessment Flashcards

1
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MP Class 1

A

visualize the soft palate, fauces, uvula, anterior and posterior

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MP Class 2

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visualize soft pallets, fauces, and uvula only

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3
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MP class 3

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Only soft pallet and base of uvula are visible

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4
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MP class 4

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only the soft palate is visible

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5
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Cormack-Lehane Grade 1

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Full view of the entire glottic opening

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6
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Cormack-Lehane Grade 2

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The posterior portion of the glottic opening is visible

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7
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Cormack-Lehane Grade 3

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Only the epiglottis is visible

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8
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Cormack - Lehane Grade 4

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Neither glottis nor epiglottis is seen

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9
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ASA 1

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Normal healthy patient

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10
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ASA 2

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mild systemic disease (no functional limitations)

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ASA 3

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Severe systemic disease (some functional limitations)

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12
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ASA 4

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severe systemic disease w/ constant threat to life

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ASA 5

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Moribund patient who is not expected to survive w/o surgery

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14
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ASA 6

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Brain dead patient; organs procured for donation

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15
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Normal pH

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7.35-7.45

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16
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Normal PaO2

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90-100

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17
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Normal PaCO2

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35-45

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18
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Normal HCO3

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22-26

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19
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Normal Base Excess

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-2-2

20
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Normal SaO2

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95-98%

21
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VO2 formula

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VO2 = 10 x kg 3/4

22
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VCO2 formula

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VCO2 = 8 x kg3/4

23
Q

Alveolar air equation

A

(FiO2 x (PB-PH2O)) - PaCO2/0.8

24
Q

Arterial O2 content/dL

A

(Hgb x 1.34 x SaO2) + (PaO2 x 0.003)

25
Q

Male PBW formula

A

50 + 0.91 (height in cm - 152.4) kg

26
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Female PBW formula

A

45.5 + 0.91 (height in cm - 152.4) kg

27
Q

What is the ETT size indicative of?

A

inner tube diameter

28
Q

Preemies < 1 kg ett size

A

2.5

29
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Preemies 1-2.5 kg ett size

A

3

30
Q

Term neonate (6 months) ett size

A

3.0-3.5

31
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6 mo - 1 year ett size

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3.5-4.0

32
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1-2 years ett size

A

4.0-4.5

33
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> 2 years ett size

A

(age + 16)/ 4

34
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Tube length calculation

A

tube size x 3

35
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LMA size 1 is for what weight range?

A

up to 5 kg

36
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LMA size 1 max cuff volume

A

4 ml of air

37
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LMA size 1.5 is for what weight range?

A

5-10 kg

38
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LMA size 1.5 max cuff volume

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up to 7 ml of air

39
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LMA size 2 is for what weight range?

A

10-20 kg

40
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LMA size 2 max cuff volume

A

up to 10 ml of air

41
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LMA size 2.5 is for what wt range?

A

20-30 kg

42
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LMA size 2.5 max cuff volume

A

up to 14 ml of air

43
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LMA size 3 is for what weight range?

A

> 30 kg

44
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LMA size 3 max cuff volume

A

up to 20 ml

45
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LMA size 4 is for what weight range

A

adult

(50-70 kg)

46
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LMA size 4 max cuff volume

A

up to 30 ml

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