respiratory pattern Flashcards

1
Q

what is tachypnoea?

A

resp rate >25 breaths/min

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what is tachypnoea caused by

A

increased ventilatory drive in fever, acute asthma and exacerbation of COPD
or reduced ventilatory capacity in pneumonia, pulmonary oedema and ILD

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3
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what is bradypnoea?

A

resp rate <10 breaths/mnin

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4
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what is bradypnoea caused by?

A

opiod toxicity
hypercapnia
hypothyroidism
raised intracranial pressure

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5
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what is kussmaul respiration and what is it associated with?

A

hyperventilation with deep, sighing respirations occurs in metabolic acidosis caused by DKA, acute renal failure and lactic acidosis

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6
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what is apnoea

A

absence of breathing

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7
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what is hypopnoea

A

reduction in airflow or respiratory movements by >50%

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8
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what is OSAHS

A

obstructive sleep apnoea/hyponoea syndrome

combination of excessive daytime sleepiness and recurrent upper airway obstruction with sleep fragmentation caused by upper airway obstruction from collapse of the retropharynx

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