Terminology/ special procedures

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ethylene oxide

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sterilizes (Bird Mark , flowmeter, or non-disposable resuscitation bag)

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Alkaline glutaraldehyde

Cidex

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disinfection or sterilization of reusable plastics (mouthpiece, tubing ,nebs, humidifiers)

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Fiberoptic Bronchoscope is sterilized with …

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Alkaline gluteraldehyde

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6 or 12 min walk test can determin

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if patient develops cardia arrhytmias, angine, or excessive hypoximia

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Pseudomonas aeruginosa
&
Serratia

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infectious agents transmitted by aerosol devices

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def

gamma rays are used to sterilize pre-packaged equipment

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irradiation

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Dosage of Inhaled nitric oxide

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20-40 ppm

should not exceed 80 ppm

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Thoracentesis

This type of fluid would be associated with CHF

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Transudate fluid

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Thoracentesis

As more cells are added to the fluid, the fluid tends to get cloudy or opaque and is referred to as an

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exudate

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Analysis of Pleiural fluid

yellow or milky exudate fluid

what does it mean?

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infection

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Analysis of Pleiural fluid

bloody effusions

what does it mean

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malignancy or cancer

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Analysis of Pleiural fluid

containing lymphatic exudative fluid

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chyle

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To drain Air from the pleural space, the chest tube is placed in …

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the second intercostal space in the midclavicular line

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To drain Fluid from the pleural space, the chest tube is placed….

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in the 5th to 7th intercostal space in the midaxillary line

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Thoracentesis

needle is inserted in the….

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7th or 8th intercostal space just above the rib at the site of maximal dullness

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flat or dull percussion note, diminished breath sounds, tracheal shift away from the site

it’s a ?

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pleural effusion

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

purpose

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means of increasing the PO2 by increaseing the barometric pressure

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Helium/ Oxygen therapy

purpose

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decreases wob by delivering low density gas that can easily maneuver around obstructions

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Indications for He/O therapy

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*severe asthma
*obstructive tumos
post extubation stridor
foreing object aspiration
partial voval cord paralysis

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Analysis of pleural fluid

Purulent

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pus filled exudate

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Respiratory quotient (RQ)

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the ratio of Co2 to O2 consumption

vco2/vo2

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RQ for carbohydrates…Fats… Proteins

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1.00…0.71…0.82

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Normal RQ

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0.67-1.3

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RQ >1.1 indicates?

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overfeeding

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RQ <0.7 indicates?

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underfeeding

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# troubleshooting Low pressure alarm | consider:

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1. patient disconnect 2. leak in the circuit 3. insufficient flow 4. endotracheal/ trach cuff leak

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# troubleshooting High pressure alarm | consider:

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1. patient obstruction 2. equipment obstruction

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occurs with metabolic alkalosis, excessive excretion, vomiting, FLATTENED T WAVES ON ECG

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Hypokalemia

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kidney failure, SPIKED T WAVE, (metabolic acidosis)

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Hyperkalemia

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fluid loss from diuretics, vomitting, diarrhea, fluid gain from CHF, IV therapy

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Hyponatremia

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dehydration occurs with

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hypernatremia

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metabolic alkalosis happens with

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hypochloremia

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metabolic acidosis occurs with

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HYPERCHLOREMIA

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refers to low K+

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hypokalemia

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referst to high k+

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Hyperkalemia

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refers to low Na+

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Hyponatremia

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refers to high Na+

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Hypernatremia

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excreted by the kidneys

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creatinine

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apnea due to a loss of ventilation effort

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central sleep apnea

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apnea due to blockage of upper airway

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obstructive sleep apnea

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# nasal apnea index Mild Moderate Severe | calculated by #apneas/ #hours of sleep

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5-15 mild 16-30 moderate >30 severe

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Mini-BAL procedure

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performed to obtain a distal lung speciment for diagnosis of ventilator asspcoate pneumonia VAP

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Factors for Helium/oxygen therapy 80/20 70/30

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1.8 1.6

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indications for defibrillation

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pulseless ventriculat tachy ventricular fibrillation

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indications for He/O

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post extubation severe asthma obstructive tumos foreign onbject aspiration

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# He/O actual factor

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indicated flow x factor

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iNO standard initial dose

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20-40 ppm

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Thoracentesis: needle insertion

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7th or 8th intercoscal space just above the rib at the site of maximal dullnes

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Chest tube placement for AIR

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second intercostal spce in the midclavicular line

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Chest tube placement for Fluid

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5th to 7th intercostal space in the midaxillary line

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sterilize IPPB with

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ethylene oxide

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Nosocomial infections

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an infection aquired at least 72 hours after admission to a hospital or other health care facility

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# home oxygen delivery systems non-eloectrical, portable units are easily filled for trips. Not used as a backup system

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Liquid bulk oxygen systems

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oxygen concervation device: device senses the start of inspiration and delivers oxygen only during inspiration

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Pulse-dose oxygen delivery systems

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# home oxygen delivery systems utilize a molecular seive that removes nitrogen and other gases from room air to concentrate the oxygen

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oxygen concentrators (o2 can be provides at 1-2 l/min)