tutorial 2 Flashcards

1
Q

tachynopnoeic

A

increased respiratory rate

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2
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ABGs

A

a test of gases and PH in arterial blood

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3
Q

consodilation

A

Areas of density due to fluid, mucous, and oedema on a chest s-ray

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4
Q

diaphoretic

A

sweaty

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5
Q

high heart rate

A

tachycardic

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6
Q

haemoptysis

A

coughing bloody sputum

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7
Q

cyanosis

A

bluish tinge around skin, nail beds, and mucus due to lack of oxygen

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8
Q

course rales

A

a series of short low popping sounds called crackles

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9
Q

febrile

A

high temp

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10
Q

sats

A

a test of the oxygen-saturated haemoglobin

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11
Q

pneumonia affects gas exchange in which part of the lungs

A

Alveoli

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12
Q

4 common causes of low arterial oxygen levels

A

anaemia
hyperventilation
diffusion abnormalities
perfusion

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13
Q

does a person with pneumonia display crackles on auscultation

A

true

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14
Q

do a person with pneumonia display hyper-resonance on percussion

A

false

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15
Q

the body’s respiratory centre is primarily stimulated by

A

a rise in blood carbon dioxide

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16
Q

the inflammation of penumonia is most likely to cause a change in

A

diffusion of gases

17
Q

a person experiencing pneumonia may only speak?

A

one or 2 words per breath

18
Q

wehn gathering information from a person who is very breathless, it is important to ask_____

A

closed ended questions

19
Q

4 groups who may likely to be affected by pneumonia

A

older people
those with alcoholsim
immunocomprised people
those with chronic illness

20
Q

pleural effusion

A

buildup of fluid in the space between the lung and chest wall

21
Q

empyema

A

pockets of pus in the space between the lung and chest wall

22
Q

mucus production

A

sputum material coughed up from the lungs

23
Q

pockets of pus that from in lung itself

A

lung abscess

24
Q

secondary bacterial lung infection after a viral infection

A

secondary infection

25
Q

bacteria in the blood stream

A

bacteremia or septicaemia

26
Q

dyspnoea

A

clinical sign of hypoxia, manifestated by a feeling of shortness of breath

27
Q

fatigue

A

subjective sensation of a patient reporting loss of endurance

28
Q

malaise

A

general feeling of being unwell