tutorial 2 Flashcards
tachynopnoeic
increased respiratory rate
ABGs
a test of gases and PH in arterial blood
consodilation
Areas of density due to fluid, mucous, and oedema on a chest s-ray
diaphoretic
sweaty
high heart rate
tachycardic
haemoptysis
coughing bloody sputum
cyanosis
bluish tinge around skin, nail beds, and mucus due to lack of oxygen
course rales
a series of short low popping sounds called crackles
febrile
high temp
sats
a test of the oxygen-saturated haemoglobin
pneumonia affects gas exchange in which part of the lungs
Alveoli
4 common causes of low arterial oxygen levels
anaemia
hyperventilation
diffusion abnormalities
perfusion
does a person with pneumonia display crackles on auscultation
true
do a person with pneumonia display hyper-resonance on percussion
false
the body’s respiratory centre is primarily stimulated by
a rise in blood carbon dioxide