Unit 1 Respiratory Flashcards

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Which muscles tense and relax the vocal cords? Which muscles abduct and adduct the vocal cords?

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Which muscles abduct and adduct the vocal cords?

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3
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Describe the sensory innervation of the upper airway.

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4
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How does reccurent laryngeal nerve injury affect the integrity of the airway?

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5
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How does superior laryngeal nerve injury affect the integrity of the airway?

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6
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Name 3 airway blocks, and identify the key landmarks for each one.

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7
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What are the 3 paired and 3 unpaired cartilages of the larynx?

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8
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What is the treatment for laryngospasm?

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9
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Describe how the respiratory muscles function during the breathing cycle.

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10
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What is the difference between minute ventilation and alveolar ventilation?

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11
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Define the 4 types of dead space.

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12
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Provide an example for each type of dead space.

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13
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What does the alveolar compliance curve tell you?

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14
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What does the V/Q ratio represent?

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15
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Define the West Zones of the lung

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16
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Recite the alveolar gas equation

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17
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What is the A-a gradient, and what factors affect it?

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18
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List the 5 causes of hypoxemia? Which ones are reversed with supplemental oxygen?

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19
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Define the 5 lung volumes, and give reference values for each.

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20
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Define the capacities, and give reference values for each

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21
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What factors influence FRC?

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22
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Why can’t spirometry measure FRC?

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23
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What tests can measure FRC?

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24
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What is closing volume, and what increases it?

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25
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State the equation and normal value for oxygen carrying capacity.

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26
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State the equation and normal value for oxygen delivery

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27
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Discuss the factors that alter the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve

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The oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve tells us how hgb binds to oxygen.

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28
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How is carbon dioxide transported in the blood?

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29
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Describe the Bohr effect

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30
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Describe the Haldane effect

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31
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List the 3 primary causes of hypercapnia, and provide examples of each

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32
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Describe the 4 areas in the respiratory center

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33
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Contrast the location and function of the central and peripheral chemoreceptors

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34
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Which reflex prevents overinflation of the lungs?

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Hering-Breuer inflation reflex

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35
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What is hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction?

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36
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What things impair HPV, and what is the consequence of this?

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37
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What does the diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide tell us?

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38
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How is tabacco smoke harmful?

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39
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Describe the short and intermediate term benefits of smoking cessation.

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40
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Compare and contrast pulmonary function tests in obstructive vs restrictive lung disease

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41
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Discuss the following pulmonary flow-volume loops: normal, obstructive, and fixed obstruction

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42
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Give an example of a disease that produces the following pulmonary flow-volume loops: obstructive, restrictive, and fixed obstruction.

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43
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What is the treatment for acute bronchospasm?

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44
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What is alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency?

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45
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Describe the goals and strategies for mechanical ventilation in the patient with COPD

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46
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Define restrictive lung disease

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47
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Give examples of intrinsic lung disease (acute and chronic)

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48
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Give examples of extrinsic lung disease (acute and chronic)

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49
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List the risk factors for aspiration pneumonitis

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50
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Describe the pharmacologic prophylaxis of aspiration pneumonits

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51
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What is Mendelson’s syndrome?

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52
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Describe the treatment of aspiration

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53
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Discuss the pathophysiology and treatment of flail chest

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54
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Define pulmonary hypertension, and discuss the goals of anesthetic management

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55
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Discuss the pathophysiology of carbon monoxide poisoning

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56
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Discuss the treatment of carbon monoxide poisoning

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57
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List the absolute and relative indications to one-lung ventilation

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58
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Discuss how anesthesia in the lateral decubitis position affects the V/Q relationship

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59
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Discuss the management of hypoxemia during one-lung ventilation

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60
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What is mediastinoscopy, and why is it performed?

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61
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What are the potential complications of mediastinoscopy? What is the most common?

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62
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Describe the Mallampati score

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63
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Describe the inter-incisor gap. What is normal?

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64
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What is the thyromental distance, and what values suggest an increased risk of difficult intubation?

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65
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What is the mandibular protrusion test, and what values suggest an increased risk of difficult intubation?

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66
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What conditions impair the atlanto-occipital mobility?

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67
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Describe the Cormack and Lehanne score

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68
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List 5 factors for difficult mask ventilation

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69
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List 10 risk factors for difficult tracheal intubation

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70
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List 6 risk factors for difficult supraglottic device placement

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71
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List 5 risk factors for difficult invasive airway placement

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72
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What is angioedema?

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73
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What are two common causes of angioedema? What is the treatment for each?

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74
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What is Ludwig’s angina?

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75
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What is the best way to secure the airway in a patient with Ludwig’s angina?

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76
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Describe the Practice Guidelines for Preoperative Fasting and Use of Pharmacologic Agents to Reduce the Risk of Pulmonary Aspiration

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77
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List the 4 types of oropharyngeal airways. Which are best suited for fiberoptic intubation?

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78
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When is the best time to use an Eschmann introducer?

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79
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When is a nasopharyngeal airway contraindicated?

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80
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Contrast the maximum recommended cuff pressure for an endotracheal tube vs LMA

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81
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Contrast the maximum recommended peak inspiratory pressures for an LMA-Unique vs LMA-Proseal vs LMA-Supreme

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82
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What is the largest size endotracheal tube that can be passed through each LMA size?

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83
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List 6 indications for the Bullard laryngoscope

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84
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Describe the proper placement of the lighted stylet.

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85
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List 5 indications for the use of a bronchial blocker

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86
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How can the lumen of the bronchial blocker be used during one lung ventilation?

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87
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List 2 indications for retrograde intubation

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88
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Compare and contrast the benefits of awake vs deep extubation

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89
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When is the best time to use an airway exchange catheter, and what can you do with it?

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