Week 2 post conference Flashcards
Rhonchi: Obstruction of fluid accumulation. Rumbling, course sounds, a snore.
COPD - PNA
-Pulm toilet - Ambulate - IS -FLutter valve
Wheeze-constriction
-Asthama - emphysema - Bronchitis
-Humidifier - Steroids - Antihistamines
Crackles/Rales: Fluids in lungs
CHF PNA
Pulm toilet, diuretics, abx, O2 nebs/ing
Set up room
-Room clean
-Bed in room
-Flow meter
-Suction set up
-Fall alarms
-IV pump Pole
-How she voids
-Puls ox and tele
-ADL supples
-IS
Additional Orders
-Labs
-Teams
-VS how often?
-Strict I&O’s
Teach IS
-Purpose
-Assess LOC
-Position
-Mouthpiece
-Slowly inhale deeping
-Hold breath for at least 3 seconds
-Encourage 10x per hour
-Set a goal
-Place within reach
Therapeutic Communication
-Possibly touch
-Understand
-Re-assure
-Offer to do what you can
-Consult people needed
Trach communication
-Dry erase boards
-Yes/no
-Blink
-Communication boards
What type of information would you want to hear from report re: trach?
-Size
-Cuffef, noncuffed
-Type Shiley or Jackson
-How much O2
-How often to suction
-How does she tolerate
-Sputum characterisitcs
-Lung sounds
-Last suciton
-Last time trach care completed
What do you need in the room for a trach patient?
-Obturator
-Suction
-Suction catheters
-Trach kit
-Disposable cannula
-Smaller trach
-Flow meter
-Ambu bag
Walk into the room with someone and their trach is out?
-Locate the obturator, remove the inner cannula from the trach, insert the obturator and replace ASAP
-Call for help
-Call repiratory
-Call HCP
-Prepare suction
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