Week 8 Flashcards

1
Q

cilia trap and remove foreign particles

A

bronchi

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2
Q

secrete mucous to assist in removing the foreign particles

A

mucous memebranes

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3
Q

macrophages to eat bacteria

gas exchange takes place

A

alveoli

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4
Q

the system is goverened by

A

CNS

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5
Q

inflammation of the nasal mucous membranes

A

rhinitis

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6
Q

what are the S/S of rhinitis

A

sneezing, nasal discharge, nasal congestion

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7
Q

what are the causes of rhinitis

A

common cold, infection, foreign body, allergies, deviated septum

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8
Q

inflammation of the nasal mucosa because of allergic reaction

A

Allergic rhinitis

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9
Q

What are the S/S of allergic Rhinitis

A

sneezing, discharge, congestion

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10
Q

what are the causes of allergic rhinitis

A
exposure to allergens
antigen antibody reaction occurs
histamine is released
that causes blood flow to increase to nares
capillaries becomes runny nose and eyes
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11
Q

H1 receptor antagonist

A

antihistamine

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12
Q

Antihistamine do what

A

compete h1 receptor site
do not prevent histamine release
reduce symptoms of allergic reactions
are more effective if taken before the start of allergic reaction

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13
Q

What are antihistamine side effects

A

sedation, drying effects, blurred vision, constipation, urinary retention, dry mouth

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14
Q

What are the nursing intervention for antihistamine

A
monitor I and O
monitor respiratory status
monitor cardiac status
administer with food or milk
provide oral care for dry mouth
potentiate the effects of narcoticso
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15
Q

movement of air in and out of the lungs

A

ventilation

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16
Q

blood flow through the pulmonary capillaries to alveoli where gas is exchanged

A

perfusion

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17
Q

gas exchange by passive process

A

diffusion

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18
Q

mucous glands in the respiratory tract that create fluids

A

globlet cells

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19
Q

What does nasal decongestants do

A

reduce swelling by constricting the nasal blood bessels
relief rhinitis associated with URI
contraindicated in patients with Severe HTN Coranary artery disease

20
Q

WHat are the precautionary use of Nasal Decongestants

A

takingin anitdepressants

rebound nasal swelling with excessive use

21
Q

Use with caution when patients taken Nasal Decongestants

A

cardiac arrythmia
hyperthyroid
diebetes mellitis

22
Q

What are the nursing intervention of nasal decongestatn

A

Monitor I and o
monitor cardiac and respiratory status
observe nasal buring, stinging and drynes

23
Q

narrow airway passage, create turbulance, cause resistance to air flow

A

obstructive airway disease

24
Q

lung expansion is limited due to loss of elesticity or physical deformity of the chest

A

restrictive airway disease

25
Q

what is an example of both obstructive and restrictive airway disease

A

COPD

26
Q

What is COPD

A
umbrella term that cover
emphysema
chronic bronchitis
bronchiectasis
refractory asthma
27
Q

an imflammation disease of the brinchi and bronchioles

A

asthma

28
Q

irritation causes inflammation and edema with excessive mucous secretion leading to airway obstruction

A

chronic bronchitis

29
Q

what are the causes of chronic bronchits

A

smoke exposure
grain and coal dust exposre
air pollution

30
Q

disease of the alveolor tissue that causes the alveolor air sacs to lose elactisity and collapse during exhalation , trapping air in the lung

A

emphysema

31
Q

atelectasis=

A

air sac collapse

32
Q

liquefy mucous

A

exectorants

33
Q

supress cough center in brain

A

antitussives

34
Q

reduce the stickiness of the secretions

A

mucolytic agents

35
Q

relax smooth muscle in bronchi

A

bronchodilators

36
Q

reduce inflammtions

A

anti inflammatory

37
Q

enhances output of respiratory tract fluid
decrease mucous viscosity and promotes cilary action
when patient cough plegm can come up

A

drug guaifenesin

38
Q

what is benzonate used for

A

supress cough center of medulla oblagota

39
Q

what are expectoarnts and atitussive used for

A

treat cough r/t pneumonia, tb, bronchitis, cystic fibrosis, emphysema

40
Q

what are the adverse affects of expectorant and antiussives

A

nausa dowsiness and dizziness

41
Q

what are the nursing interventions of exporant and antitussives

A

increase fluids to liquify secretions
humidfy room or oxygen
avoid smoke or other respiratory irritants

42
Q

acts by dissolving chemical bond within the muccous causing it to seperate and liquify reducing its viscosity

A

drug acetylcysteine

43
Q

relax bronchial smooth muscle

A

sympathomimetic adrenergic

44
Q

inhibit interaction of acetylcholine at receptor sites on the bronchial smooth muscle

A

sympathomimetic anticholinergic

45
Q

are fatty signaling molecules that trigger contractions in the smooth muscle lining the trachea . Their over production is a major cause of imflammation is asthma and allergic rhiniitis

A

leukotrienes

46
Q

are used to treat disease by inhibiting the production or activity of leukotrienes

A

leukotrienes antagonists