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Acute epiglottits
thumb sign
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Laryngotracheobrachitis (croup)
steeple sign
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pleural effusion
- x-ray = concave shape free fluid with a menisus
- concave superior interface border
- dull to percussion
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atelectasis
- xray = diffused scattered throughout ,patchy infiltrates, plate like infiltrates
- flat to percussion
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chf and pulmonary edema
- fine rales
- pink suptum
- xray= opaque, enlarged heart, batwing, fluff infiltrates
- orthopnea
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Pulmonary embolus
- Sudden onset of shortness of breath
- xray wedge shaped infiltrates
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ARDS
- increased plateau and pip
- xray= reticulogranular, honeycomb, ground glass
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pneumothorax
- hyperresonant to percussion
- hyperlucency
- sudden onset of tachypnea
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asthma
- air entrainment mask
- elevated eosinophil count
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bronchiectasis
tree in winter problem
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defibilation
- 360 joules
- pulseless v-tech
- ventricular flutter
- ventricular fibillation
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pulseless v-tech
- cpr
- epinephrine,amiodarone, lidocain
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Asystole
- confrim in 2 leads
- epinephrine and atropine
- do not defib
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Bipap
- Ipap most exceed EP
- increase ipap only to blow of co2
- increase both ipap and epap to improve o2
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optium peep
- inflection point of a volume-press loop graph
- acceptable oxygen with no cardovascular
- increase static compliance with acceptable o2
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amplitude
- = press
- incraese with high co2
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low pressure alarm
- leak in the vent circuit
- insufficent flow
- endotracheal/tracheostomy tube cuff
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low exhaled volume alarm
- equipment disconnect
- low spontaneous tidal volume
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High pressure alarm
- secretions
- hernated cuff
- coughing
- decressed compliance
- pneumothorax
- pinched circuit
- water in circuit
- clogged hme
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weaning
- rr- 20
- vt- 300-500 ml
- mip/nif-25
- vc- 10-15ml
- V.E- <10 l/min
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low co2
- increase dead space
- decrease rate or vt
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high co2
- decrease or remove deadspace
- increase vt and rate
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pulmonary capillary wedge pressure
- 4-12
- high = cardiac
- normal pulmonary
- left heart
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central venous pressure
- 2-6
- when high fluid overload
- when low dehydration or vasodilation
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decreased volumes
decreased compliance and increased airway resistance
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Increased volumes
increased compliance and decreased airway resistance
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elevated s-t segment
current mi
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Spiked t wave
hyperkalemia
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pronounced q wave
previous MI
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icp
- 5-10
- treat >20 mmhg
- hyperventilated untill paco2 is 25-30 mm hg
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central sleep apnea
No chest movement
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obstructive sleep apnea
chest movement
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treat decreased static compliance
- inverse positive pressure ventilation optium peep therapy
- press control ventilation
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miller blade
- under the epiglottis
- infants
- straight
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data
- Subject- what the pt tells you
- objective - actual fact
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breath sounds
- wheezing
- bronchoconsteiction
- rhonchi (coarse rales )
- secreations in the large airways
- rales (crackles)
- secrations in the middle-sized airways
- treat with chest pt
- Stridor
- upper airway obstruction
- mild-cool mist
- moderate- racemic epi
- severe - intubate
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increased pip
- secrations in the airway
- kinked et tube
- excess water in the vent circuit
- bronchoconstrion
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increased platau
- ARDS
- plumonary fibrosis
- plumonary edema
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Pulmonary arterial pressure (pap)
- 25/10
- increased equals pulmonary hypertention, left ventricular failure, fluid overload
- decreased equals pulmonary hypotenstion, hypovolemia,cardiovascular collapse
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decrease auto
- incease flow
- add exoiratory retard
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maximal expiratory flow volume loop
test upper airway obstrucation
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obstructive lung disease
- low flows
- increase rv and tlc
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mean arterial pressure
85-100 mmg
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high frequency jet
rates of 100 to 600 per/min
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high frquency oscillatory
15 hz or 900 per/min
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chest tube
- suction control and water seal bubble
- should be located in the pleural space surrounding the lung
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dead space/ tidalvoulme (vd/vt)
- 20-40%
- if high relates to pulmonry embouls
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ap xray
use when determining placement of et tube
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lateral xray
lungs in 3- demensional body
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oblicque xray
increase the 3 demensionality of the lung, helpful in spotting internal issues such as masses, blebs, or leasions
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lateral neck xray
defferenting between croup and acute epiglottitis
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mri
masses, lesions, or nodules
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broncogram
primary dignostic tool for bronchtiectasis
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percussion
- hyperresonant- copd or pneumothorax
- dull- pneumonia
- flat-atelectasis
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tracheal palpation - devation toward
- pulmonary fibrosis
- atelectasis
- lobectomy
- pneumothorax
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tracheal palpation away
tension pneumothorax
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slow vital capacity (svc)
- good test to measure for restrictive lung diesase
- should be hogher then fvc
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forced vital capacity
- best indicator of obstrucation
- normal is 85% minimum 75%
- obstructive imparirment is consider present if less then 75%
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maximum volutary ventilation (mvv)
- 12 to 15 sec
- relates to muscle endurance and general function
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flow volume loop
- use to evaluate vocal cord dysfunction and paralysis as well as cancerous masses in the upper airway
- tall and skinny loop- restritive
- short and fat loop- obstritive
- round loop- large fixed airway obstrtion
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oxygen hood
- minimum flow is 7lpm
- max 100%
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cascade humidifier (heated)
most efficient device
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oral airway
inser 180o from final postion the twist
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cather size
should not exceed 1/2 of the internal diameter of the et or trach tube
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pasteurization
best to use with equipment used on patients with infections disease such as hepatits
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alcohol
- ethyl and isopropyl are effective
- 70-90%
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ethylene oxide (eto)
- gas sterilization
- good for devices that have electical componets
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cidex (alkaine gluteraldehydo)
- not good for elecraical componets
- will kill all bactera in 10 min
- will kill everything in 10 hr
- will kill tb in 20 min
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ippb
- decrease work of breathing
- prevent atelectasis
- improve cough effectivness
- provide brocodaitlaion
- moblize secrtions
- tread/prevent pulmonary edema
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is
- done hourly
- 8-10 breaths
- post-op goal should be half of pre-op
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intiation of mechanical ventilation
- rate 8-12
- vt 8- 12
- 100% im emergency
- simv/imv- a/c- comtrol
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pressure control ventilation
- no vt- only inspiratory pressure and i time
- must set exhaled vt alarms
- only use to modify therpy
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anxiety/pain reliver
- morphine sulfate
- valuim
- versed
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lidocain
treat pvc, v-teac,v-fib
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sedation
- narcotic analgesies
- meperidine
- morphine
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supine postion
- lying flat on back
- drain upper lobes, anterior segment
- good for post neuro surgical patitnets
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prone postion
- lying face down
- drains lower lobed, posterior basal segment
- superior segments
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trendelenburg ( head down 15o)
- manage hypotension
- contraindicated for head trauma
- drain lingular, lateral , and medial segments
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head down 30 o
used to drain the lower lobes, basal segments, anterior basal ,lateral basal, posterior basal segments
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postive expiratory pressure (pep)
- use 3-4 times per day
- 15- 20 min
- expiratory pressure from 10-20 cm H2O
- rhonchi that clears with coughing is evidence it tis working
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Minimal concluding volume
- Use
- Inflate cuff till leak is not heard during positive pressure breath
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Apgar score
- Color, pulse, reflex,movement,resp
- Less then 3 cpr
- 4-6 preventive measurement
- 7-10 good
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Neonate vs
- Rr & hr double adults
- Bp half of adults
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Sputum
- Mucoid - clear and thick
- Fetid- foul smelling
- Purulent- contains pus
- Copious- large amounts
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Hemoptysis
Spitting up blood from the teacheobronchial tree lungs
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Hepatomegaly
Enlarged liver
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Dyspnea
Shortness of breath as perceived by the pt
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Orthopnea
Pt can't breath lying down
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T-pieace weaning
Placing pt on blow by at anappropriate fio2
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General Malaise
Electrolye imbalance
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Clubbing
Chronic Hypoxemia
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increasded venous distention
chf
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Diaphoresis
Heavey sweating, heart failure, fever, infection, anxiety, nervouness
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chest configuration
- kyphosis- leaning foward
- scoliosis- side to side
- pectus carinatum- anterior protrusion of the sternum
- pectus Excauatum- depression of part of all the sternum
- Kyphosis- hunchback
- barrel chest- air trapping, copd
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Eupnea
normal rr, depth and rhythm
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tachypnea
increased rr (20bpm)
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Bradypnea
decreased rr (less then 8 bpm)
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cheyne- strokes
gradually incrase then decrease rate and depth in a cycle lasting from 30-18- seconds with periods of apnea
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hyperpnea
increased rate, depth and regular rhythem
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biots
increased rr and depth with irregular periods of apnea
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kussmauls
increased rate depth, irregular rhythm breath sounds labored
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apneustic
prolonged gasping inspiration followed by extremely short, insufficient expiration
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atrophy
loss of muscle tone and occurs in paralysis
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hypertrophy
increased muscle size - copd
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dry or nonproductive cough
may indicate a tumor in the lung
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productive cough
indicate an infection
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pleura friction rub
- pleurisy, tb pneumonia, pulmonary infarction, cancer
- treat with steriods and antibottics
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heart sounds
- s1- normal
- s2- normal
- s3- may suggest chf
- s4- cardic abnormality such as mi or cardiomegaly
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pulmonary artery catheter
should appear in the right lower lung field
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pacemaker
should normally be in the right ventricle
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central venous catheter
placed in the right or left subclavin or jugular vein and should rest in the vena cava of the right atrium of the heart
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ischemia
reduced blood flow to tissue injury- acute damage to tissue
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infarction
necrosis or death of tissue may be recent (acute) or old
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patent airway
- head-tilt/chin lift
- jaw thrust/modified jaw thrust (broken neck)
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intubation
- oral - 21-25 cm mark
- nasal- 26-29 cm mark
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