05-12-2022 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
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Hyperventilation

A

Panic Attack

Overstimulated by the Sympathetic Nervous System

Changes the acidity in your body.

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Hyperventilation

Signs

A

Carpopedal spams (can’t open hands)

Circumoral Tingling (numbness around the mouth)

Chest pressure

Dizziness

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Hyperventilation

Treatment

A

Coach their breathing

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OPA (Adult)

Sizing

A

Center of the mouth to the angle of the jaw.

Corner of the patient’s mouth to the tip of the earlobe.

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OPA (Adult)

Inserting

A

Tip points to the roof of the mouth.

Slide along the roof until you meet resistance.

Rotate 180 degrees so the tip is pointing down into the pharynx.

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OPA (Adult)

Indications

A

Unconscious

No patient airway.

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OPA (Peds)

Sizing

A

Corner of the mouth to the tip of the earlobe.

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OPA (Peds)

Insertion

A

Tongue Depressor

Insert downward.

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NPA (Adult)

Sizing

A

Nostril to the tip of the earlobe or the angle of the jaw.

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NPA (Adult)

Insertion

A

Lubricant.

Push the tip of the nose up.

Beveled side toward the base of the nostril.

Advance until the flange is against the nostril.

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NPA (Child)

Sizing

A

Thickness of the patient’s little finger.

Measure from the nostril to tragus (cartilage at the front of the ear).

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NPA (Child)

Inserting

A

Same as adult.

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13
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Prone

A

Face down.

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14
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Supine

A

Back up.

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15
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Right lateral recumbent

A

Lying on right side.

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Left lateral recumbent

A

Lying on the left side.

17
Q

Fowlers

A

45 degree angle.

18
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Trendelenburg

A

Legs elevated.

19
Q

CHF

A

Failure of the heart to pump efficiently.

Leads to excessive blood or fluid buildup in the lungs or body.

20
Q

CHF

Signs

A

Tachycardia

Shortness of breath.

Hypertension

Pulmonary or pedal edema.

Cyanosis.

21
Q

CHF

Causes

A

Chronic hypertension

Heart attack

Previous MI

Genetics

Diseased heart valves.

22
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COPD

Causes

A

Irritants to the lungs (long term exposure).

Humid air.

Cigarette smoke.

23
Q

Asthma vs Anaphylaxis

A

Drop in BP with anaphylaxis.

Total body immune response with anaphylaxis.

24
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Anaphylaxis

Symptoms

A

Skin reactions

Low blood pressure.

Constriction of airways.

Weak & Rapid pulse.

Nausea, vomit, diarrhea.

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Asthma Symptoms
Shortness of breath Cough Chest tightness or pain. Wheeze
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Shortness of Breath in Children
Retracting Pursed lips. Tripoding Nasal flaring See-Saw breathing Paradoxical motion. Pale / cyanotic ALOC
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Types of Clots
Calv - DVT - Deep Vein Thrombosis Heart - MI Brain - Stroke Lung - PE - Pulmonary Embolism
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Shortness of Breath vs Chest Pain Which came first?
Shortness of breath - respiratory problem. Chest Pain - cardiac.
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Pneumonia Signs
Shortness of breath. Low grade fever. Pleuritic chest pain. Productive cough (Yellow or Brown).