ACCS Special Procedures II Flashcards

1
Q

COPD diet: Shift calorie sources away from ___ and toward ___.

A

Away from carbohydrates and towards fats.

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2
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Why do you want COPD’ers to eat more fats and fewer carbohydrates?

A

Fats provide energy but less CO2. Carbohydrates produce the most CO2.

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3
Q

What is a reasonable target calorie intake?

A

25 kcal/kg/day

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4
Q

A healthy BMI is between ___ and ___.

___ is obese.

A

18 and 25.

30 is obese.

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5
Q

What kind of feeding utilizes an NG Tube or a J Tube?

A

Enteral Nutritional Support

Enteral feeding is more desirable than TPN because it’s healthier.

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6
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What kind of feeding utilizes a central line catheter?

A

Total Parenteral Nutrition (TPN)

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7
Q

TPN and enteral feeding has this risk factor.

A

Infection and resulting sepsis.

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8
Q

What procedure is used to estimate the patient’s respiratory quotient (RQ)?
What’s a normal RQ?

A

Indirect Calorimetry
Normal: 0.67-1.3
(Higher than 1.3 means you’re overfeeding the patient.)

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9
Q

ART line transducers must be at the same level as ___. If it’s too high, it will read falsely (high or low). If it’s too low, it will read falsely (high or low).

A

Same level as the heart or the catheter.
Too high, falsely low.
Too low, falsely high.

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10
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What is the first step in removing a chest tube?

A

Clamp the tube for 24 hours and observe for resp distress. (Unclamp if resp distress)

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11
Q

When you’re ready to remove a clamped chest tube, how do you remove it? (x3)

A

Get a CXR to determine if air or fluid has reaccumulated.
Ask pt to take a deep breath and bear down without exhaling (Valsalva maneuver)
Remove tube quickly! (Very painful!)

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12
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What should you do immediately after you remove a chest tube?

A

Place gauze with Vaseline over the opening.

Get a CXR.

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13
Q

What should you do with ventilator dependent patients if there’s a disaster?

A

Transfer them

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14
Q

What is the acronym for RACE?

A

Rescue
Alarm
Contain
Extinguish

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15
Q

What is the acronym for PASS?

A

Pull
Aim
Squeeze
Sweep

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16
Q

What is a bronchial artery embolization?

A

Creating of an embolus to stop bleeding or hemoptysis

17
Q

Where is a bronchial artery embolization done? (What artery?)

A

Bronchial artery

18
Q

There are two indications for Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. What are they? (Besides decompression sickness)

A

Air embolism

Carbon monoxide poisoning

19
Q

What’s a PRBC?

A

Packed Red Blood Cells

20
Q

What is the minimum ET Tube size for a flexible bronchoscopy?

A

8.0 mm ID