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Airway Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

Normal Breathing

(Pattern = rate-depth-rhythm)

A

Regular, unlabored breathing
[12-20 breaths/min = adult rate]
[18-30 bpm = 6-12yrs]
[22-34 bpm = 3-6yrs]
[24-40 bpm = 1-3yrs]
[30-50 bpm = 6mo-1yr]
[30-60 bpm = birth- 6mo]

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Hyperventilation

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RAPID & DEEP, ⬆️ rate
Abnormal breathing

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3
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Agonal Respirations

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Ineffective gasping _shallow _irregular abnormal breaths

(occurs near death or severe respiratory stress-possible respiratory arrest)

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4
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Cheyenne-Stokes Respiration

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Breathing interrupted by periods of apnea (no breath) followed by ⬆️ then ⬇️ breaths

[possible heart failure, stroke or neurological issue]

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5
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Biot’s Respiration

A

Irregular breathing: periods of apnea (no breath) then clusters of rapid, shallow breaths

[patients w neurological damage to brainstem]

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6
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Ventilation

A

Mechanical process of moving air in & out of lungs

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7
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Respiration

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EXTERNAL: act of inhaling & exhaling

INTERNAL: gas exchange between blood & body cells

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8
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Tachypnea

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Abnormally fast respiratory rate

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9
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Apneustic Breathing

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Prolonged inspiration pauses followed by ineffective exhalation

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10
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Hypoventilation

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Slow, shallow breathing

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11
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Wheezing lung sounds

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12
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Crackle lung sounds

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13
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Rhonchi lung sounds

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14
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Stridor lung sounds

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15
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Assess effort/quality of breathing - use of accessory muscles

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16
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Assess effort/quality of breathing - tripod positioning

17
Q

Assess effort/quality of breathing -ability to speak in full sentences

18
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Pulse oximetry

A

Measures oxygen saturation in blood indicating oxygen levels

19
Q

Capnography

A

Measures carbon dioxide levels in exhaled breath- gives info about ventilation

20
Q

EMS airway interventions

A

Open & maintain airway (using maneuvers or airways adjuncts)

Administer oxygen

Assist with ventilation (BVM or mechanical ventilator)

Address underlying causes (heart failure/stroke contribute to respiratory distress)

21
Q

Signs of respiratory distress [need immediate medical care]

A

Nasal flaring
Fast or slow breathing rate
Chest retractions
Cyanosis (blue skin/lips)
Wheezing
Grunting

22
Q

Bradypnea

A

Abnormally slow respiratory rate

23
Q

Basic Airway management devices (adjuncts)

A

Oropharyngeal Airway (OPA): unconscious with NO gag reflex to keep tongue from blocking back of throat

Nasopharyngeal Airway (NPA): flexible tube through nose to pharynx -semi unconscious or unconscious with gag reflex

Bag-Valve Mask (BVM): manual ventilation to give positive pressure when NOT breathing or inadequate breathing

24
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Advanced Airway management devices (adjuncts)