Bates ch 8 Flashcards

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4th intercostal space used for

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Chest tube insertion

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2nd intercostal space used for

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Needle insertion for pneumothorax

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T4 used for

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Lower margin of endotracheal tube on chest x ray

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T7-8 interspace used for

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Thoracentesis

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Needle insertion for tension pneumothorax is at what level

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2nd intercostal space

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Chest tubes inserted at what level

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4th intercostal space

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Lower margin of endotracheal tube on chest x ray

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T4

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Level for thoracentesis

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T7-8 interspace

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Person describes chest pain with clenched fist over sternum suggests

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Angina pectoris

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Patient describes chest pain with finger pointing to tender area on chest wall suggests

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Musculoskeletal problem

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Patient describes chest pain with hand moving from neck to epigastrum suggests

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Heartburn

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Most frequent cause of chest pain in children

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Anxiety

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Acute vs subacute vs chronic cough

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Acute <3 weeks
Subacute 3-8
Chronic >8

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Most common cause of acute cough

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Viral upper respiratory infection

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2 types of sputum

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Mucoid sputum - translucent/white

Purulent sputum - yellow/green

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Large volume of purulent sputum suggests

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Bronchiectasis or lung abscess

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Rarely see hemoptysis in children, but if you do it’s most likely from

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Cystic fibrosis

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5 A’s of quitting smoking

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Ask
Advise
Assess (willingness to quit)
Assist
Arrange (FU)
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5 stages of change

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Precontemplation
Contemplation
Preparation
Action 
Maintenance
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3 drugs to help quit cigarettes

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Nicotine replacement
Bupropion
Varenicline

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Streptococcus pneumoniae vaccine for adults vs children

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Adults get polysaccharide

Children get conjugate

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If about to get cochlear implant, what vaccine should you get

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Strep pneumoniae

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Order of lung exam

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Inspect
Palpate
Percussion
Auscultation

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Normal respiratory rate

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14-20

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AP diameter may increase with
Aging | COPD
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Asymmetric chest expansion suggests
Pleural effusion
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Retraction during inspiration suggests
Severe asthma COPD Upper airway obstruction
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Unilateral impairment or lagging of respiratory movement suggests
Pleural disease from asbestosis or silicosis | Phrenic nerve damage
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What are sinus tracts
Blind, inflammatory, tubelike structures opening onto skin
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Sinus tracts indicate
Infection of underlying pleura and lung
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Tactile fremitus most prevalent in what location
Interscapular area
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Asymmetric increase fremitus from
Unilateral pneumonia from increased transmission through consolidated tissue
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Asymmetric decrease in fremitus from
Unilateral pleural effusion Pneumothorax Neoplasm
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Finger that gets hit
Pleximeter
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Finger that hits
Plexor
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If you need to make percussion louder, what do you do
More pressure with pleximeter (finger on patient's body)
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Flat sound suggests
Large pleural effusion
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Dull sound suggests
Lobar pneumonia
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Resonant sound suggests
Simple chronic bronchitis | Healthy lungs
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Hyperresonant sound suggests
COPD | Pneumothorax
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Tympanitic sound suggests
Large pneumothorax
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Healthy lungs have what kind of sound
Resonant
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What location do you not percuss
Over scapula
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Descent of diaphragm called
Diaphragmatic excursion
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Large diaphragmatic excursion suggests
``` Pleural effusion High diaphragm (atelectasis, diaphragmatic paralysis) ```
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Normal diaphragmatic excursion
3-5.5 cm
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Different breath sounds
Vesicular Bronchovesicular Bronchial Tracheal
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Ladder pattern used for
Percussion | Auscultation
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Where you hear vesicular breath sounds
Over most of both lungs
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Where you hear bronchovesicular breath sounds
Anteriorly: 1st and 2nd interspace a Posteriorly: between scapulae
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Where you hear bronchial breath sounds
Over manubrium if heard at all
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Where you hear tracheal breath sounds
Over trachea in neck
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If bronchovesicular or bronchial breath sounds are heard in locations distant from typical, suspect
Fluid in lungs
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3 types of adventitious sounds
Crackles / rales Wheezes Rhonchi
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Crackles suggest
Lung or airway abnormalities - pneumonia - fibrosis - early heart failure - bronchitis - bronchiectasis
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Wheezes suggest
Narrowed airways - asthma - COPD - bronchitis
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Rhonchi suggest
Secretions in large airways
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Discontinuous adventitious sounds
Crackles
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Continuous adventitious sounds
Wheezes | Rhonchi
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How to diagnose COPD
Spirometry and often further pulmonary function testing
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Louder, clearer voice sounds called
Bronchophony
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E to A egophony suggests
Lobar pneumonia
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Louder, clearer whispered sounds is called
Whispered pectoriloquy
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If a patient prefers to sit leaning forward, probably has
COPD
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Normal forced expiration time
Less than 6 seconds
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If do AP chest compression causes local pain suggests
Rib fracture