Chapter 11 Flashcards

Aerosols and Administration of Medication

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  1. What are the things to consider with children? when giving medications? Tell. 7
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  1. Large tongue in proportion to airway
  2. Nose breathers
  3. Narrow airway diameter
  4. Rapid respiratory rate
  5. Smaller tidal volume
  6. Can’t do breath hold
  7. High inspiratory flow rates when in distress or crying
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  1. What are the Indications medications? Mention three? Three
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  1. Bronchodilators
  2. Mucolytics
  3. Steroids
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  1. What are the Aerosolized Drug Therapy? Four
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  1. Small volume nebulizer (SVN)
  2. Metered Dose Inhaler (MDI)
  3. Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI)
  4. Small Particle Aerosol Generator (SPAG)
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  1. What are the Equipment of SVN? Tell 6
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Interface

  1. Mask
  2. Blow by
  3. Mouth piece
  4. New breath actuated or enhanced nebulizers Types
  5. Jet nebulizer (most commonly used) Ultra sonic
  6. Mesh nebulizer
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  1. What are the Inline with vent Neb?
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  1. Adds tidal volume if run off different source
  2. Increases peak pressure on volume ventilation
  3. Pressure ventilation will still only reach preset pressure
  4. Add near humidifier and neb on exhalation, fills the inspiratory limb
  5. Cool gas to run neb cools down gas and causes more rainout, losing meds to
    rainout.
  6. Intermittent vs. continuous nebulization
    - Up to Q 15minute treatments until relief
    - Continuous nebulization, between 7.5mg to 15 mg per hour
    * Need special nebulizer (HEART OR HOPE)
    * Must have continuous heart monitoring
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  1. What is undiluted albuterol? Three
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  1. Large enough dose in nebulizer to work properly
  2. Nebulize 1 to 2 ml (5 – 10 mg)
  3. Continuous monitoring
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  1. MDI uses three things what are they?
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  1. Mouthpiece
  2. Spacer
  3. Chamber
    Optimal, best deposition with least rainout in mouth
    Mask with chamber
    Arthritis aids
    MDI on ventilator circuit should have a chamber too. Chamber not practical with neonate due to deadspace/weight/compressible volume. Also, a puff of an MDI is totally without oxygen so may cause hypoxemia on pt with less than 100ml Vt
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  1. DPI. Tell two things
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  1. Each DPI is different

2. Need flowrate of 30 to 60 lpm

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  1. What is advantage or disadvantage of SVN?
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Advantages

  1. No pt co-op needed
  2. Acute distress
  3. Any drug
Disadvantages
Cost
1. Not easy to transport
Cleaning
1. Cold wet spray
2. Bacteria growth
3. Particle grow with moisture
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  1. What is advantage or disadvantage of MDI?
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Advantage

  1. Portable
  2. Efficient dosage
  3. Short preparation
Disadvantage
Co-ordination
1. Limited drug choice
Propellants
1. Difficult to count doses
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  1. What is advantage or disadvantage of DPI?
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Advantage

  1. Same as MDI
  2. Less coordination
  3. No propellants

Disadvantage

  1. Limited Drugs
  2. Irritation to throat
  3. High flow rates
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  1. What is SPAGE used to deliver?
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  1. Used to deliver Ribaviron

SPAGE
Small Particle Aerosol Generator

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  1. What are the Other medications?
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  1. Antibiotics
  2. Mucoactive agents
  3. Surfactant (usually instilled down ETT not nebulized) 4. Hypertonic saline
  4. Misc1
    - Insulin (DM) Gene therapy (CF)
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