common disease for oxygen and circulation Flashcards

(36 cards)

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what is Hypoxia?

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Below the expected level of oxygen in body tissue.

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what are some signs and symptoms of Hypoxia

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confusion, irritability, restlessness, dyspnea, pursed lip breathing, use of intercostal/accessoru muscles

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true or false: Hypoxia always results from hypoxemia.

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false, Hypoxia can result from anemia (can occur when blood levels are normal)

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how do V.S. look for hypoxia?

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tachypnea, tachycardia or bradycardia.
-BP starts high then low

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What is COPD?

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chronic bronchitis: (inflammation of the airways)
Emphysema: (destruction of the alveoli)

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what are some symptoms of CHronic bronchitis?

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cough, crackles/wheezing, cyanosis, low O2. SOB, “blue bloater”, obesity, edema

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what are some symptoms of Emphysema?

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barrel chest, pursed-lip breathing, “pink puffer”, pink skin, skinny

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why do we use bronchodilators?

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to relax the airway muscles

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treatment of COPD?

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Breathing techniques: pursed-lip breathing and diaphragmatic breathing
-meds
-o2

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what is Asthma?

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chronic inflammatory disease of airways–> leads to narrowing and swelling/bronchospasm

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what are some signs and symptoms of asthma?

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wheezing, SOB, chest tightness, coughing

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what is Pneumonia?

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infection of the lungs that causes inflammation/fluid/pus in alveoli

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what are the signs and symptoms of Pneumonia?

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fever/chills, SOB, crackles, confusion, cough

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what are some treatments for Pneumonia?

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antibiotics, O2 therapy, and using incentive spirometry

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what causes hypoxia?

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Respiratory issues (COPD, pneumonia), anemia, cardiac failure.

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how are v.s with someone who has COPD?

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high: RR, HR
low: spO2

17
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how are v.s with someone who has asthma?

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high: RR, HR
low: spO2

18
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how are v.s with someone who has Pneumonia?

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↑ HR, ↑ RR, ↑ Temp, ↓ SpO₂.

19
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what can cause hypertension?

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Obesity, salt intake, kidney disease.

20
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what are some causes to hypotension?

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Dehydration, blood loss, shock.

21
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what is DKA?

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Life-threatening complication of Type 1 diabetes

22
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what causes DKA?

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Missed insulin doses, infection, stress.

23
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how are the vital signs on someone who has L.S. HF?

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↑ HR, ↓ BP in severe cases, ↓ SpO₂

24
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what are the tx for DKA?

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IV fluids, IV insulin, correct electrolytes (watch potassium!).

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how are the vital signs on someone who has L.S. HF?
↑ HR, ↑ BP/RR in severe cases,
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how to treat left side HF?
Diuretics, ACE inhibitors, beta-blockers, oxygen, fluid restriction.
27
what is a Mi (myocardial infarction)?
Blockage of coronary artery causing heart muscle death.
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what are the signs/symptoms of MI?
Crushing chest pain, radiates to arm/jaw, diaphoresis, nausea.
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how are the v.s with a MI pt?
↑ HR, ↓ BP (if shock develops), ↑ RR.
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what is angina?
Temporary chest pain due to ischemia.
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what is the tx for angina?
Rest, nitroglycerin, beta-blockers.
32
what is the difference between Ventilation vs. Oxygenation?
Ventilation--> Moving air in/out of lungs Oxygenatio--> Getting O₂ into blood
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what would be a problem example where ventilation is the issue?
COPD, asthma attack (air can't get in and out)
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what would be a problem example where oxygenation is the issue?
pneumonia, pulmonary edema
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what causes fluid overload?
Heart failure, kidney failure, excessive IV fluids.
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what are some signs/symptoms of fluid overload?
Edema, crackles, JVD, weight gain, SOB.