CPR Lab Objective Exam Flashcards
(47 cards)
discuss rate of perceived exhaustion
borg’z RPE scale
6-11: inc intensity
12-13: normal intensity
14-20: too hard; dec intensity
what is documented under breathing pattern
character - quality
amplitude - deep or shallow
rhythm - regular or irreg
rate is under VS
(N) rate; (N) depth; regular rhythm
Eupnea
Absence of Breath
Apnea
Slow rate (<12 cpm); (N)/shallow depth; regular rhythm
Bradypnea
Fast rate (>20 cpm); shallow depth; regular rhythm
Tachypnea
Fast rate; increased depth; regular rhythm
Hyperventilation - kussmaul
(N) rate; increased depth; regular rhythm
Hyperpnea
Slow rate; increased depth; irregular rhythm
apneusis
can have absent inspiration - brainstem prob
Slow rate; shallow depth; irregular rhythm
biot’s - meningitis
Variable rate and depth; regular rhythm
cheyne-stokes
Apnea with concomitant mouth opening and closing
fish mouth - assoc c neck ext and bradypnea
N) rate; (N) rhythm Abrupt cessation of inspiration when restriction is encountered
doorstop - pleurisy
discuss semilunar and atrioventricular valves
semilunar - aortic and pulmonic
atrioventricular - tricuspid and mitral
discuss aortic valve
auscultation - 2 (R) ICS at (R) sternal border
loc - 3 (L) ICS
discuss pulmonic valve
auscultation - 2 (L) ICS at (L) sternal border
loc - 3 (L) CC
discuss tricuspid valve
auscultation - 4 (L) ICS at (L) sternal border
loc - 4 (R) ICS
discuss mitralvalve
auscultation - 5 (L) ICS at mid clavicular line
loc - 4 (L) CC
discuss S1
lub - low pitch long sound
closure of atrioventrcular valves - at systole
loudest at apex of heart
discuss S2
dub - high pitch rapid sound
closure of semilunar valves - loudest over base of heart
sys - bet S1 and S2
dia - bet S2 and next S1
S3
vensticular filling after S2 agad
ventricular gallop - CHF
S4
ventricular filling and atrial contraction before S1
atrial gallop - CV disease
what are heart murmurs
stenosis - narrowing
or
regurgitation - backflow
replaces systole nagiging swish sound
discuss tracheal breath sounds
normal high pitch on trachea