CPR Lab Objective Exam Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
Q

discuss rate of perceived exhaustion

A

borg’z RPE scale

6-11: inc intensity

12-13: normal intensity

14-20: too hard; dec intensity

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2
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what is documented under breathing pattern

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character - quality

amplitude - deep or shallow

rhythm - regular or irreg

rate is under VS

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3
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(N) rate; (N) depth; regular rhythm

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Eupnea

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4
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Absence of Breath

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Apnea

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5
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Slow rate (<12 cpm); (N)/shallow depth; regular rhythm

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Bradypnea

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6
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Fast rate (>20 cpm); shallow depth; regular rhythm

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Tachypnea

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7
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Fast rate; increased depth; regular rhythm

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Hyperventilation - kussmaul

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8
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(N) rate; increased depth; regular rhythm

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Hyperpnea

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9
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Slow rate; increased depth; irregular rhythm

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apneusis

can have absent inspiration - brainstem prob

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10
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Slow rate; shallow depth; irregular rhythm

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biot’s - meningitis

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11
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Variable rate and depth; regular rhythm

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cheyne-stokes

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12
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Apnea with concomitant mouth opening and closing

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fish mouth - assoc c neck ext and bradypnea

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12
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N) rate; (N) rhythm Abrupt cessation of inspiration when restriction is encountered

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doorstop - pleurisy

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13
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discuss semilunar and atrioventricular valves

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semilunar - aortic and pulmonic

atrioventricular - tricuspid and mitral

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14
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discuss aortic valve

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auscultation - 2 (R) ICS at (R) sternal border

loc - 3 (L) ICS

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15
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discuss pulmonic valve

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auscultation - 2 (L) ICS at (L) sternal border

loc - 3 (L) CC

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16
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discuss tricuspid valve

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auscultation - 4 (L) ICS at (L) sternal border

loc - 4 (R) ICS

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17
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discuss mitralvalve

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auscultation - 5 (L) ICS at mid clavicular line

loc - 4 (L) CC

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18
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discuss S1

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lub - low pitch long sound

closure of atrioventrcular valves - at systole

loudest at apex of heart

19
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discuss S2

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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

20
Q

S3

A

vensticular filling after S2 agad

ventricular gallop - CHF

21
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S4

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ventricular filling and atrial contraction before S1

atrial gallop - CV disease

22
Q

what are heart murmurs

A

stenosis - narrowing

or

regurgitation - backflow

replaces systole nagiging swish sound

23
Q

discuss tracheal breath sounds

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normal high pitch on trachea

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discuss bronchial breath sounds
like tracheal but not as loud = consolidated lung tissue
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discuss vesicular breath sounds
low pitched normal inspi loduer and longer
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discuss bronchovesicular breath sounds
slightly break bet two phases
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Fine crackling sounds on inspiration
rales or crackles
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air flowing at high velocities through (continuous, high-pitched) narrowed airways
wheeze More on exhalation
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Coarse, grating, leathery sounds
pleural friction rub inspi or exhale
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Continuous, low-pitched, sonorous breath sounds
rhonchi - snore like
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inspiratory wheezes
stridor
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discuss bronchophony
usual voice - loud and muffled 99
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discuss egophony
vibration of voice EE
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discuss whispered petriloquy
whisper 99 - faint or wala
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discuss vocal or tactile fremitus
vibration produced by the voice and transmitted to the chest wall
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discuss mediastinal shift
check trachea or palpate 5th ICS
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discuss lung percussion
resonant - low and hollow; normal hyperresonant - loud low and hollow; excess air hyperresonant - soft brief and high; less air
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phases of coughing
deep inhale close glottis forced expi
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grading of cough
F: normal WF: cough but diff expel or expel but diff cough NF: diff both cough and expel 0: wala
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normal amount of sputum
100 ml dec = dehydration
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discuss chest expansion
on axilla, xiphoid and subcostal margin normal diff: 2-5 cm
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discuss O2 sat
normal: 98-100 supp oxygen: 90 or 97 discontinue ex: 86 below
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THR formula
((MHR - RHR) x % intensity) + RHR MHR: 220- age never exceed THR
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discuss blue bloaters
chronic bronchitis - (R) sided heart failure deoxygenated blood pumped
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discuss pink puffers
alveoli or gas exhange prob no diffusion - smokers
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