Factors affecting respirations Flashcards
1
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described as normal, deep or shallow
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respiratory depth
2
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are those in which a large volume of air is inhaled and exhaled, inflating most of the lungs
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deep respirations
3
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involve the exchange of a small volume of air and often the minimal use of lung tissue
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shallow respirations
4
Q
during normal inspiration and expiration , an adult takes in about 500 ML of water, this volume is called
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tidal volume
5
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very deep rapid respirations
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hyperventilation
6
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very shallow respiration
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hypoventilation
7
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refers to the regularity of the expirations and the inspirations
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respiratory rhythm
8
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refers to those aspects of breathing that are different from normal, effortless breathing
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respiratory quality or character
9
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clients can breath only with substantial effort
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labored breathing
