Geriatrics Flashcards
(58 cards)
one MET is how much O2
3.5mlO2/kg/min
less than 4 mets means what?
increased risk of periop risk
examples of 4 met activities
climb flight of stairs
raking leaves
what is fraility
decreased reserve and decreased resistance to stress
how does MV change
increased
how does lung compliance change
increased
how dose chest wall copmliance change?
decreased
how does the responsen to hypercarbia nd hypoxia change?
decreased
how do protective airway reflexes change?
decreaesd
how does upper airway tone change?
dcreased
when does closign capcity surpass FRC in supine position?
45yrs
when does closign capacity surpass FRC in standing positing
about 65yrs
how does FRC change?
increased
how does closing capacity change?
incrased
how does Total lung capacity change?
no chagne
how does vital capacity change?
decreased
how does IRV change?
decreased
how does RV change?
increased
how does ERV change?
decreased
how do FEV1 and FCV change?
decreased
what is the most common comorbities in the elderly?
cardiac disease
4 most common cardiac diseases in the elderly
HTN
CAD
CHF
myocardial ischemia
how do arterial, venous, and myocardial compliance change?
decreased
how does cardiac conduction change?
decreased