resp assessment Flashcards

(56 cards)

1
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Principal mm inspiration

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external intercostals

diaphragm

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2
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accessory mm inspiration

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SCM
scalenes
pec minor

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3
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active breathing mm

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internal intercostals

the abs

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4
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assessing resp

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Patient history, physical exam, lab tests

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5
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patient history on resp ass

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chart, interview, social assessment

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6
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physical exam resp

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IPPA, functional mobility, cardiac assessment

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7
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lab tests resp

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chest x ray
ECG
exercise test

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8
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4 principals of assessment resp

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position of patient
draping patient
room set up
biomechanics of you

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9
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whats IPPA

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inspection, palpation, percussion, ausculation

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10
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inspection in IPPA

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Lines
HR, BP, BR
Head (pain? alter? speech? skin? lips?)
Breathing type
Cough, Sputum
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11
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clubbing assessment

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connect index nails see a gap your good

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12
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palpation IPPA

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THUMBS MIDSTERNAL LINE BREATH IN

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13
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precision IPPA

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taps

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14
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normal lung sound

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resonant (chest)

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15
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pleural fluid sound

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dull (patella)

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16
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air sound

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hyper resonant (stomach)

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17
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how many points of auscaltion

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11 front, 14 back

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18
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types of breath sounds

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normal, diminished, asset, bronchial, wheeze etc..

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19
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indication of lung consolidation

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patient whisper and examiner hears whisper

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20
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bronchophany

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patient says 99 and hear with greater clarity

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21
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epiphany

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patients says e but you hear a

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22
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signs of lung consolidation

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whispered, bronchophany,egop hany

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23
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hyperpnea

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deep breaths

rate normal or tacky

24
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apnea

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cessation of breath

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cheyne stokes
apnea with tacky
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red/brown sputum mean
blood
27
yellow green sputum mean
infection
28
orthopnea
SOB laying flat
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Clubbing looking for
appearance angle girth space
30
diaphragm of stethoscope for
vibrating body , high frequency
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bell of stethoscope for
vibrating skin, low frequency
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gold standard of aus. listen to ___
lobes
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bronchial heard when ___ crackles heard when_____ Wheezing heard when____
hallow fluid/ obstruction narrowing
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stridor heard when ____
tracheal obstruction
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pleural rub is ___
sound of stepping on snow
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AP or PA most standard
PA
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AP disadvantages
mediastinum magnified hard to take full breathing position compromised
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T/F rotation is always abnormal of the long side
NO short
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is left rotation shortened what do you see
rotation to left, increase heart size
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is right rotation shortened what do you see
rotation to right, decreased heart size
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how to know if heart is enlarged
make A and B lines (heart and thoracic border) | should be half
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how to check mediastinum shift
border each lung to thoracic, should be 2:1
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mediastinal or trachea shifting could indicate:
volume inc or dec
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increase in volume shift ____ decrease in volume shift ___
shift away | shift towards
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mediastinum landmarks
pulmonary artery | general vascularity
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where is hila typically found
1-2 rib counts below inferior aspect of arch of aorta
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volume decrease conditions
collapse / atectatsis
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volume increase conditions
consolidation pleural effusion pneumothorax COPD
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pneumothorax
total colapse
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atelectasis
collapse or close, part of all of lung | little to no volume
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features of atelectasis on X-ray
shifts toward the decrease silhouette signs white
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consolidation
anything that fills alveolar | opaque
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pleural effusion
fluid in pleural costophrenic angle effected or opaque / shift in opposite direction
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general features of consolation or pleural effusion
opaque siloutte signs shift away from volume increase
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pneumothorax general features
air in space, dark area
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emphysema on xray
horizontal flat diaphragm | pear shaped hart