respi mix(pedia,adult,dxs) Flashcards
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position after thoracentesis
sitting upright for 1 hour
position after post op tonsillectomy
Prone, side-lying, semi fowlers
why is warm saline gargle done in tonsilitis and adenoditis
dec. swelling via osmosis
ABG of client in early s/sx of asthma
Respi. Alk(d/t hyperventilation)
respiratory characteristics seen in epiglottitis
inspiratory stridor
position in epiglottitis
tripod position
respi characteristics seen in asthma
wheezing on expiration
indication if there is absence of wheezing in asthma
complete closure of airway (status asthmaticus) emergency
SE of bronchodilators
tachycardia
inflammation or narrowing of the airway d/t viral infection (parainfluenza)
croup or larynfotracheobronchitis
hallmark sign on croup
seal bark and brassy cough
respi characteristics of croup
inspiratory stridor
equipment at bed side in croup
tracheostomy set
WOF in croup
drooling, nasal flaring & use of accessory muscles while breathing (emergency)
infection of the major bronchi and trachea
bronchitis- usually viral. worst coughing at night
inflammation of the bronchioles, mucus production that occludes the bronchioles
Bronchiolitis/ Respi syncyval virus (RSV)
antiviral drug in RSV
Ribavirin(aerosoled- nurse wear googles)
frequency of oral care in intubated patient
q4(twice per shift)
pneumococcal vaccine given in advance age to prevent pneumonia frequency
q5 years
genetics factor in COPD
alpha 1 anti-trypsin deficiency
there is mucus trapping causing productive cough, crackles and hypovemia
chronic bronchitis
are called blue bloaters
chronic bronchitis
has manifestation of cor pulmonale
chronic bronchitis
simple explanation of cor pulmonale
hypoxemia-> increase RR (vasocontriction)-> pulmo hpn(BP increase 1st in the lungs) -> RV will increase workload–> failure to causes RA destruction (cor pulmonale) –> RSHF