Respiratory Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

How quickly should albuterol take into effect?

A

20 minutes

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2
Q

how much albuterol should be administered before switching treatment options?

A

at least 15-20mg

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3
Q

what is the standard dose of albuterol?

A

2.5mg in 3 mL

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4
Q

terbutaline (beta agonist)

A

more effective in respiratory distress than epi

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5
Q

why do we give dexamethasone?

A

we only need to give one dose as opposed to the 2-3 doses of prednisolone

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6
Q

what are the options for positive pressure?

A

High flow nasal cannula, BIPAP, CPAP

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7
Q

What is the medication of choice for RSI medication in asthma and why?

A

ketamine because it is a bronchodilator, and works well for sedation.

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8
Q

why is the use a of a paralytic so important when intubating athsmatics?

A

the paralytic helps to relax muscles and ensure that patients can exhale. if not you would be force air in and it wouldn’t be able to come out.

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9
Q

when using NEO TEE start at __ LPM

A

10 LPM leave red cap in place

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10
Q

how do you give breaths with NEO TEE

A

Occlude the PEEP knob at the end of the neotee

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11
Q

Prime inhaler (ventolin) ____ times before the first use

A

4 times

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12
Q

Best practices for using inhaler

A

Rinse mouth with water after full dose, clean inhaler mouthpiece at least weekly with warm water, always use spacer with pediatric patients.

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13
Q

Sizing nasal cannula high flow

A

80% occluded by nasal cannula, 20% open to air.

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14
Q

Cardiac patients

A

Don’t over oxygenate pts with cardiac history.

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15
Q

Titrating high flow

A

Titrate up flow for no improvement in work of breathing.

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16
Q

Albuterol absorption

A

How you administer albuterol determines how much is absorbed, only 10% absorbed with high flow.

17
Q

Ideal setting for suction neosuction

A

Start at 80 mmhg

18
Q

Deep suction

A

You are suctioning oropharynx. Max of 15 seconds of suctioning. Stay at pockets where you are getting phlegm for a few seconds. Suction one time really well, then reassess.

19
Q

Ram cannula

A

Use the 80 20 rule, creates back pressure, nimv will give you faulty values. 5 kilos and below needs ram cannula. Assess for chest rise. Consider og/ng tube.

20
Q

CPAP

A

Greater than 5 kilos. Nasal cpap, pt expires through mouth. Ev300 setting.

21
Q

Peep, psv, cpap

A

All the same thing.

22
Q

Tidal volume

A

6-8cc per kilo ideal setting

23
Q

Intubation

A

Removes drive to breath, you are breathing for the patient. 1. Set respiratory rate. 2. Set volume vs pressure control. 3. Set peep to ensure lungs stay open 5-7 to keep lungs open. 4. Set Fio2 start at 100%. Consider medication for continued sedation. If the ventilator fails, bag the patient. Ambu bag is most important and most dangerous. If you are doing it IT IS YOUR 1 AND ONLY JOB!

24
Q

End Tidal CO2

A

Look to see if patient has an end tidal if you suspect pt is extubated.