Respiratory Patterns Flashcards
(27 cards)
Which respiratory pattern is quiet, regular breathing between 12-20 BPM?
Eupnea
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Eupnea
Which respiratory pattern is a normal pattern?
Eupnea
Which Respiratory pattern is an increased breathing rate (>24 BPM), with quick, shallow breaths?
Tachypnea
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Tachypnea
Which respiratory pattern is associated with fever, exercise, anxiety, and respiratory disorders?
Tachypnea
Which respiratory pattern is an abnormally slow breathing rate (<10 BPM)?
Bradypnea
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Bradypnea
Which respiratory pattern is associated with depression of the respiratory center by increased intracranial pressure, brain damage, and medications?
Bradypnea
Which respiratory pattern is an overexpansion of the lungs, characterized by rapid and deep breaths?
Hyperventilation
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Hyperventilation
Which respiratory pattern is associated with extreme exercise, fear, anxiety, diabetic ketoacidosis, and aspirin overdose?
Hyperventilation
Which respiratory pattern is an underexpansion of the lungs, characterized by shallow, slow respirations?
Hypoventilation
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Hypoventilation
Which respiratory pattern is associated with drug overdose and head injury?
Hypoventilation
Which respiratory pattern are rhythmic respirations, going from very deep to very shallow or apneic perids?
Cheyne-Stokes respirations
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Cheyne-Stokes respirations
Which respiratory pattern is associated with heart failure, renal failure, drug overdose, increased intracranial pressure, and impending death?
Cheyne-Stokes respirations
Which respiratory pattern are respirations that are abnormally deep, regular, and increased in rate?
Kussmaul breathing
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Kussmaul breathing
Which respiratory pattern is associated with diabetic ketoacidosis?
Kussmaul breathing
Which respiratory pattern is the absence of breathing for several seconds?
Apnea
Which respiratory pattern is this?
Apnea
Which respiratory pattern is associated with respiratory distress and obstructive sleep breathing?
Apnea