Respiratory Unit Quiz Flashcards

(51 cards)

1
Q

What is the word used when a patient is coughing up blood

A

hemoptisis

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2
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What is SaO2

A

Arterial pressure

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3
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What is SpO2

A

Pulse ox

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4
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What is a barrel chest

A

When chest is as wide as thick

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5
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What is a late sign of hypoxia

A

cyanosis

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6
Q

What is the job of the larynx

A

speak

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7
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What is the most accurate blood test to determine the percentage of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood

A

Arterial Blood Gas (ABG)

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8
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What is a common over the counter anti tussive

A

Dextromethorphan

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9
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After a laryngectomy, what is a main hurdle that the patient is faced with

A

Speaking

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10
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What pH indicates acidosis

A

below 7.35

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11
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What pH indicates alkalosis

A

greater than 7.45

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12
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What is the main symptom of laryngitis

A

lose your voice

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13
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What is one of the first symptoms of laryngeal cancer

A

hoarseness that lasts more than 2 weeks

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14
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What are risk factors for epitaxis

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hypertension, leukemia, hemophilia, trauma, forceful blowing

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15
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What is the first treatment for epitaxis

A

pressure- lean forward

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16
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What is the difference in side effects between first generation and second generation antihistamines

A

first generation has a dry mouth and is drowsy

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17
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What do anti-tussives do

A

suppress the cough

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18
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What do expectorants do

A

thin mucus to cough up

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19
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What is a common complication of tonsillectomy

A

swallowing blood

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20
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Which organism frequently causes tonsillitis and adenoiditis

A

Strep 7 or more times

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21
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What is the single greatest risk factor for respiratory disease

22
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What disease would you most likely observe a barrel chest

23
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What are symptoms of infectious disease in the respiratory system

A

increased sputum, high temp, ronchi,

24
Q

The common cold is typically caused by what organism

25
Should antibiotics be used for a virus
no
26
What is the best way to prevent spread of viral infections
wash hands
27
When suctioning a trach, when and how long should the suction be applied for
when pulling out | 10-15 seconds at a time
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What is a common first generation antihistamine
Diphenhydramine(Benadryl)
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What is a common second generation antihistamine
loratadine (Claritan)
30
How is TB transferred from person to person
airborne
31
What is a positive reaction on a TB test
hard bump (induration)
32
What is a common side effect of Rifampin
red urine
33
How long does a patient have to take anti TB meds for
6-9 months
34
How do inhaled corticosteroids act in the respiratory system to decrease asthma symptoms
reduces inflammation
35
What is a common side effect of inhaled corticosteroids
infection, hoarsness
36
What can be done after administration do decrease infection of inhalant
rinse out mouth
37
What causes acute respiratory distress syndrome
trauma
38
What is a common symptom of a flail chest
Breathe in chest goes in | breath out chest puffs out
39
What is a common side effect of albuterol
tachycardia
40
How does albuterol affect the lungs
opens airways
41
An asthmatic patient has 2 inhalers, albuterol and flunisolide. which one should she take first and why
Albuterol because that opens the airways for the other inhaler to go in better
42
What is normal CO2
35-45
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What is normal HCO3
22-28
44
What is used to prevent atelectasis in a post op patient
incentive spirometer
45
What is pneumothorax
air between pleural membraines
46
What are symptoms of pneumothorax
dyspnea, absent lung sounds, collapsed lung
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What is a pleural effusion
fluid between membrane and lungs
48
What is pleurisy
inflammation of membranes around lungs
49
What is a key symptom of pleurisy
sharp pain
50
What is a non-medical way to thin respiratory secretions
fluids
51
Constant bubbling in a water seal chest tube system can indicate what
air leak