Subjective - Xtian Flashcards

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sources of information

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pt but if unable caregiver or family

medical charts or from HCPs

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discuss dyspnea

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air hunger - MC

when requirement for breathing is unable to provide by body

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usual causes of dyspnea

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inc awareness of breathing

inc work of breathing

abnormal ventilatory system

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kinds of dyspnea based on time, appearance and progression

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acute

dyspnea on exertion

PND

functional dyspnea

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kinds of dyspnea based on body pos

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orthopnea

platypnea

trepopnea

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mMCR dyspnea scale

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0: no trouble except strenous ex

1: SOB when hurry on level or slight hill

2: walks slower on level and stops

3: stops p 100 m or few mins

4: cant leave house or SOB during dressing

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discuss borg ratings of RPE

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6-20: interval type

linear c O2 and HR

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discuss borg category ratio of RPE

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ratio for pt c sx during training

0-10

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ischemic chest pain or angina

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diffuse and retrosternal

heavy on shoulder, jaw, arm, elbow and upper back

assoc c dyspnea, sweating, indigestion, dizzy, syncope and anxiety

(+) levine sign

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stable angina or angina pectoris

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heart works harder - 5 min or less

relieved by rest or nitroglycerin

feels like gas or indigestion

assoc c emotion, temp, heavy metal, smoking

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unstable angina

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acute coronary syndrome - blood clot

resting or sleeping and longer than stable

rest and medicine do no relieve

leads to heart attack

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prinzmetal or variant angina

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at rest or midnight and early morning

younger pt - spasm in coronary arteries

relieved by meds

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microvascular angina

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spasm of small arteries

10-30 mins

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pleuritic chest pain

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superficial and close to thoracic cage

worse c inhale, laughing and coughing

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pulmonary HTN

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mimics angina pectoris

during exertion or c dyspnea

not relieved by nitrates

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pericardial chest pain

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midline pain worse c deep inspiration, coughing, swallowing or lying

felt on heart beat

relieved by sitting, leaning forward and lying on R

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esophageal chest pain

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substernal pain on 1 or both arms

relieved by antacids or nitroglycerin

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chest wall pain

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intermittent c varying intensity

trauma on chest wall

tietze syndrome - local tender

pancoast syndrome - rad to shoulder, scap or medial arm

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angina rating scale

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1: mild barely noticable

2: moderate bothersome

3: mod severe and very uncomfy

4: most severe or intense

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discuss cough

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productive vs non

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tracheobronchitis

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cough c sore throat, runny nose and eyes

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lobar pneumonia

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cough preceded by upper respi infection

dry to productive

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bronchopneumonia

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acute bronchitis c dry or productive cough

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viral pneumonia

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paroxysmal cough

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excaxerbation of chronic bronchitis
chronic productive cough; mucoid sputum to purulent
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chronic bronchitis
productive cough more than 3 months for 2 years concesuctive both mucoid to mucopurulent
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brnochiecstasis
cough copious, foul and purulent
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tuberculosis
persistent cough for wks months blood-tinged
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tumor cough
non to productive wks to mo hemoptysis
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foreign bodies cough
upper: cough c asphyxia lower: non prod c wheeze
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smoking cough
more in morning slight productive
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cardiac cough
from postural changes and relieved by upright non prod nocturnal or episodic
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wheezing
on expi assoc c dyspnea or pulmonary edema
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palipitations
pounding, fluttering or racing HR from stress, exercise or meds
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edema
pedal or bipedal - CHF ascites - inc abdominal girth altered renal function
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goal in ICU
hemodynamic stab and optimal oxygen optimal function
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monitoring systems on ICU
ECG atrial and venous lines intra cardiac monitor ICP
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considerations on ICU
IV lines chest tubes VAD
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fluid and electrolyte sx on head and neck
excess: distended neck vein and edema loss: thirsty and dry mucous membrane
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fluid and electrolyte sx on extremities
excess: pitting edema loss: weakness, tingling, tetany
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fluid and electrolyte sx on respiration
excess: dyspnea, orthopnea, prod cough and moist breath sounds loss: change in rate and depth of breathing
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fluid and electrolyte sx on circulation
excess: HTN, jugular pulse visibile, dysrhythmia loss: irreg pulse rate, rhythm, OH, sinus tachy
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fluid and electrolyte sx on skin
excess: warm, moist, cool and taut loss: dry and dec turgor
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fluid and electrolyte sx on abdomen
excess: inc girth and fluid wave loss: cramps
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signs of acidosis
hypercapnia comatoes bicarb deficit hyperkalemia
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signs of alkalosis
hypocapnia numbness and convulsion bircarb excess hypokalemia
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blood gassess
SaO2 vs SpO2
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assessing arousal
GCS, RAS electroencephalogram
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discuss thoracic srugery
consider healing, LOM and weakness approaches and if muscle sparing anterolat posterolat median sternotomy
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effects of vasodilators
hypotension, dizzy and syncope
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effects of NSAIDS and ACE inhib
elevated BP
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effects of NSAIDS and digitalis
fatigue, confusion, arrythmia
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effects of diuretics
weakness and spams dizzy HA incoordination nausea
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effects of beat blockers
monitor RPE and bradycardia
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effects of aplha 1 blockers
hypotension and reflex tachycardia
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effects of ACE inhib
rash, dry cough
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effects of Ca channel blockers
swelling of feet and ankle hypotension HA nausea
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effects of nitrates
HA dizzy tachycardia OH
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effects of anticoagulants
hematoma nose bleed
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effects of thrombolytic
if DVT resolves
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effects of beta 2 receptor agonists
asthma
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effects of theophylline or aminophylline
toxic effects
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effects of steroids
cushing's
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test for pulmonary function
spiromety
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pH values
< 7.35: acidosis > 7.45: alkalosis
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pCO2 valuse
less than 35: alkalosis more than 45: acidosis
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HCO3 values
more than 26: alkalosis less than 22: acidosis
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pO2 values
less than 80 - hypoxemia
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O2 sat values
< 70% vital function in affected
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discuss chest x rays
dark p air dark gray - fats light gray - muscles white - bones
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compare CT scan to MRI
both high quality CT: ionizing MRI: non-ionizing
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other clinical tests done
EKG CBC
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classification of smokers
0: none 1-20: light 21-40: mdoerate >40: heavy packs per day x time taken = pack years
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social drinking
celebrate/past time
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conformity drinking
to fit in
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enhancement drinking
seeks to get drunk
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coping drinking
to forget worries
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abuser drinking
extreme consumption
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alcoholic drinking
addiction to alcohol
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moderate drinker
1 drink a day for women 1-2 for men
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heavy drinker
more than 3 drinks any day or 7 drinks a wk for more than 65 yo more than 4 drinks any day or 14 drinks a wk for less than 65
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binge drinker
4 or more drinks in 2 hrs for women 5 or more for men
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effects of opioid
arrhytmia stroke endocarditis
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effects of metamphetamine
CHF arrythmia damge to heart muscles and vessels
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type 1 and 2 diet
1: fruits, veggies, fish, poultry and lean meat 2: sat fats, cholesterol, salt, caffeine
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