Unit 2-1 Flashcards

1
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Admission to the Critical Care Unit-3

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Physiologically unstable
At risk for serious complications
Requires intensive and complicated nursing support

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2
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Ethical Issues in the ICU-3

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Autonomy
Beneficence
Justice

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Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS)

Three Criteria

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  1. PaO2/FiO2 ratio less then 200
  2. Bilateral infiltrates on CXR
  3. PAOP less than 18 mm Hg or no clinical evidence of left arterial hypertension
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4
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Interventions for ARDS-6

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Oxygenation 
May require high level of PEEP
Sedation and Comfort
Prone positioning
conservative Fluid management
enteral Nutrition
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5
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Basics of breathing-5

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Wob
Compliance
Control of ventilation
Resistance
Lung volumes and capacities
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6
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End-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring-4

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Noninvasive
Normal value-usually 2-5 mmhg less than paco2
Most common pitfall is believing the value reflects only the patient’s ventilatory status

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7
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Equipment/nursing responsibilities for patient with ett-4

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Indications
Sedation/pain management
Suctioning ett
Ambu bag with mask

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8
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Complications of mechanical ventilation-5

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Airway issues
Pulmonary complications
Cardiovascular system
Gi system
Psychosocial complications
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9
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Vap bundle-5

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Elevate HOB 30-45 degrees
Hand hygiene
Subglottic suctioning
Oral hygiene
Use noninvasive mechanical ventilation when possible
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10
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Nutrition with ventilated patient

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PPV (positive pressure ventilation) and hypermetabolism associated with critical illness can contribute to inadequate nutrition

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11
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ARDS-acute phase 1-4

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  1. inflammation w intravascular thrombi
  2. pulmonary edema/HTN
  3. V/Q mismatching
  4. sufectant production stopped/inactivated
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12
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ARDS-proliferative phase 2-3

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4-21 days after onset
pulmonary edema resolves
fibrin matrix forms-> progressive hypoxemia

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13
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ARDS- fibrotic stage 3-4

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  1. 2-3 weeks after onset
  2. fibrosis obliterates alveoli, bronchioles, and interstitium
  3. lungs fibrotic w decreased residual capacity and L to R shunting
  4. inflammation, edema, resistance to airflow, atelectasis
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14
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ARDS assessment

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resp distress w dyspnea, tachypnea, and hypoxemia that does not respond to supplemental O2

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15
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Interventions for ARDS-oxygenation-3

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low tidal vol- 6-7 mL/kg
low end expiration plateau pressure <30
FiO2

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16
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compliance

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clinical measurement of lungs distensibility

17
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dynamic compliance

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lung compliance plus airway resistance

50-80

18
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resistance factors-4

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airway length, diameter, flow rate of gasses

-increases as gas flow increases

19
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RR

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12-20

20
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tidal vol

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500

21
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inspiratory reserve

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3000

22
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expiratory reserve

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1200

23
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residual volume

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1300

24
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inspired capacity

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3500

25
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functional residual capacity

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2500

26
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vital capacity

A

4700

27
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total lung capacity

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6000