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222 Exam 2

Chapter 41

QuestionAnswer
Deoxygenated blood supply's the ? Lungs (pulmonary artery)
Oxygenated blood supply's the? Heart (pulmonary veins)
Venilitation movement of air in and out of lungs
Compliance Ability to expand and distend lungs
Diffusion movement of gasses
Respeiration movement of O2 and CO2
Perfusion movement of blood into and out of lungs to organs and other tissues of the bod
Systole and diastole s-contraction phase. d-heat at rest and filling up
Afterload resistance of ejecting blood from left ventricle (not waiting to eject into aorta)
Preload Amount of blood from end of ventricular diastolic (the amount after filling up the LV)
Stroke volume Amount of blood from ventricle while contracting. Normal 50-75 mL/contraction (how much blood comes out the LV)
Cardiac output Blood ejected from Left ventricle 4-6 liters per minute (how much blood leaves the left ventricle)
Myocardial contraction Ability to squeeze blood from ventricles
SA nodes Primary pacemaker
AV nodes kicks in if AV node fails
P wave atrial contraction
QRS wave Ventrical contraction
T wave atrial repolarization
Myocardial ischemia/ angina pectoris heart is deprived from blood causing pain in chest
MI/ Acute coronary Syndrome (ACS) Blood flow is completely blocked and tissue becomes necrotic
Impaired valvular function causes aortic stenosis (narrowing valve)
Left sided heart failure is bad because? increase preload and increasing afterload- too much blood filling up in ventricle and not contracting out to the aorta
Right sided heart failure is bad because? venous congestion and can not pump to the lungs
Atrial fibrillation both atriums not contracting, irregular beats, colt formation breaking away to brain causing necrosis
Ventricular Fibrillation Irregular or chaotic rhythm, ventricles quivering
Hypoxia inadequate oxygen causing problems breathing
Hypoventilation Cant get enough oxygen in or out. collapse of the alveoli, irregular cardiac rhythm, mental confusion, coma
Hypercapnia elevated carbon dioxide
Hyperventilation Increased respiration rate, low carbon dioxide. Use and paper bag Anxiety, lightheaded, tinnitus- ringing in the ears
how does smoking effect life style factors? Nicotine increases plaque and vasoconstriction increasing resistance
How do opioids affect oxygenation? decreases respiratory rate and depth
How does heat affect oxygenation? vessel dilation causing hypotension
How does cold affect oxygenation? vaso constriction causing hypertension
Kussmal's breathing pattern breathing to fast
Cheyne stokes breathing pattern long periods of not breathing and tachypenia
orthopnea difficulty breathing laying down
Insidious slow
transthoracic echocardiography ultrasound of the heart
Thoracentesis test Pulling the fluid out the plural space with a needle
Impaired gas caused by destruction of the alveolar walls and low oxygen saturation and dyspnea
Impaired airway clearance caused by bronchoconstriction and increased production of mucus
Activity intolerance ex chronic bronchitis. can not walk more then 20 feet without sitting down to rest
Acute chest pain damage to the heart muscle and hight pain level increased respiratory rate and diaphoresis. diagnosed with MI
Ineffective tissue prefusion caused by decreased oxygen levels in the blood, fatigue with exercise and cyanosis
How to help dyspena? inhale through nose and out through mouth, elevate head
Cascade coughing big slow deep breathes and hold then cough out
Huff coughing clears central airway
Incentive spirometry deep breathing (mom had to use)
Converting from liters to oxygen _x4+20=%O2
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