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Hypoxia Causes: Low oxygen in blood, anemia, respiratory diseases (COPD, asthma. Cardiac issues
Hypoxia early signs Agitation, anxiety, changes in level of consciousness, disorientation headache, irritability restlessness, tachypnea
Hypoxia late signs Bradycardia, cardiac arrhythmias cyanosis, decreased respiration rate (bradypnea) retractions
Age related changes in respiratory system Decrease in lung elasticity, decrease cough reflexes, and increase risk for infection
Pulmonary Function Test (PFT) Assess lung volume, capacity and flow rate Nursing Management: Encourage deep breathing, hydration and vaccination
Post op care - nasal surgery No nose blowing, use saline sprays, elevate HOB, monitor for bleeding EDUCATION: Avoid strenuous activities, sneeze with mouth open
Epistaxis CAUSES: Trauma, dry air, HTN, anticoagulants, crusting, cracking, tumor MANAGEMENT: sit forward apply direct pressure, cold compress, cauterization
Laryngectomy Indication: Laryngeal cancer, airway obstruction Peri Op Care Pre op edu and post op airway management, stoma care, communications support.
Laryngitis SYMPTOMS: hoarseness, sore throat dry cough TX: Voice rest, avoid whispering, avoid irritants, hydration, humidifier, sometimes ABT and corticosteroid's
Nasal decongestants INDICATIONS:to relieve nasal congestion, a common symptom of colds, allergies, and sinusitis EDUCATION: limit use to 3days (rebound congestion) monitor Bp
Acute pharyngitis CAUSES:(Strep) beta-hemolytic streptococcal infection SYMPTOMS: sore throat, fever, swollen tonsils, TESTING: Rapid strep , throat cx TX: ABT, analgesics, hydration
Sinusitis CAUSES: infection, allergies SYMPTOMS facial pain, Nasal congestion headache TX: ABT, analgesics, hydrations
Endotracheal and tracheostomy suctioning Sterile cath, suction applied when cath pulled out 10-15sec, 30 sec breaks, total time less than 5 minutes
Tonsillectomy INDICATIONS: Recurrent tonsillitis, sleep apnea COMPLICATIONS:bleeding,infection POST OP CARE Monitor for bleeding, soft diet,avioid sneezing, avoid red food, no straws
Tracheostomy INDICATION: Airway obstruction, long term ventilation, PARTS, Outer, Inner cannula and obturator (insertion guide) TX: Humidification, suctioning, stoma care
Flu vaccine INDICATION: Annual for all older than 6months CONTRAINDICATIONS: Severe egg allergy, previous reaction
Chronic bronchitis SYMPTOMS: Productive cough more than 3 months/year for 2 TX: Bronchodilator, steroids smoking cessation,
COPD S/S: Dyspnea, barrel chest clubbing, COMPLICATIONS: Respiratory failure, NUTRITION: High calories small frequent meals
thoracocentesi INDICATION:Remove fluid or air from pleura space POST PRE CARE:monitor respiratory status,crepitus ,site 4bleeding, pneumothorax ,air embolism,pulmonary edema
Empyema S/S Chest pain, Shortness of breath,Fever, Cough,Night sweats,Fatigue TX:Chest tubes, CX &S, ABT
Interstitial edema CAUSES:Fluid accumulation in lung interstitium SIGNS: Crackles, dyspnea TX: Diureics, oxygen
cystic fibrosis CAUSES:Genetic mutation affecting mucus glands Testing:post sweat test TX:Chest Physiotherapy,enzymes, high-calorie diet
pursed lip breathing PURPOSE:a technique that involves inhaling through the nose and exhaling slowly through pursed lips Improve oxygenation,prevent atelectasis
steroid inhalers USES They work by reducing inflammation in the airways, (Asthma, Copd) EDUCATION: Rinse mouth after each use, use spacer
incentive spirometry PURPOSE: Improve oxygenation, prevent atelectasis
chest tubes CHAMBERS: Drainage, Water seal , Suction INDICATION: Pneumothorax, hemothorax TX:Monitor for leaks, keep below chest level
subcutaneous emphysema CAUSES: Air under skin from chest trauma or tube SIGNS: Crepitus TX: Monitor notify provider
Barrel chest SEEN IN: COPD CAUSES:Air trapping,lung hyperinflation ASSESSMENT: Increased AP diameter
Histoplasmosis CAUSE: Fungal infection from bird/bat droppings S/S:Flu-like, cough TX: Antifungals
TB treatment Meds Side effects: Nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite,Brown urine Jaundice,Blurred vision, Drug-induced liver injury,TX;Dot therapy, monitor labs
Pleural effusion Fluid in pleural space S/S: Dyspnea, decrease breath sounds TX: Thoracentesis,treat cause
Pleurisy Causes:Infection, trauma S/S:Sharp chest pain with breathing TX;Analgesics, anti -inflammatories
Pneumothorax Types:Spontaneous, Open, Tension S/S:Dyspnea, Cyanosis, tachycardia,tachypnea,Sharp chest pain,Decrease breath sounds TX:Chest tube, O2
PE Causes:Dvt, immobility S/S: Chest pain, Cough, Hemoptysis,anxiety,RD with dyspnea TX:O2, anticoagulants,heparin, thrombolytic, inf vena cava IVC filter
Postural drainage treatment a technique used to help clear mucus and secretions from the lungs,It involves positioning the body in specific ways to allow gravity to help drain mucus down the airways.
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