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Final review pt.1
final for survey and theraputics
Question | Answer |
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what is autonomy? | right to decide own treatment |
what is veracity? | binds provider and patient to tell the truth. |
what is nonmaleficence? | avoid harming patient. |
do no harm? | beneficence |
HIPPA law | confidentiality |
faliure to preform one's duties | negligence |
4 Ds are? | duty, derclict, direct damage |
a form of negligence, civil, ethical | Malpractice |
american association of respiratory care | AARC |
National Board of Respiratory care | NBRC |
AARC involves | clinical practices guidelines, ethics and rolemodles |
NBRC involves | exams, credentials, CEU |
COARC involves | school acredidation |
4500-11,500 | WBC |
1800-7500 | neutrophils |
900-4500, viral infections | lymphocytes |
90-1000, invasion | monocytes |
0-600 parasitic infections | Easinoplhils |
0-100 allergic reaction | Basophils |
4.6-6.2 | RBC |
elevated RBC | polycythemia |
13.5-16.5 protein substance, binds to o2 | hemoglobin |
40-54% indication of hydration | Hematocrit |
normal range 135-145 | sodium |
normal range 98-106 | chloride |
normal range 3.5-5.0 | potassium |
normal range 22-26 | bicarbonate |
normal range 9.0-10.5 | calcium |
normal range 1.3-2.1 | magnesium |
pericardium | loose membrane sac |
thick fiberous connective tissue | outer layer |
thinner serous layer | inner layer |
seperates pericardium from heart | pericardial fluid |
how many layers does the heart wall have? | three |
outer layer, thin | epicardium |
middle layer, thin largest portion | myocardium |
inner layer, thin, connected to blood vessels | endocardium |
how many chambers does the heart have? | four |
SA node located | right atrium |
blood return from pulmonary veins | left atrium |
powerhouse, largest vent, pumps blood to body | left vent |
smaller vent, contraction | right vent |
flaps of fibrous tissue, regulate blood flow | heart valves |
large, reffered to as conduction vessels | arteries |
exchange vessels | capillaries |
holds 3/4 of body's blood volume | veins |
rapid shallow RR | pul. fibrosis |
airways to narrow, prolongned inspriatory phase | COPD |
upper airway to narrow, prolonged inspiratory phase | CROUP, epiglottis, stridor |
measurement of color in a solution | spectrophotometery |
oxygenated hemoglobin | less red light more infared |
deoxygenated hemoglobin | more red light less infared |
pulse oximetery combines | spectrophotometery, hemoximeters and photoplesthysmography |