Funds Chapter 35
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| What factors influence pulmonary function? | developmental stage, environment, individual and lifestyle factors, medications, and pathophysiological states
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| Why are premature infants at risk for Respiratory Distress Syndrome? | premature infants (<35 weeks gestation) do not have fully developed alveolar surfactant system
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| What is surfactant? | keeps air sacs inflated for effective respiration
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| atelectasis | collapse of alveoli
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| Why are infants born at term at risk for oxygenation problems? | 1. lower airway structures are small and immature, allowing infection to spread rapidly
2. airways are narrow
3. CNS is immature
4. immature immune system
5. putting things in mouth
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| Why are toddlers still at high risk for URIs? | 1. the tonsils and adenoids are relatively large
2. exposed to new infections at school/daycare
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| How does Stress affect pulmonary function? | stress response stimulates release of catecholamines from the Sympathetic Nervous System resulting in increased tendency to blood clot
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| allergy | hypersensitivity or over-response to an antigen; causes inflammation
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| How does air quality affect pulmonary function? | air pollution triggers respiratory problems that interefere with oxygenation.
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