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| OXYGEN | BASIC HUMAN NEED
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| HEART & LUNGS | SUPPLY THE BODY W/ OXYGEN NECESSARY FOR CARRYING OUT THE RESPIRATORY & METABOLIC PROCESSES NEEDED TO SUSTAIN LIFE
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| CARDIOPULMONARY SYSTEM | TO PROVIDE OXYGEN TO THE TISSUES AND REMOVE CARBON DIOXIDE & WASTE PRODUCTS FROM THE BODY
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| VENTILATION | THE MOVEMENT OF AIR IN & OUT OF THE LUNGS
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| DIFFUSION | MOVEMENT OF GASES BETWEEN AIR SPACES & THE BLOODSTREAM AT THE ALVEOLI
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| RESPIRATION | THE EXCHANGE OF O2 & CO2 DURING CELLULAR METABOLISM
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| PERFUSION | MOVEMENT OF BLOOD INTO & OUT OF THE LUNGS TO THE ORGANS & TISSUES OF THE BODY
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| RIGHT LUNG | 3 LOBES
UPPER, MIDDLE, LOWER
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| LEFT LUNG | 2 LOBES
UPPER, LOWER
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| ALVEOLI | GAS EXCHANGE IN THE LUNGS
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| NEURAL REGULATORS (CNS) | SENDS SIGNALS TO THE CHEST WALL MUSCULATURE TO CONTROL VENTILATION RATE, DEPTH, & RHYTHM
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| CHEMICAL REGULATION | INVOLVES THE INFLUENCE OF CHEMICALS SUCH AS CARBON DIOXIDE & HYDROGEN IONS, WHICH AFFECT THE RATE & DEPTH OF VENTILATION
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| OXYGENATION | AMOUNT OF OXYGEN ENTERING THE LUNGS FROM THE ATMOSPHERE; FUNCTION OF THE CARDIOPULMONARY SYSTEM
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| HEMOGLOBIN | TRANSPORTS MOST OXYGEN & SERVES AS A CARRIER FOR BOTH OXYGEN & CARBON DIOXIDE
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| OXYHEMOGLOBIN | HEMOGLOBIN MOLECULE COMBINED WITH OXYGEN
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| OXYGEN TRANSPORT | -O2 ENTERING LUNGS
-BLOOD FLOW TO THE LUNGS
-O2 CARRING CAPACITY OF BLOOD WHICH IS INFLUENCED BY: - AMOUNT OF O2
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| HYPOXIA | INADEQUETE TISSUE OXYGENATION WITH A DEFICIENCY IN OXYGEN DELIVERY OR OXYGEN UTILIZATION AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL; LIFE THREATENING
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| HYPOVOLEMIA | DEHYDRATION/SHOCK
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| SIGNS & SYMPTOMS OF HYPOXIA | -TACHYCARDIA
-PERIPHERAL VASOCONTRICTION
-DIZZINESS
-MENTAL CONFUSION
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| TREATMENT OF HYPOXIA | -CARDIAC & RESPIRATORY STIMULANT DRUGS
-OXYGEN THERAPY
-MECHANICAL VENTILATION
-FREQUENT ANALYSIS OF BLOOD GASES
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| HYPOXEMIA | AN ABNORMAL DEFICIENCY IN THE CONCENTRATION OF OXYGEN IN ARTERIAL BLOOD; A LOW PARTIAL PRESSURE OF OXYGEN (PaO2)
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| VALVES OF THE HEART | TRICUSPID - PULMONARY - MITRAL - AORTIC
TOILET - PAPER - MY - ASS
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| HYPOVENTILATION | WHEN VENTILATION IS INADEQUATE TO MEET THE OXYGEN DEMANDS OF THE BODY TO ELIMINATE CARBON DIOXIDE
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| AS VENTILATION DECREASES | PaCO2 INCREASES
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| HYPERCAPNIA | HIGH CARBON DIOXIDE LEVELS
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| HYPERVENTILATION | AN INCREASE IN RESPIRATORY RATE, RESULTING IN EXCESS AMOUNTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE ELIMINATION
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| TETANY | CARPOPEDAL SPASM (MUSCLE SPASM OF HANDS/FEET)
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| SYSTOLE | CONTRACTION PHASE; BLOOD IS EXPELLED FROM THE VENTRICLES
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| DIASTOLE | RELAXATION PHASE; BLOOD FILLS THE VENTRICLES
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| MYOCARDIUM | HEART MUSCLE
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| MOTTLING | REDDISH/PURPLISH BLOTCHY SKIN; DECREASED PERFUSION
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| AFTERLOAD | RESISTANCE TO THE EJECTION OF BLOOD FROM THE LEFT VENTRICLE
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| LEFT VENTRICLE/AORTIC PRESSURE FACT | LEFT VENTRICULAR PRESSURE MUSCLE BE GREATER THAN THE AORTIC PRESSURE TO EJECT BLOOD FROM THE HEART
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| PRELOAD | AMOUNT OF BLOOD AT THE END OF VENTRICULAR DIASTOLE (END-DIASTOLIC PRESSURE)
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| CONTRACTION & RELAXATION | 1 CARDIAC CYCLE
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| CARDIAC OUTPUT (CO) | AMOUNT OF BLOOD EJECTED FROM THE LEFT VENTRICLE EACH MINUTES (adults = 4-6 L/min)
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| STROKE VOLUME (SV) x HEART RATE (HR) = | CARDIAC OUTPUT
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| STROKE VOLUME (SV) | AMOUNT OF BLOOD EJECTED FROM THE VENTRICLE W/ EACH CONTRACTION (adult = 50-75 mL/contraction)
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| HEART RATE (HR) | BEATS PER MINUTE; REGULATED BY THE SYMPATHETIC & PARASYMPATHETIC SYSTEMS (60-100 beats/min)
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| MYOCARDIAL CONTRACTILITY | ABILITY OF THE HEART TO SQUEEZE BLOOD FROM THE VENTRICLES & PREPARE FOR THE NEXT CONTRACTION
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| CARDIAC INDEX | A MEASURE OF ADEQUACY OF THE CARDIAC OUTPUT
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| CONDUCTION SYSTEM | GENERATES IMPULSES THAT INITIATE THE ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL CHAIN OF EVENTS FOR A NORMAL HEARTBEAT
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| SINOATRIAL (SA) NODE | -"PACEMAKER" OF THE HEART
-IN RIGHT ATRIUM NEXT TO SUPERIOR VENA CAVA
-IMPULSES BEGIN AT RATE OF 60-100 beats/min
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| ATRIOVENTRICULAR (AV) NODE | -MEDIATES IMPULSE TRANSMISSION BETWEEN THE ATRIA & VENTRICLES
-TRANSMITS THROUGH BUNDLE OF HIS & PURKINJE NETWORK FOR ATRIAL EMPTYING
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| ELECTROCARDIOGRAM (ECG) | RECORDS ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY OF THE CONDUCTION SYSTEM AS WAVES & COMPLEXES
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| NORMAL SINUS RHYTHM (NSR) | NORMAL SEQUENCE OF ELECTRICAL IMPULSES ON AN ECG
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| NORMAL ECG WAVEFORM CONSISTS OF: | -P WAVE (atrial depolarization)
-QRS COMPLEX (ventricular depolarization)
-T WAVE (ventricular repolarization)
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| HEART FAILURE | FAILURE OF THE MYOCARDIUM TO EJECT SUFFICIENT BLOOD VOLUME TO THE SYSTEMIC & PULMONARY CIRCULATIONS
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| MYOCARDIAL ISCHEMIA | WHEN CORONARY ARTERY DOES NOT SUPPLY SUFFICIENT BLOOD TO THE HEART MUSCLE
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| DECREASED PERFUSION = | CHEST PAIN
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| ANGINA PECTORIS | DECREASED BLOOD FLOW TO THE MYOCARDIUM DUE TO SPASMS OR TEMPORARY CONSTRICTION
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| MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION | NECROSIS OF A PORTION OF CARDIAC MUSCLE CAUSED BY OBSTRUCTION IN A CORONARY ARTERY
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| VALVULAR HEART DISEASE | AN ACQUIRED/CONGENITAL DISORDER OF A CARDIAC VALVE CHARACTERIZED BY STENOSIS = OBSTRUCTED BLOOD FLOW = BACKFLOW OF BLOOD RESULTS
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| LEFT-SIDED HEART FAILURE | -IMPAIRED FUNCTIONING OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE
-INCREASED PRELOAD OR AFTERLOAD
-DECREASED BLOOD EJECTED FROM THE LEFT VENTRICLE
-DECREASED CARDIAC OUTPUT
-CRACKLES ON AUSCULTATION
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| ORTHOPNEA | DIFFICULTY BREATHING WHILE LYING DOWN
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| RIGHT-SIDED HEART FAILURE | -IMPAIRED FUNCTION OF THE RIGHT VENTRICLE CAUSED BY PULMONARY DISEASE/HYPERTENSION
-INCREASE IN PULMONARY SYSTEM
-INCREASED RESISTANCE IN THE RIGHT VENTRICLE
-RIGHT VENTRICLE FAILS AS A RESULT OF DISTENDED JUGULAR VEINS
-PERIPHERAL EDEMA
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| DYSRHYTHMIA | DISTURBANCE IN THE ELECTRICAL IMPULSE OF THE HEART RHYTHM
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| TACHYCARDIA | >100 BEATS/MIN
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| BRADYCARDIA | <60 BEATS/MIN
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| ATRIAL FIBRILLATION (A-FIB) | IRREGULAR ATRIAL ACTIVITY RESULTING IN AN IRREGULAR VENTRICAL RESPONSE W/ RESULTANT IRREGULAR CARDIAC RATE/RHYTHM; NO IDENTIFYABLE P-WAVE
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| VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA | RHYTHM SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR; RATE 100-200 BEATS/MIN; P WAVE ABSENT; QRS COMPLEX WIDE >0.12 SECONDS
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| VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION | -IRREGULAR & CHAOTIC RHYTHM W/ NO DISCERNIBLE WAVES/RATE
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| ASYSTOLE | ABSENCE OF ELECTRICAL ACTIVITY; NO DISCERNIBLE RATE/RHYTHM; PULSELESS/APNEIC
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| ANEMIA | A DEFICIENCY OF RED BLOOD CELLS OR OF HEMOGLOBIN IN THE BLOOD, RESULTING IN PALLOR/WEARINESS
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| 97% OF OXYGEN IS CARRIED ON THE HEMOGLOBIN MOLECULE | TRUE STORY :)
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| CARBON MONOXIDE | MOST COMMON TOXIC INHALANT THAT DECREASES OXYGEN-CARRYING CAPACITY IN BLOOD CREATING HYPOXIA
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| DECREASED CONCENTRATED OF INSPIRED OXYGEN = | DECREASED OXYGEN CARRYING CAPACITY OF BLOOD
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| INSPIRED OXYGEN CONCENTRATION | FiO2
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| INCREASED METABOLIC | INCREASED OXYGEN DEMAND
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| FEVER INCREASED NEED OF THE TISSUES FOR OXYGEN = | INCREASED CARBON DIOXIDE PRODUCTION
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| DIAPHRAGMATIC MOVEMENT | ABILITY TO EXPAND & CONTRACT THE CHEST
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| ATELECTASIS | COLLAPSE OF ALVEOLI, PREVENTING NORMAL RESPIRATORY EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN & CARBON MONOXIDE
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| DISEASE/TRAUMA INVOLVING THE MEDULLA OBLONGATA & SPINAL CORD OF THE CNS W/OR HAS THE ABILITY TO IMPAIR RESPIRATION | MMM HMMMM YES IT DOES....PLEASE BE CAREFUL!
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| FLAIL CHEST | FRACTURES CAUSE INSTABILITY IN PART OF THE CHEST WALL; LIFE-THREATENING
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| PARADOXICAL BREATHING | LUNG UNDERLYING THE INJURED AREA CONTRACTS ON INSPIRATION & EXPANDS ON EXPIRATION
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| SURFACTANT | A CHEMICAL IN THE LUNG THAT MAINTAINS THE INTEGRITY OF THE ALVEOLI, KEEPING THE ALVEOLI DRY & PREVENTING ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE; DEVELOPS @ 7 MONTHS GESTATION
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| AHA | AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION
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| ALA | AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION
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| ATS | AMERICAN THORACIC SOCIETY
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| ACS | AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
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| AHRQ | AGENCY FOR HEALTHCARE RESEARCH & QUALITY
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| FATIGUE | SUBJECTIVE SENSATION REPORTED AS A LOSS OF ENDURANCE
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| PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL DYSPNEA (PND) | DYSPNEA THAT OCCURS DURING SLEEP
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| ORTHOPNEA | ABNORMAL CONDITION WHILE LYING DOWN HAS DIFFICULTY BREATHING
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| WHEEZING | HIGH-PITCHED MUSICAL SOUND CAUSED BY HIGH-VELOCITY MOVEMENT OF AIR THROUGH A NARROWED AIRWAY; ASTHMA, ACUTE BRONCHITIS, PNEUMONIA
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| COUGH | A SUDDEN, AUDIBLE EXPULSION OF AIR FROM THE LUNGS
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| HEMOPTYSIS | BLOODY SPUTUM
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| CASCADE COUGH | HOLD BREATHE FOR 2 SECONDS AND THEN COUGH
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| HUFF COUGH | SAYS HUFF WHILE COUGHING
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| QUAD COUGH | PT COUGH WHILE HOLDING ABDOMEN
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| PRODUCTIVE COUGH | RESULTS IN SPUTUM PRODUCTION THAT IS SWALLOWED OR EXPECTORATED
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| INFLUENZA | VIRAL INFECTION THAT CAN CAUSE SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS
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| OXYGEN THERAPY | -TO PREVENT/RELIEVE HYPOXIA
-OXYGEN IS A DRUG
-7 RIGHTS APPLY TO OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION
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| NASAL CANNULA | SIMPLE/COMFORTABLE (1-6 L/MIN)
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| TRANSTRACHAEAL CANNULA | IV SIZE CATHETER INTO TRACHEA (1/4-4 L/MIN)
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| OXYGEN MASKS | ADMIN O2; HUMIDITY/HEAT
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| SIMPLE FACE MASKS | SHORT-TERM O2 (5-8 L/MIN)
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| PARTIAL NON-REBREATHER | HIGH CONCENTRATION O2 (6-10 L/MIN)
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| VENTURI MASK | HIGH-FLOW O2 (4-12 L/MIN)
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| HUMIDIFICATION | -BUBBLING OXYGEN THROUGH WATER
-MORE THAN 4 L/MIN
SOURCE OF HAI
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| NEBULIZER | AEROSOL PRINCIPLE TO SUSPEND A MAXIMUM NUMBER OF WATER DROPS/PARTICLES OF THE DESIRED SIZE IN INSPIRED AIR;MEDICATED
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| ARTIFICIAL AIRWAY | PATIENT W/ DECREASED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS; AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION, MECHANICAL VENTILATION, OR REMOVE TRACHEOBRONCHIAL SECRETIONS
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| ORAL AIRWAY | PREVENTS OBSTRUCTION OF THE TRACHEA BY DISPLACEMENT OF THE TONGUE INTO THE OROPHARYNX; MEASURED JAW TO EAR LOBE
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| TRACHEAL AIRWAY | ENDOTRACHEAL, NASOTRACHEAL, TRACHEAL; DEEP TRACHEAL SUCTIONING
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| 45 DEG. LYING ANGLE SEMI-FOWLER | -CARDIOPULMONARY DISEASES
-HEALTH LUNG SIDE DOWN IF PNEUMOTHORAX OR ATELECTASIS
-AFFECTED LUNG SIDE DOWN IF PULMONARY ABSCESS OR HEMORRHAGE
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| INCENTIVE SPIROMETRY | METHOD OF ENCOURAGING VOLUNTARY DEEP BREATHING BY PROVIDING VISUAL FEEDBACK TO PTS. ABOUT INSPIRATORY VOLUME (BLOW INTO TUBE TO RAISE THE COLORED BALLS AND HOLD AS LONG AS YOU CAN)
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| CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY (CPT) | MOBILIZES PULMONARY SECRETIONS INCLUDES: POSTURAL DRAINAGE, CHEST PERCUSSION & VIBRATIONS FOLLOWED BY COUGHING/SUCTIONING; >30 mL OF SPUTUM/DAY
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| POSTURAL DRAINAGE | USE OF POSITIONING TECHNIQUES TO DRAIN SECRETIONS FROM
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| CHEST PERCUSSION | STRIKING THE CHEST WALL OVER THE AREA W/ A CUPPED HAND; ALTERNATE HAND MOTION; CHANGES CONSISTENCY/LOCATION OF SPUTUM
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| VIBRATION | FINE, SHAKING PRESSURE APPLIED TO THE CHEST WALL ONLY DURING EXHALATION; SHAKES MUCOUS LOOSE & INDUCES COUGH; PERFORM ON INFANTS & YOUNG CHILDREN
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| CHEST TUBE | CATHETER INSERTED THROUGH THE RIB CAGE INTO THE PHEURAL SPACE TO REMOVE AIR OR FLUIDS
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| PNEUMOTHORAX | COLLECTION OF AIR OR OTHER GAS IN THE PHEURAL SPACE; COLLAPSED LUNG
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| HEMOTHORAX | AN ACCUMULATION OF BLOOD IN THE PHEURAL CAVITY BETWEEN THE PARIETAL & VISCERAL PLEURAE; USUALLY FROM TRAUMA; PREVENTS FULL EXPANSION
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| NON-INVASIVE VENTILATION (NIV) | MAINTAINS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE & IMPROVES ALVEOLAR VENTILATION W/O ARTIFICIAL AIRWAY; CPAP/BIPAP
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| CARDIAC ARREST | SUDDEN CESSATION OF CARDIAC OUTPUT & CIRCULATION; HEART, BRAIN & TISSUE DAMAGE OCCURS WITHIN 4-6 MIN.; LACK OF PULSE/RESPIRATION
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| CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) | BASIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURE OF ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION & MANUAL EXTERNAL CARDIAC MASSAGE
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| C-A-B | CHEST COMPRESSION/AIRWAY/BREATHING
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| DEFIBRILLATION RECOMMENDATIONS | 5 MINUTES OUT OF HOSPITAL SETTING
3 MINUTES IN HOSPITAL SETTING
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| CHEST COMPRESSIONS | 100 COMPRESSIONS/MIN
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| 1 OR 2 RESCUER ON AGE 8 AND OLDER | 30 CHEST COMPRESSIONS THEN 2 BREATHS
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| 2 RESCUER ON AGE 7 AND UNDER | 15 COMPRESSIONS THEN 2 BREATHS
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| CARDIOPULMONARY REHABILITATION | ACTIVELY HELPING A PT. ACHIEVE & MAINTAIN AN OPTIMAL LEVEL OF HEALTH THROUGH CONTROLLD PHYSICAL EXERCISE, NUTRITION COUNSELING, RELAXATION & STRESS MANAGEMENT, PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS, & OXYGEN ADMINISTRATION
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| PURSED-LIP BREATHING | DEEP INSPIRATION & PROLONGED EXPIRATION THROUGH PURSED-LIPS TO PREVENT ALVEOLAR COLLAPSE; SIT UP, DEEP BREATH IN & BLOW OUT THROUGH PURSED LIPS
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| DIAPHRAGMATIC BREATHING | PT. TO RELAX THE INTERCOSTAL & ACCESSORY RESPIRATORY MUSCLES WHILE TAKING DEEP INSPIRATIONS; 2 HANDS W/ 1 BELOW THE BREASTBONE & OTHER 2-3 CM. BELOW MOVING ONLY LOWER HAND ON INSPIRATION
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| THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HYPOXIA AND HYPOXEMIA IS: | HYPOXIA IS INADEQUATE OXYGEN AT THE CELLULAR LEVEL
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| A NURSE IS CARING FOR A PATIENT IN RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS INCLUDED IN THE ASSESSMENT? (select all that apply) | - USE OF ACCESSORY MUSCLES OF RESPIRATION
- RESPIRATORY RATE
- PULSE OXIMETRY
- ABILITY TO CONVERSE
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| THE NORMAL ELECTRICAL PATHWAY OF THE HEART IS: | SA NODE-ATRIA-AV NODE BUNDLE OF HIS-PURKINJE FIBERS-VENTRICLES
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| THE MOST EFFECTIVE BREATHING TECHNIQUES FOR A PATIENT WITH COPD INCLUDE: | PURSED LIP BREATHING
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| AFTERLOAD IS DEFINED AS: | THE RESISTANCE OF THE EJECTION OF BLOOD FROM THE LEFT VENTRICLES
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| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING CHARACTERISTICS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMONIA (VAP)? | FEVER AND PROGRESSIVE INFILTRATES ON THE CHEST RADIOGRAPH 3 DAYS AFTER INITIATION OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION
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| WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING FINDINGS ARE CONSISTENT WITH AN INCREASED RISK OF DEVELOPING VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATES PNEUMONIA (VAP)? | POOLING OF SECRETIONS IN THE OROPHARYNX
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| VENTILATOR-ASSOICATED PNEUMONIA (VAP) IS ASSOCIATED WITH COLONIZATION OF THE: | RESPIRATORY AND DIGESTIVE SYSTEMS
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| THE CURRENT COMPRESSION RATE FOR CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION (CPR) IS AT LEAST: | 100 BEATS/MIN
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| PRELOAD IS: | THE AMOUNT OF BLOOD AT THE END OF VENTRICULAR DIASTOLE, OR MEASURED AS END-DIASTOLIC PRESSURE
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| NEURAL REGULATION | NEURAL REGULATION MAINTAINS RHYTHYM AND DEPTH OF RESPIRATION AND THE BALANCE BETWEEN INSPIRATION AND EXPIRATION
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| CEREBRAL CORTEX | VOLUNTARY CONTROL OF RESPIRATION DELIVERS IMPULSES TO THE RESPIRATORY MOTOR NEURONS BY WAY OF THE SPINAL CORD. ACCOMODATES: SPEAKING, EATING AND SWIMMING
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| MEDULLA OBLONGATA | AUTOMATIC CONTROL OF RESPIRATION OCCURS CONTINUOUSLY
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| KUSSMAUL'S | is a deep and labored breathing pattern often associated with severe metabolic acidosis, particularly diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) but also kidney failure (>35 breaths/min)
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| CHEYNE-STOKES | ABNORMAL PATTERN OF BREATHING, VARYING BETWEEN APNEA AND TACHYPNEA
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| AED | DEVICE USED TO ADMINISTER AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK THROUGH THE CHEST WALL TO THE HEART
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| BREATHING EXERCISES IMPROVE: | VENTILATION
OXYGENATION
SENSATIONS OF DYSPNEA
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| OXYGEN THERAPY IMRPROVES: | LEVELS OF TISSUE OXYGENATION BY NASAL CANNULA, NASAL CATHETER, OR OXYGEN MASK
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| CHEST PHYSIOTHERAPY INCLUDES: | POSTURAL DRAINAGE
PERCUSSION
VIBRATION
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| DECREASED HEMOGLOBIN LEVELS ALTER A PATIENT'S ABILITY TO TRANSPORT OXYGEN | YES IT DOES.......WE NEED TO TAKE CARE OF OURSELVES!
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| CARDIAC DYSRHYTHMIAS ARE CLASSIFIED BY: | CARDIAC ACTIVITY AND SITE OF IMPULSE ORIGIN
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