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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: IC - Inspiratory Answer: Volume of air that is after a normal exhalation. (Vt=IRV) Question: IRV - Inspiratory Reserve Answer: Maximum volume of air that can be after a normal tidal volume. inhalation. Question: ERV - Expiratory Reserve Answer: volume of air that can be exhaled after a normal tidal volume. Question: FRC - Residual CapacityAnswer: Volume of air remaining in the lungs after a exhalation. (ERV + RV) Question: TLC - Lung CapacityAnswer: Maximum amount of air that the can hold. Question: CapacityAnswer: 1 or more combined Question: Vt - VolumeAnswer: Volume of air that normally moves into and out of the lungs in one calm . Question: Obstructive Lung Answer: RV TLC & FRC - IRV & IC - Decrease Question: Restrictive Lung Answer: All volumes & capacities . Question: RV - Residual Answer: The amount of air remaining in the lungs a maximal exhalation. Question: VC - Vital Answer: Maximal volume of air that can be after a maximal inspiration. Question: SVC - Slow CapacityAnswer: Diagnostic for lung disease. Question: FVC - Vital CapacityAnswer: Diagnostic for lung disease. Question: FEV Answer: The volume of gas that can be exhaled after 1 second of time. Most used from an FVC. is 83% Question: FEF - Expiratory Flow 25%-75%Answer: Reflects to small airways. Normal is approx. 4.5 L/Sec. Decreased in Obstructive Diagnosis Question: FEF - Forced Expiratory Flow 200- Answer: Reflects condition of larger airways. Dependent" Question: MVV - Maximum Voluntary Answer: Deep and Fast breathing for 15 seconds. ranges: Men 170 L/min Women 110 L/min Question: Flow-Volume Answer: Vital Capacity (FVC) manuever followed by a forced inspiratory volume manuever. Question: Flow-Volume Loop Important Answer: PEFR, PIFR, FVC, FEVt, FEV1/FVR , FEF 25%, FEF 50%, FEF 75% Question: DLco - Diffusion of Carbon MonoxideAnswer: Test that measures the of CO diffused across the A-C Membrane. Question: DLco - Diffusion of Carbon Monoxide Normal RangesAnswer: Normal Range Male = 25 ml/min/mmHg a diagnosis of AC Membrane thickening. Question: MIP - Maximum Inspiratory Pressure RangeAnswer: Normal range (NIF) Males - 125 cmH2O Females - 90 Question: MEP - Maximum Expiratory Normal RangeAnswer: Normal range Males - 230 cmH2O Females - 150 Question: NIF - Negative Inspiratory Answer: The ability to take a deep breath and to generate a cough strong enough to clear secretions. The patient’s should be at –20 cm H20. Question: SVC Acceptable - Bedside TestAnswer: value = 20ml/kg IBW Question: NIF Acceptable Value - TestAnswer: Value = -20 cmH2O or > Question: VT Acceptable Value - TestAnswer: Value = 7-9 ml/kg IBW Question: PF Value - Bedside TestAnswer: Value = 300 lpm or > Question: Answer: An apparatus for measuring the volume of air inspired and by the lungs. It records the amount of air and the rate of air that is breathed in and out over a specified period of time. Question: RespirometerAnswer: A device used to measure the rate of of a living organism by measuring its rate of exchange of oxygen and/or carbon dioxide. Question: NIFometerAnswer: A disposable single patient monitor that indicated for use in measuring Negative Force. Question: FEV1 Normal Answer: 83% Value Question: Answer: Question: Answer: Question: Answer: Question: Answer: |
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