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s/s Respiratory Acidosis Increase Co2 - Decreased LOC & O2, hypoxic,hypoventilating with Rapid shallow respirations, Dyspnea, Disorientation, Muscle Weakness
Early hypoxia signs restlessness, tachycardia
Late Hypoxia Signs Bradycardia, Cyanosis
TX Respiratory Acidosis Check SaO2 level and give O2 prn
Respiratory Acidosis Levels Low PH, Hi CO2, Hi/Norm HCO3
Metabolic Alkalosis levels hi ph. hi HCO3, Hi/Norm CO2
Respiratory Alkalosis Levels hi ph, low CO2, low/norm HCO3
Respiratory Alkalosis S/S Hyperventilating, Tingling of extremeties, confusion, deep rapid breathing, seizures
S/S Metabolic Alkalosis Nausea/Vomiting, Diarrhea, Restlessness, slow respirations, arrhythmias
Metabolic Acidosis Levels Lo ph, lo HCO3, lo/Norm CO2
S/S Metabolic Acidosis Disorientation, Kussmaul respirations, muscle twitching, changes in loc
Metabolic Acidosis related to what electrolyte imbalance Hyperkalemia
Metabolic Alkalosis related to what electrolyte imbalance Hypokalemia
Less Volume equals Less Pressure equals
More Volume equals More Pressure equals
Most common airway injury and Tx for carbon monoxide poisoningO2 at 100%
Superficial thickness/1st deqree burn Damage to epidermis
Full Thickness/3rd degree burn damage to entire dermis, sometimes fat
Partial Thickness/2cd degree burn damage to entire epidermis and varying depths of dermis
Type of isolation used on a burn client reverse or protective isolation
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