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a MCPHS- Provider I- Ch 25 Respiratory Care Modalities

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Hypoxemia vs. Hypoxia   show
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Manifestation r/t Hypoxemia   show
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Late sign r/t Hypoxemia   show
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Oxygen toxicity occurs when   show
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show Hyp:decreased O in blood, C:inadequate capillary circulation, A:ineffective hemoglobin concentration, Histo:caused by toxic substance  
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show Decrease in blood O  
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Normal stimulus r/t Respiration   show
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Cannula vs. Partial rebreather vs. Non-rebreather vs. Venturi r/t O flow rate   show
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show LF:combines O w/Pt's inspiration & inspired O changes, HF:Pt's that require constant and precise amount of O  
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show Inspiration and expiration  
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Non-rebreathing masks prevent   show
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Noninvasive mask that provides most reliable/accurate O concentration   show
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show Accurate O supplementation avoid suppressing hypoxic drive  
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show O level in plasma increases, O levels in tissues increases  
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show Counteracts dry, irritating effects of compressed O, Moistens secretions  
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show Incentive spirometry  
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Incentive spirometry functions   show
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Volume vs. Flow spirometers   show
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show At least semi-Fowlers  
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Breathing technique to prepare for nebulizer use   show
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show Abd protrudes as far as possible  
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Time r/t Postural drainage   show
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show Sunction secretions  
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show Cup hands and lightly strike chest wall, Wrists are alternately flexed  
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show Vibration  
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show Exhaling  
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Breathing retraining are exercises and practices to achieve more efficient and controlled   show
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show COPD and dyspnea  
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Examples r/t breathing retraining exercises   show
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show Upper airway obstructions, Loss of protective reflexes and tone of pharyngeal muscles  
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Endotracheal intubation Pt indications   show
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Cuff pressures are checked   show
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Intubation is used no longer than   show
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Disadvantages r/t Endotracheal/Tracheostomy tubes   show
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Preventing tube removal by Pt   show
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show B/w 2nd and 3rd tracheal rings  
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Inflated portion of tracheostomy tube   show
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show Airway obstruction, Infection, Innominate artery rupture, Dysphagia, Tracheoesophageal fistula, Ischemia, Necrosis  
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show Tracheal stenosis  
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Tracheostomy tube is kept patent by   show
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show Facilitate ventilation, Promote drainage, Minimize edema, Prevent strain on sutures  
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show Prevent pulmonary and systemic infections  
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show > 15 mm Hg, <25 mm Hg  
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Preventing complications r/t Tracheostomy tubes   show
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show Hydrogen peroxide  
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show Suction source  
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Suction catheter insertion depth   show
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show Withdrawing  
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show Continuous decrease in PaO(hypoxemia), Increase in PaCO2(hypercapnia), Persistent acidosis  
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show Volume-cycled ventilator  
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show Volume of air delivered is relatively constant  
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Examples r/t Noninvasive Positive-pressure Ventilators   show
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show Pt is out of sync w/ventilator  
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show 3x a day  
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show Secretion production is always increased  
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show Lung ascultation at least every 2-4 hours  
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show Periodic sighs  
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show Passy-Muir valve  
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show Gradual removal of ventilator, Tube, Oxygen  
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show Pt can breathe spontaneously, Maintain patent airway, Effectively cough, Swallow, Move jaw  
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PaO level r/t Medicare/Medicaid reimbursement   show
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show Fat metabolism produces less CO2  
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show Immobilization, Supine, Decreased consciousness, Prolonged intubation/mechanical ventilation  
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Re-expands lungs and Removes excess air/fluid/blood from pleural spaces   show
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show Lung has reexpanded, Tubing is obstructed, Suction is not properly working  
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Constant bubbling r/t Water seal chamber   show
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show System is kept below Pt chest level  
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show Water level increase  
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show Intermittent  
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