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wwallace rt test 2

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show 10 to 20 cmH2O  
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show 10 to 25 cmH2O  
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What type Pt benefit most for IPV   show
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What is an IVP   show
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What is MIE   show
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What pt benefits most from MIE   show
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show hypoxemia, increased intracranial press, hypotention, pulm hemorrhage, pain or injury to muscle ribs or spine, vomit or aspiration, bronchospasm and arrhythmias...follow 3 S rule, stop stabilize stay  
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show admin higher FIO2  
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What action should be taken if a pt becomes hypoxic during CPT   show
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show stop, return to resting position, call doc  
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What action should be taken for a pt who has a pulm hemorrhage during CPT   show
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show stop, use care return to resting position, call doc  
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show stop, clear airway (suction prn) admin O2, return to resting position, call doc  
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What action should be taken for a pt who has a bronchospasm during CPT   show
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What action should be taken for a pt who has arrhythmias during CPT   show
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4 complications of PEP   show
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show 1. Full inspiration followed by breathing at low lung volume to unstuck periph 2. Breathing at low to middle volumes collects mucus in middle airways, 3 evacuation, middle to large volume then huff  
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4 contraindications of PEP   show
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Frequency range for high frequency chest wall oscillation   show
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Frequency range for high frequency chest wall compression is   show
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Describe directed cough   show
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show alternative to directive cough, used for pt who is to week for directive, RT uses pressure to help with expulsion  
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Describe staccado cough   show
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show open glottis, say huuufff, used in CF, bronchiectisis and emphysema  
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4 phases of a cough and what happens in each phase   show
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4 mechanisms that hinder a cough and examples   show
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show pt vitals (HR RR SPO2) and auscultation to confirm outcome  
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How do you instruct a pt for PEP therapy   show
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show active cycle breathing 1. relax and control breathing then 3 or 4 expansion breaths, 2 repeat, 3 repeat then 1 or 2 huff coughs relax control and done  
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Major factor in contributing to retained secretions   show
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Frequency when using IPV   show
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show (used with bland aerosol or meds) pt or rt controls  
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show 30 mins  
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Vest therapy may not be as effective as postural drainage or percussion in what pt   show
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show dangling  
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clinical signs observed with retained secretions   show
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Areas never to be percussed   show
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show patent (clear) airway, functioning mucociliary escalator (cilia) and effective cough  
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show operates from respiratory bronchioles to larynx, we then swallow or spit  
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Ciliated epithelial cells move secretions   show
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show it is a protective reflex that keeps a patent airway  
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show irritation (can be mechanical, chemical, thermal, inflammatory), inspiration (1 to 2 liters), compression (rapid rise in press), expulsion (500 mph displaces mucus from air walls)  
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Abnormal airway clearance is   show
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show increase WOB, air trapping, over distention, and V/Q mismatch (vent/perfusion imbalance)  
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show all ¬タモ retained secretions cause an ineffective clearance  
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Mechanisms impairing the cough irritation phase   show
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show pain, neuromuscular dysfunction, pulm or abdominal restriction  
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show laryngeal nerve damage, artificial airway, abs muscle weakness, ab surgery  
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show airway compression, airway obstruction, ab weakness, inadequate lung recoil (emphysema)  
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Diseases associated with abnormal clearance of mucus   show
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show ALS, muscular dystrophy, myasthenia gravis, poliomyelitis, cerebral palsy, and spinal muscular atrophy  
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The primary goal of bronchial hygiene therapy is   show
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Acute conditions for bronchial hygiene therapy are   show
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show COPD, pneumonia and uncomplicated asthma  
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Chronic conditions that usually require bronchial hygiene therapy   show
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When getting sputum production info from a patient, use language a pt like Chris can understand, how many buggers in a shot glass?   show
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What are the best documented preventive uses of bronchial hygiene therapy   show
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show postural drainage and percussion vibration therapy  
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show 1 postural drainage, 2 coughing and expulsive techniques, 3 PAP adjunct (PEP, CPAP and EPAP), 4 high frequency compression oscillation (vest and flutter) 5 mobilization and exercise  
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show 1 turning 2 Percussion (on exhalation) 3 vibration  
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Turning   show
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Relative contraindications of turning   show
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Proning and acute lung injuries   show
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show always drain vent tubes first, caution with vent disconnection, accident extubation, accidental aspiration of vent condensation, , IV¬タルs, and urinary catheters  
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Postural drainage is   show
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show 3 to 15 minutes  
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show 25 -30 mL/day (1 fluid ounce or 1 shot glass)  
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Postural drainage technique   show
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Initial assessment of need for bronchial hygiene therapy from medical records includes   show
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Initial assessment of need for bronchial hygiene therapy from Patients include   show
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Percussion and vibration refers to   show
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Documentation and follow up includes   show
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show mimics spontaneous cough, helps voluntary control reflex, compensate for physical limits  
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What is the most effective way to clear the central airways   show
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What is the most effective way to clear the peripheral airways   show
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What are the three important factors for good patient teaching   show
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show place pt in sitting position, shoulders rotated inward, head and spine slightly flexed, forearms relaxed or supported, support feet (raise head of bed if needed)  
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show good deep inspiration, bear down against glottis (straining like stool)  
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show applying press to thorax coordinating with forced exhalation  
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show (HUFF cough) a modification to the directed cough, one or two forced expirations of middle to low lung volumes with out closure of glottis, followed by diaphragmatic breathing and relaxation  
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Active cycle of breathing   show
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ACB sequence   show
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Thoracic expansion exercises   show
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ACB breathing control involves   show
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Autogenic drainage is   show
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Mechanical insufflation exsuffation   show
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show mobilize secretions and treat atelectasis, CPAP, EPAP, PEP  
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show positive expiratory pressure for post op atelectasis, good for cf and bronchiectisis exhale through valve at 10 to 20 cmh20  
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show improves distribution of inspired volume, prevents airway collapse, generates pressure distal to mucus obstruction  
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show sinusitis, ear infection, nose bleed or epitaxis facial or head surgery, active hempotysis  
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How long for PEP therapy   show
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show PEP  
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How do you clean a flutter valve   show
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