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HCC Acute Resp Test

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Mucolytics, Acetylcysteine(Mucomyst)
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Tonsillectomy
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RSV
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CO2 Narcosis
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Keeping a happy heart beat
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Simple Face Mask
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Salmeterol(long acting) DO NOT GIVE IN ACUTE ASTHMA ATTACKS
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S/sx of Inadequate Oxygenation Respiratory
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Nursing Interventions for Bronchodilators
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Left Bronchus
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Bronchoscopy
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Right Bronchus
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Facial Trauma
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Compensatory Mechanisms
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Palliative Care for Lung Cancer
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Antihistamines, Diphenhydramine(Benadryl), Loratadine(Claritin non-sedating)
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Partial Rebreather
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Methylxanthines(Theophylline) Nursing Interventions
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Lung Cancer
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Non-rebreather
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Respiratory Syncytial Virus(bronchiolitis), occurs in winter & early spring, bronchiole mucosa swells, URI/ear & eye infections, Low Resp involved(coughing, wheezing, tachypnea, retractions), severe resp distress(crackles, cyanosis, poor air exchange).
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When alternative body organs take over in an attempt to compensate. Early sign(clues) something is wrong.
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Total opposite of hypoxia, sedative effect, kills in hours. Lethargic/sleeping.
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Stim beta2-receptors cause smooth muscle of lungs to relax. Relaxes bronchospasms. Decrease airway reaction to allergens, facilitate expectoration of secretions.
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Narrower, longer, more horizontal
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Inhaled. Oral is antidote for Tylenol overdose, also protects kidneys from contrast dye. SE's Sore throat, N&V, headache, bronchospasm. DO NOT USE WITH ASTHMA.
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Wider, shorter, steeper, more vertical
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NPO, informed consent, TJC Patient Safety Goals, in OR or ICU at bedside, potential complication.
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Monitor VS's, serum levels, and for signs of toxicity such as restlessness.
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6-12 L/min. 35-50% oxygen. May be uncomfortable due to seal and must be removed to eat and drink. Must fit snugly. At least 5 L/min flow to prevent accumulation of expired air in the mask.
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6-10 L/min. 40-60%. Reservoir bag must be 3/4 filled.
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Pre-op teaching, post-op care, control of pain, HEMORRHAGE.
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Oxygen, drugs, thoracentesis/pleurodesis, dyspnea. Morphine is gold standard for lung cancer pain.
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Block histamine decrease allergic response, reduce secretions and itching. SE's drowsieness, sedation, dry mouth, photosensitivity. Monitor effectiveness and for SE's, encourage fluid intake.
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Leading cause of cancer deaths, majority caused by cigarette smoking.
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ALWAYS ASSESS AIRWAY! anticipate and prepare for intubation, Breathing, Circulation, control hemorrhage, watch CSF, suction equipment.
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Tachypnea, dyspnea on exertion, dyspnea at rest, orthopnea, use of accessory muscles, retraction of interspaces on inspiration, nasal flaring, pause for breath between sentences or words.
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60-90%. Valve prevents expired air from flowing back into bag.
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Monitor VS's, auscultate lung sounds before and after Tx. Monitor BG in diabetics, beta2 may increase BG.
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Normal pH, balanced electrolytes, oxygen, glucose for ATP formation.
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Anterior Bleed Epistaxis
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Posterior Bleed Epistaxis
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Nonproductive cough, substernal chest pain, GI upset, dyspnea, crackles and hypoxemia, pulmonary edema, hemorrhage.
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Severe acute episode of airway obstruction, intensifies once it begins, does not respond to common therapy, severely diminished breath sounds are an ominous sign for both the child and adult with asthma.
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Tubing should stop 1 inch above bifurcation
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Informed consent/verification of patient and procedure, stinging/pressure, MOTIONLESS(very easy to to puncture the lung), goggles and mask, potential complication.
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Failure to exchange oxygen in the lungs, deliver enough oxygen, in the transport system, in the cells ability to uptake oxygen.
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Cone-shaped device is fitted to face. Available to deliver 24, 28, 31, 35, 40, and 50% oxygen.
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Life-threatening emergency, unable to speak, cyanotic, collapses, DIE WITHIN 4 MINUTES.
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Ideal for moderate-to-high-density aerosol.

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