Anatomy
O2 Devices
Oxygen
Nursing Interventions
Name that
100

what organ in the respiratory allows someone to speak or cry

the larynx (vocal chords)

100

what is a short, curved prong that fits into the nostril and what flow rates are acceptable

nasal canula

1-6L/min

100

low oxygen is known as

hypoxia

100

what are some respiratory changes that occur with aging

decreased elasticity, impaired cilia, drier mucous membranes, decreased oxygen saturation, thickening of membranes

100

Taking a breath in is called

inhalation/ventilation

200

What is another name for the "windpipe"

trachea

200

this oxygen device is used for short term oxygen needs with a flow rate of 6-12 L/min

simple face mask

200

a patient on 2 L bnc is receiving what percentage of oxygen

28%

200

the most common cause of an obstructed airway is 

the tongue

200

the top of the lung is called the

apex

300

Where are the adenoids located

in the nasopharynx (behind the nose)

300

this mask is best for emergencies and a flow rate of 10-15 L/min, it has a reservoir bag

non-rebreather mask

300

high carbon dioxide is called

hypercapnia

300

how can we measure oxygen continuously and non-invasively

pulse oximetry (Sp02)

300

the functional units of the lung that allow oxygen exchange are called

hint: there are around 150million or more in each lung


alveoli

400

what closes when you swallow to protect your airway

the epiglottis

400

this is the device that oxygen is attached to and used to control the flow rate

flow meter

400

name symptoms of hypoxia

Early: irritability, confusion, restlessness

increased RR, cyanosis, cyanotic nail beds, chest retractions, decreased O2sat, dyspnea

400

what is the best way to improve oxygenation and prevent respiratory problems

ambulating patient, turn cough deep breath q2 hours, use incentive spirometer, fluids 1500-2000mL/day unless contraindicated

400

This is a byproduct of metabolism and also a stimulus to breathe

Carbon dioxide

500

What is the function of the mucus membranes and cilia in the airway

to trap dust, toxins, or bacteria and to warm and humidify air before it reaches the lungs

500

this type of mask delivers a specific set flow rate

Hint: they are color coded and often used for COPD patients

venturi mask

500

a low oxygen on a blood gas level means

impaired internal respiration

500

how do you teach effective coughing

raise head of bed, take 2 deep breaths and then cough forcefully

500

the main function of the respiratory system is called

gas exchange

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