Oxygen Perfusion 1
Inhalation/Exhalation
Ventilation
Mental Status Changes
Decreasing pulse Oximetry
Cardiac Dysrhytmias
Potential cardiac arrest
S/S of Hypoventilation
Free moving blood clot that travels through the blood stream and becomes lodged in pulmonary vessels.
Pulmonary Embolism
Controlled technique to decrease dyspnea
Creates back pressure to hold airways open & increased CO2 exhalation
Pursed Lip Breathing
06:45
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Delivers oxygen to the cells. Elimination of Carbon Dioxide Waste
Perfusion
Hypoxemia
Decreasing Pulse oximetry
Cardiac dysrhythmia
Potential Cardiac Arrest
Hypoventilation if left Untreated
Inflammation of Alveoli, as a result of infectious process or a foreign material (aspiration)
Pneumonia
"Belly Breathing"
Deep, slow breaths
Practice upright so can use quickly when anxious or short or short breaths
Diaphragmatic Breathing
0900
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Exchange of Oxygen/ Carbon Dioxide in alveoli
Lungs
Severe Anxiety
Infection fever, increased, increased metabolic needs
Pain, pneumothorax, pleural effusion, chemically induced (ASA poisoning)
Underlying Acid Base Balance
Hyperventilation
The Incomplete expansion or collapse alveoli with retained mucous, involving a portion of the lung; results in poor gas exchange.
Atelectasis
Helps Open Alveoli; moves pulmonary secretions to larger airways, improves chest wall expansion, stimulates cough= decreases risk for Pneumonia
Incentive Spirometer
1100
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Environment
Medications
Lifestyle (smoking etc)
Pathophysiological Conditions/ Disease
Factors that influence pulmonary Function
Rapid Respirations
Light Headedness
Numbness/ Tingling of hands and feet
Loss of Consciousness
S/S of Hyperventilation
Impaired Gas Exchange
Ineffective airway clearance
Ineffective breathing Pattern
Activity Intolerance
Nursing Diagnosis
Cyanosis
Decreased BP
Cardiac Dysrhythmias that may be fatal
Late Signs of Hypoxemia
1100-1200
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CNS Depression
Diminished gas exchange
Impaired Chest wall movement
Obliteration of hypoxic drive in COPD
Hypoventilation
Insufficient Oxygenation of the Blood
Hypoxemia
Tachypnea
Bradypnea
Apnea
Dyspnea
Orthopnea
Respiratory Terms.
Tachypnea
Bradypnea
Dyspnea
Apnea
Orthopnea
Respiratory Terms
1200-1300
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