Pathophysiology
Respiratory
Disease signs and symptoms
Anatomy respiratory
Respiratory drugs and treatments
lung sounds
100

What is ventilation?

The mechanical act of moving air in and out.  

100

What is a pneumothorax?

A hole in the lung.

100

What are the structures of the upper airway. 

Nasopharnyx, Oropharynx, pharynx 

100

What class of drug is albuterol and dose?

Sympathomimetic, and bronchial dilator. Dose: 2.5mg.

100

What is stridor?

Is indicative of and upper airway obstructive, loud high pitch sound. 

200

What is oxygenation?

The Act of loading oxygen onto hemoglobin 

200

What is purulent sputum indicating? (sputum that contains pus and dead white blood cells)

respiratory infection.

200

What are the anatomical landmarks for a Cricothyrotomy 

Thyroid cartilage, cricothyroid membrane, cricoid cartilage, trachea. 

200

What is CPAP stand for, and what are the indication for CPAP?

Continuous positive airway pressure. CHF, pulmonary edema, and COPD.

200

What is crackles (rales). 

Heard in the lower airways when fluid moves to smaller airways. 

300

What is respiration?

The act of gas exchange in the lungs. 

300

Hepatojugular reflex is an indication of what sided heart failure?

Right sided heart failure. 

300

Where is the cut off of the upper and lower airway, and what are the structures to look for when intubating? 

Glottic opening it the cut off, vocal cords, epiglottis, trachea. 

300

What drug class is Ipratropium and what is the dose?

Antichlinergic, bronchodilator. Dose: 0.5mg 

300

What is rhonchi?

Thick secretions in the larger airways.  

400

What is V/Q mismatch? 

Is the delay of oxygenation. Via intrinsic and extrinsic. 

400

What is a sign of emphysema?

Barrel chest (air trapping disease.)

400

How many lobes on on the left and right lungs?

3 on the right, 2 on the left. 

400

Per sandy protocols what is the sedation method for intubated patients that regain a gag reflex?

2.5mg of versed, and 50mcg of fentanyl. 

400

What is wheezing?

Continuous airflow through constricted bronchi. 

500

Give one example of an intrinsic and extrinsic factor, that effects VQ mismatch.

Intrinsic= PE, Cardiac arrest, oral edema. 

Extrinsic= CO, Hazmat, airway. 

500

What two disease processes make up COPD 

emphysema, and chronic bronchitis. 

500

Where does gas exchanged happen in the lungs?

Alveoli.

500

what is a treatment for an asthma attack that is not responsive to bronchialdilators? 

0.5mg of 1:1 epi IM. 

500

What is adventitious breath sounds?

Classified as abnormal breath sounds. 

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