Lungs
Respiratory
Oxygen Therapy
Disease 1
Disease 2
100

What is the function of the mucus membrane that lines the nasal cavities?

moisten and warm the air

100

How does oxygen enter the blood stream?

diffuse across the respiratory membrane in the alveoli into the capillaries

100

the max amount of L in air is 6L

What is nasal cannula?

100

during an asthma attack which drug comes first (type)

bronchodialator 

100

first and easiest intervention that could be done with pneumonia 

elevate HOB to 30 degrees (O2 can be accepted)

200

Trace a drop of blood from the lungs to the aorta (include valves)

Lungs -> Pulmonary Veins -> Left Atrium -> Bicuspid (AV) Valve, Left Ventricle, Aortic Valve -> Aorta

200

What is  respiration?

transfer of oxygen from inhaled air via blood to the body cells and transfer of waste and carbon dioxide from body cells to blood and out the body

200

what is the most common high flow mask?

venturi


200

what is greatest risk for respiratory diseases in general

smoking


200

describe the patho of cystic fibrosis 

genetic autosomal recessive disease that increases amounts of thick mucous in the respiratory tract but also GI and reproductive.
300

describe the importance of surfactant

covers alveoli that prevents it from collapsing by reducing surface tension

300

what is a normal lung sound called

bronchovesicular


300

When is oxygen therapy initiated? be specific

preventing clinical manifestations of hypoxia

(PaO2 <60 or SaO2 < 90% on room air)

300

Should O2 be increased to reach a SaO2 of 95% in pt with COPD? Explain

no because patient isn't breathing to the increase in CO2 but rather absence of O2 in the blood.

300

Which disease is the number 1 killer worldwide?

TB

400

Where in the respiratory tract does oxygen perfusion first start?

respiratory bronchioles

400

when is the best time to give tamiflu for it to be most effective 

1-2 days

400

what is the most important intervention for the prevention of atelectasis

Incentive Spirometer

400

describe 3 s/s of Chronic bronchitis 

thick tenacious mucous, clubbing of fingernails, cyanotic

400

describe 3 s/s of emphysema 

alveoli destruction, increase edema (puffy), keep O2 in rather than CO2

500

Name two age related changes in respiratory system

loss of lung elasticity, chest wall rigidity, respiratory muscles weaken, decrease in alveolar surface area

500

what is priority intervention for an incoming patient with TB

Droplet isolation

500

After successful ETT incubation the nurses priority action is to.... (can name three for extra 500)

check for placement by symmetrical chest rise & fall, X-ray for placement & bi lateral lung sound +no sound over abd

500

induration of what length (mm) indicates positive TB presence on skin test if a normal person

15mm

500

what are three interventions for a patient with lung cancer 

provide O2, position semi-fowlers, small frequents meals with dietary supplements

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