Wheezy Breezy
Mucous Pocus
Airwayhead
Infexalicious
The Chronicles
100

The physical movement of air between the outside and the lungs

What is ventilation?

100

cough, fever, chills, dyspnea, tachypnea, crackles...

What is pneumonia?

100

This controls our respiratory drive

what are increased CO2 levels or chemoreceptors

100

What type of chest pain is affiliated with Pneumonia?

Pleuritic

100

Name 3 triggers for an asthma attack

allergens, aspiration, GERD, upper resp infection, exercise, cold, air pollutants, smoke, foods, 

200

A high-pitched whistling sound that can indicate narrowing in the bronchioles

What is wheezing?

200

Define pneumonia

What is acute infection of the lung parenchyma (where gas exchange occurs)

200

This is trapped in patients with COPD, especially emphysema

What is CO2

200

Influenza can lead to this complication, in some populations

What is Pneumonia

200

This is a medical emergency in an asthmatic

What is status asthmaticus

300

What is this depicting?


Accessory muscle use

300

Blue bloater...has what disease?

Chronic Bronchitis

300

The number one risk factor in development of COPD

What is smoking

300

Influenza is spread via...

droplets

300

Name 3 teaching points to the patient newly diagnosed with COPD

stop smoking, s/s of exacerbation, when to seek help, proper medication use and compliance, modify activities if needed, pursed lip breathing, the disease process itself-life long, no cure

400

S/S include tachypnea, restlessness, cough, wheezing

What is asthma/asthma "attack?"

400

What is a significant complication of influenza?

What is pneumonia?

400

This helps to force excess CO2 out of the lungs? (also helps ease anxiety)

What is pursed lip breathing

400

Know the FACTS for this issue

What is Influenza

400

Air trapping in the patient with emphysema can lead to this physical change

what is a barrel chest

500

Name 3 s/s of OSA

What are snoring, drowsiness, irritability, headaches

500

Name 5 nursing interventions for the patient with pneumonia

What is O2, hydration, pain control, antipyretics, chest physiotherapy, respiratory assessments, high calorie meals, education

500

This can occur in patients with long term COPD; the change in their respiratory drive

What is hypoxic drive

500

Name 3 signs/symptoms of TB

Weight loss, No appetite

Extreme fatigue, Fever

Persistent cough x3 weeks or more

Night sweats

500

Name 4 complications of COPD

Pulm htn, cor pulmonale, exacerbations, respiratory failure