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As the ______ goes, so goes _______________ except for __________
pH, my patient, potassium
If the ________ and the B_______ are B______ in the same direction, then it is metaB_______
pH, Bicarb (CO3), Both, metaBolic
If the pH is up it is:
ALKALOSIS
Alkalosis Signs and Symptoms
increased, elevated, tachy, irritable, diarrhea, hyper, excitable… anything that causes the body to go up
If the pH is down it is:
ACIDOSIS
Low pH is a ______ potassium
high
High pH is a ______ potassium
low
Normal pH range
7.35 to 7.45
Normal O2 (PaCO2) range
35-45
Normal CO3 (Bicarb-HCO3)
22-26
Acidosis or Alkalosis state is determined by:
pH
NEVER compensated if pH is
abnormal
Acidosis Signs and Symptoms:
suppressed, decrease, brady, hypo constipation…. anything that causes the body to go down
MacKussmaul
abnormal respiratory pattern - metabolic acidosis
anorexia
poor appetite (this is not the same as anorexia nervosa)
Lungs/Ventilation
Respiratory
If the pt has prolonged vomiting or suction (days)
metabolic alkalosis (rare answer, never guess this)
When you don’t know what to choose always pick:
Respiratory acid/alkalosis
Metabolic acid/alkalosis
metabolic acidosis
High pressure alarms are triggered by:
INCREASED resistance/ obstructions (3 types)
Three types of obstructions in ventilators
kink, water, mucus
Kink Obstruction action
unkink
Water Obstruction action
drain from the in-line drain
never open it- exposure to contaminants
Mucus Obstruction action
turn the pt. have them cough and deep breath
suction ONLY if needed
Low pressure alarm is caused by
disconnections —> clean and reconnect (as long as not on floor)
WEAN means:
gradually reducing support for a patient to promote independence in breathing or other functions.