Diseases Exam Review

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What is lung compliance?

The volume of air the lung will accomodate each pressure change

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how is compliance and elastance related?

Inversely

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During a physical exam what would pitted edema fall under?

Inspection and palpation

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What is palpation?

the physical touch of a patient. Where you would you touch and feel the patients body

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What is tracheal diviation?

The treachea diviatiing from the midline

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How would the trachea present with a patient with a pneumothroax?

Away from the affected side

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How would the trachea present with a patient with atelectasis?

Towards the affected side

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What can also pull the trachea?

Elevated right hemidiaphragm

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What is tactile fremitus?

The vibration you feel on the chest wall when a patient speaks.

It increases when lung tissue is consolidated (fluid, pus, tissue), like in pneumonia.

It decreases when air or fluid blocks transmission (pneumothorax, pleural effusion)

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What indicates Respiratory distress?

Substernal intercostal retractions

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What is airway resistance?

The pressure difference between the mouth and alveoli

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What is JVD?

IAn increase in right atrial pressure due to pulmonary hypertension and left ventricular failure

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What does JVD indicate?

Increase pressure in the vena cavas

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Green, foul smelling sputum indicates?

Pseudomonas infection

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Patient comes in with hypothermia how would their O2 consumption present?

Increased O2 consumption

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If a patient has pneumonia the clear transmission of 99 indicates"?

Consolidation

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Factorys that influence inflatory patterns include?

Receptors, hering-breuer inflation relfex, pain, and anxiety

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What are the signs of hypothermia?

hypotension and disorientation

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When doing a examination on a COPD patient what would you see

Diminished breath sounds,

difficulty in taking deep breaths

Increased AP diameter (barrel chest)

hyperesonant due to air trapping

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What are the few sounds you would chart when ausculating?

Hyperesonance, Resonance, and Hyporesonance

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Hyperesonance indicates?

loud, booming percussion sound heard over areas with increased air in the lungs.

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Which patients would have Hyperesonance?

Emphysema / COPD, Pneumothorax, Acute asthma exacerbation

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Hyporesonance indicates?

a dull or reduced resonance sound heard on percussion, due to a decrease air in the tissues

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Which patients would have Hyporesonance?

Consolidation (e.g., pneumonia)

Atelectasis

Pleural effusion

Pulmonary fibrosis

Tumor or mass

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Which assesment is done to help assess fremitus?

Palpation (increased with secretions/tissues, decreased with

air), tenderness, respiratory muscle tone, and chest wall abnormalities.

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What structural changes can occur caused by trauma or diseases?

Atelectasis, pulmonary edema, pneumonia, bronchospasms, and obstructive diseases

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What is an obstructive diease?

Easy to get air in, hard to get it out

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What is a restrictive disease?

Hard to get air in, easy to get air out

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Why would a patient start pursed lip breathing?

decrease WOB

open their airways

improve airflow

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an increased V/Q ration indicates

destruction of pulomary blood vessels

increase ventilation

decreased CO

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Decrease V/Q ration indicates?

Restrictive lung disease, pneumonia, and hypoventilation

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when doing a cough assessment what do you look for?

Color

consistency

odor

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What conditions causes decrease lung volume?

Kyphoscoliosis and pneumonia

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What is venous admixture?

The mixing of deoxygenated blood and oxygenated blood that bypass the alveoli

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What is an anatomical shut

Blood that flows from the right side of the heart to the left side without contacting the alveoli

  • 4-6% of the blood is shunted normally in all individuals

  • caused by congenital heart defects

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when going into questioning a patient how would you question them?

Open-ended questions

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When interveiwing a patient what do you want to gather?

Subjective data

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Symptoms that causes tachypnea

Hypoxemua and hyperthermia

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Subjecive data vs objective data

Subjective: What the patient says/ feels

Objective: observed by the provider, measured, and verified