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dyspnea
-Sensation of not being able to get enough air
orthopnea
dyspnea upon lying down RELATED TO LHF
blood return to heart increases upon lying ddown. compromised LV cant pump it forward, so it flows back into lungs
-PAROXYSMAL NOCTURNAL DYSPNEA
-Waking up at night feeling SOB same reason as orthopnea
hypoventilation/BRADYpnea
sub 12 resp rate
neuromuscular and/or central nerv syst problems such as increaed pressure on resp centers from intercranial breathing
hypoventilation causes
-HYPERventilation/ TACHYpnea
RR above 20/min
air hunger: need for more oxygen due to pulmonary issue
fight or flight/anxiety
causes of hyperventilation
hypopnea
shallow breathing
hyperpnea
-increased depth (tidal volume) of respirations
apnea
no respirations at all
hemoptysis
coughing up of blood, can result from local infection/inflamm of bronchi: bronchitis, pneumonia, TB, cancer, or PULMONARY EDEMA
respiratory distress
-Patient complaining of dyspnea, RR 32, SO2 91% using intercostals to breathe are S&S of________
respiratory failure
patient can no longer breath adequately. SO2 & PO2 very low with high PCO2