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Common cold - correct answerso virus o Absence of fever o Mild symptoms o Sneezing, headaches, fatigue, nasal discharge Allergic/Seasonal Rhinitis - correct answerso Upper airways responding to irritant o S/S: nasal congestion, sneezing, stuffiness, watery eyes Sinusitis - correct answerso Lining of sinus cavity becomes inflamed o Cause § Bacteria § Virus o Dangerous! § In untreated, causative agents can move up sinus passages into brain Pharyngitis - correct answerso Throat infection o Cause § Bacteria § Virus o S/S: sneezing. runny nose. headache. cough. fatigue. body aches. chills. fever (a low-grade fever with a cold and higher-grade fever with the flu) Influenza - correct answerso Infection o Passes by droplets o Fever, body aches, myalgia, respiratory component COPD - correct answers• Cigarette smoking • Bronchioles become thick and edematous • Defense mechanisms destroyed • Constant irritation and inflammation of lower respiratory tract • Results in o Air trapped in lungs o Lungs overinflated o Increased energy to move air Emphysema - correct answers• Abnormal distension of the lungs with air o Loss of elastic tissue in lungs o Alveolar hyperinflation w collapse on expiration o Breakdown of alveolar walls • Cause: tobacco use • S/S o Dyspnea on exertion o Weight loss o Swelling in extremities o Bluish color of skin o Chest pain o Wheezing Chronic Bronchitis - correct answers• Irreversible inflammation of airways o Mucous secretion o Edema o Poor inflammatory defenses • S/S o Chronic, deep productive cough • Tobacco use contributing factor • Risk for o Acute bronchitis o Pneumonia Asthma - correct answers• Bronchospasm, inflammation, and hyperactive airways • Intrinsic or extrinsic • s/s o bronchoconstriction à wheezing • pharmacotherapy dependent on classification Acute bronchitis - correct answers• cause: virus, bacteria, or chemical irritant • s/s o fever o productive cough o purulent mucus • Tx o Bronchodilators o Expectorants o Antibiotics • Course: short; 2-4 days Pneumonia - correct answers• Inflammation of the lungs • Cause: bacterial, viral, aspiration • S/s o Difficulty breathing o Fever o Productive cough o Shortness of breath o Chest pain cystic fibrosis - correct answers• Hereditary disease • Affects exocrine glands • Flawed protein cause o Lacks phenylalanine • Causes: o Dehydration of mucus o Abnormally thick, sticky, and concentrated secretions o Accumulates in lungs, plugging up bronchi and making breathing difficult • Results in o Chronic respiratory infections • Manifestations o Chronic cough o Recurrent pneumonia o Progressive loss of lung function

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NSG 322 Respiratory Exam With 100%
Correct Answers Grade A Certified
Common cold - correct answerso virus
o Absence of fever
o Mild symptoms
o Sneezing, headaches, fatigue, nasal discharge

Allergic/Seasonal Rhinitis - correct answerso Upper airways responding to irritant
o S/S: nasal congestion, sneezing, stuffiness, watery eyes

Sinusitis - correct answerso Lining of sinus cavity becomes inflamed

o Cause
§ Bacteria
§ Virus

o Dangerous!
§ In untreated, causative agents can move up sinus passages into brain

Pharyngitis - correct answerso Throat infection
o Cause
§ Bacteria
§ Virus
o S/S: sneezing.
runny nose.
headache.
cough.
fatigue.
body aches.
chills.
fever (a low-grade fever with a cold and higher-grade fever with the flu)

Influenza - correct answerso Infection
o Passes by droplets
o Fever, body aches, myalgia, respiratory component

COPD - correct answers· Cigarette smoking

· Bronchioles become thick and edematous

· Defense mechanisms destroyed

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· Constant irritation and inflammation of lower respiratory tract

· Results in
o Air trapped in lungs
o Lungs overinflated
o Increased energy to move air

Emphysema - correct answers· Abnormal distension of the lungs with air
o Loss of elastic tissue in lungs
o Alveolar hyperinflation w collapse on expiration
o Breakdown of alveolar walls

· Cause: tobacco use

· S/S
o Dyspnea on exertion
o Weight loss
o Swelling in extremities
o Bluish color of skin
o Chest pain
o Wheezing

Chronic Bronchitis - correct answers· Irreversible inflammation of airways
o Mucous secretion
o Edema
o Poor inflammatory defenses

· S/S
o Chronic, deep productive cough

· Tobacco use contributing factor

· Risk for
o Acute bronchitis
o Pneumonia

Asthma - correct answers· Bronchospasm, inflammation, and hyperactive airways

· Intrinsic or extrinsic

· s/s
o bronchoconstriction à wheezing

· pharmacotherapy dependent on classification

Acute bronchitis - correct answers· cause: virus, bacteria, or chemical irritant

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