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Terms in this set (322)
accumulation of fluid in the
Ascites abdomen caused by LIVER
FAILURE
, -occurs with CHF
Venous
-seen with obstructive patients
distention
(seen in exhalation phase)
-indication of peripheral
Capillary refill circulation
-Normal < 3 seconds
Jaundice skin -increase in bilirubin.
color -mostly in face and trunk
-decreased respiratory rate
Bradypnea
(<12bpm) variable depth and
(oligopnea)
irregular rhythm
-increased rate, depth, with
Hyperpnea
regular rhythm
-gradually increasing then
decreasing rate and depth in a
cycle lasting from 30 - 180
Cheyne-Stokes secs, with apnea up to 60 secs
-increased ICP, meningitis,
overdose
, -increased rate and depth with
irregular periods of apnea
Biots
-CNS problem, head/brain
injury
-increased rate, depth, irregular
rhythm, breathing sounds
Kussmaul's
labored
-Raspy voice
prolonged gasping inspiration
followed by extremely short,
insufficient expiration
Apneustic
-respiratory center problems,
trauma, tumor
muscle atrophy/loss of muscle
cachectic
tone
, -chest moves inward during
inspiratory efforts instead of
outward
retractions
-blocked airway in adults =
INTUBATE
-RDS in infants
-dry, non-productive cough
may indicate tumor in the lungs
Character of
or asthma
cough
-productive cough may indicate
infection
-short receding mandible (chin)
evidence of -enlarged tongue (macroglossia)
difficult airway -bull neck
-limited neck range-of-motion
-pulse/blood pressure varies
with respiration. may indicate
pulsus
severe air trapping (status
paradoxus
asthmaticus or cardiac
tamponade)
2025 COMPLETE QUESTIONS
AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS|ACTUAL EXAM|
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS WITH
RATIONALES/ALREADY GRADED
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Terms in this set (322)
accumulation of fluid in the
Ascites abdomen caused by LIVER
FAILURE
, -occurs with CHF
Venous
-seen with obstructive patients
distention
(seen in exhalation phase)
-indication of peripheral
Capillary refill circulation
-Normal < 3 seconds
Jaundice skin -increase in bilirubin.
color -mostly in face and trunk
-decreased respiratory rate
Bradypnea
(<12bpm) variable depth and
(oligopnea)
irregular rhythm
-increased rate, depth, with
Hyperpnea
regular rhythm
-gradually increasing then
decreasing rate and depth in a
cycle lasting from 30 - 180
Cheyne-Stokes secs, with apnea up to 60 secs
-increased ICP, meningitis,
overdose
, -increased rate and depth with
irregular periods of apnea
Biots
-CNS problem, head/brain
injury
-increased rate, depth, irregular
rhythm, breathing sounds
Kussmaul's
labored
-Raspy voice
prolonged gasping inspiration
followed by extremely short,
insufficient expiration
Apneustic
-respiratory center problems,
trauma, tumor
muscle atrophy/loss of muscle
cachectic
tone
, -chest moves inward during
inspiratory efforts instead of
outward
retractions
-blocked airway in adults =
INTUBATE
-RDS in infants
-dry, non-productive cough
may indicate tumor in the lungs
Character of
or asthma
cough
-productive cough may indicate
infection
-short receding mandible (chin)
evidence of -enlarged tongue (macroglossia)
difficult airway -bull neck
-limited neck range-of-motion
-pulse/blood pressure varies
with respiration. may indicate
pulsus
severe air trapping (status
paradoxus
asthmaticus or cardiac
tamponade)
