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NREMT Airway Management and Ventilation exam study guide latest verified A+NREMT Airway Management and Ventilation exam study guide latest verified A+ Airway management and ventilation are... - FIRST and MOST critical steps in assessment of every patient you encounter. Lower airway anatomy - trachea (C-shaped rings) bronchi (main stems) bronchioles (bronchiole rings)-have unique property: stimulated by drugs alveoli (perfusion takes place)-surfactant keeps them open lung parenchyma pleura (parietal and visceral) Upper airway anatomy - nose nasal cavity para-nasal sinus nasopharynx oropharynx laryngopharynx larynx Pediatric airway is different because... - smaller jaw larger tongue cricoid cartilage is narrowest part of airway epiglottis is rounder and floppier respiration is... - the exchange of gases between organisms and it's environment ventilation is.... - the mechanical process of moving air IN and OUT of the lungs Pulmonary Circulation is... - the perfusion of O2 and CO2 Diffusion... - movement of gas from an area of HIGHER CONCENTRATION to area of lower concentration Diffusion transfers gases between??? - LUNGS and BLOOD and BLOOD and PERIPHERAL TISSUES Normal arterial pressures - oxygen(PaO2)=100 torr Carbon dioxide(PaCO2)=35-45 avg.=40 SPO2 and ETCO2 - SPO2=94-100 ETCO2=40 Factors affecting O2 concentration in Blood... - decreased hemoglobin concentration inadequate alveolar ventilation decreased diffusion across pulmonary membrane, when diffusion distance increases, or pulmonary membrane changes Ventilation/perfusion mismatch occurs when portion of alveoli collapses Factors affecting CO2 concentrations in Blood... - Lowers CO2 levels are due to increased respiratory rates or deeper respiration or hyperventilation and Higher CO2 levels are caused by: fever, muscle exertion, shivering, or metabolic processes resulting in the formation of metabolic acids So, a pt. w/ a PaCO2 of 30 will be... - ALKALOTIC thus decreasing respiratory rate... Respiratory Rate - is INVOLUNTARY however can be VOLUNTARILY controlled. chemical and physical mechanisms provide involuntary impulses to correct breathing irregularities chemoreceptors are located in... - carotid bodies arch of the aorta and medulla baroreceptors in carotid artery - regulate BP stimulated by decreased PaCO2, increased PaCO2, and decreased PH Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)pH - primary control of respiratory center main respiratory center - medulla (neurons in medulla initiate impulses that produce respiration) apneustic center - assumes respiratory control if the medulla fails to initiate impluse pneumotaxic center - controls respiration Stretch receptors (HERING BREUER REFLEX) - prevents over expansion of the lungs Normal respiratory rates: - adults: 12-20 pedi: 18-24 infant: 40-60 airway obstruction caused by: - foreign bodies trauma laryngeal spasm edema aspiration MOST COMMON OBSTRUCTION: YOUR TONGUE... Respiratory system assessment: - is airway patent? is breathing adequate? look, listen, feel respiratory physical exam: - inspection (mouth, nose) skin color (flush, pale, blue) pt. position dyspnea modified form of respiration rate, pattern, mentation, auscultation listen at mouth and nose for adequate air movement stethoscope for normal or abnormal air movement auscultation anterior and posterior kussmaul's respirations - deep slow or rapid gasping (common in DKA) cheyne-stokes respirations - progressively deeper, faster, breathing and alternating gradually with shallow, slower, breathing (indication of brain stem injury) agonal respirations - shallow slow or infrequent (indicating brain anoxia) disruption in ventilation caused by - nervous system trauma

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Airway management and ventilation are... -
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kid FIRST and MOST critical steps in assessment of every patient you encounter.
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Lower airway anatomy - trachea (C-shaped rings)
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bronchi (main stems) kid kid




bronchioles (bronchiole rings)-have unique property: stimulated by drugs
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alveoli (perfusion takes place)-surfactant keeps them open
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lung parenchyma
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pleura (parietal and visceral)
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Upper airway anatomy - nose
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nasal cavity
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para-nasal sinus kid




nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopharynx
larynx
Pediatric airway is different because... - smaller jaw
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larger tongue kid




cricoid cartilage is narrowest part of airway
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epiglottis is rounder and floppier
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respiration is... - kid kid




kid the exchange of gases between organisms and it's environment
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,ventilation is.... - kid kid




kid the mechanical process of moving air IN and OUT of the lungs
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Pulmonary Circulation is... - the perfusion of O2 and CO2
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Diffusion... - kid




kid movement of gas from an area of HIGHER CONCENTRATION to area of low
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er concentration
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Diffusion transfers gases between??? - LUNGS and BLOOD
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and
BLOOD and PERIPHERAL TISSUES
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Normal arterial pressures - oxygen(PaO2)=100 torr
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Carbon dioxide(PaCO2)=35-45 avg.=40
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SPO2 and ETCO2 - SPO2=94-100
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ETCO2=40
Factors affecting O2 concentration in Blood... -
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decreased diffusion across pulmonary membrane, when diffusion distance inc
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reases, or pulmonary membrane changes
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Ventilation/perfusion mismatch occurs when portion of alveoli collapses kid kid kid kid kid kid kid




Factors affecting CO2 concentrations in Blood... -
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kid Lowers CO2 levels are due to increased respiratory rates or deeper respirati
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on or hyperventilation
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Higher CO2 levels are caused by: fever, muscle exertion, shivering, or metab
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olic processes resulting in the formation of metabolic acids
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, So, a pt. w/ a PaCO2 of 30 will be... -
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kid ALKALOTIC thus decreasing respiratory rate...
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Respiratory Rate - is INVOLUNTARY however can be VOLUNTARILY controlled.
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chemical and physical mechanisms provide involuntary impulses to correct br
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eathing irregularities kid




chemoreceptors are located in... - carotid bodies kid kid kid kid kid kid




arch of the aorta
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and medulla
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baroreceptors in carotid artery - regulate BP kid kid kid kid kid kid




stimulated by decreased PaCO2, increased PaCO2, and decreased PH
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Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF)pH - primary control of respiratory center
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main respiratory center - medulla
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(neurons in medulla initiate impulses that produce respiration)
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apneustic center - kid kid




kid assumes respiratory control if the medulla fails to initiate impluse
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pneumotaxic center - controls respiration kid kid kid kid




Stretch receptors (HERING BREUER REFLEX) -
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kid prevents over expansion of the lungs
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Normal respiratory rates: - adults: 12-20
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pedi: 18-24 kid




infant: 40-60 kid




airway obstruction caused by: - foreign bodies
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trauma
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