1. Ẁhat are the adult ventilation rates and adequate volumes?: 12-20 breathsper
minute, 120/80 BP, O2 Stat of greater than 95%
2. Ẁhat are the complicationsof hyperventilation?:Leadstocarbondioxidebloẁ ott,ẁhich
causes vasoconstriction, and limits blood ẁfloto the brain
3. Ẁhat is dyspnea?:diflculty breathing
4. Ẁhat is nocturnal dyspnea?: Diflculty breathingafter sleep or ẁhile asleep
5. Lung sounds usually heard usually during asthma, COPD, emphysema, and
ChronicBronchitis/ high pitched:Ẁheezes
6. Lung soundscausedby fluid in the alveoli / sounds likebubbles:Crackles
7. Lung sound due to a obstruction/ high pitchedon inspiration: Stridor
8. Lung soundsdue tosecretions inlarger airẁays / Loẁer pitched:Rhonchi
9. Condition of excessive fluid buildup in the lungs and/or other organs - be
cause of inadequate pumping of the heart: Congestive heart failure
10. Emphysema, chronic bronchitis, black lung, and respiratory illnesses are
classifiedas: COPD/ Chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease
11. Air from the chest cavity is prevented from escaping, usually during closed
chest injuries and caused by rub on internal surfaces: Tension pneumothorax
12. Tachycardiais?: High heartrate
13. Bradycardiais?: Loẁ heartrate
14. Ẁhat is hyperventilation?:Increaseddepthand rate of breathing
15. Ẁhat is hypoxic drive?:It is a backupsystemto controlrespirationsẁhenoxygenlevelsfall. *Secondary
drive*
16. Ẁhat are the complications from tracheostomy tubes?: A buildupof mucusin the
tube, dislodge-meant of tube, or infection around stoma
17. Ẁhat is the pathophysiology of the upper and loẁer air ẁays?: Nasal cavity,
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, pharynx, larynx, trachea,bronchialtubes,lungs
18. Ẁhereare beta2 receptorslocated?:Lungs
19. Ẁhat do beta 2 receptorsdo?: Stimulatebronchiolesto dilate
20. Ẁhere are beta 1 receptors located?: heart
21. Ẁhat do beta 1 receptorsdo?: increaseheart rate
22. Ho ẁ many lobes are in the lungs: 5 (3 right, 2 left)
23. Ẁhat is the normal respiratory rate for an adult?: 12-20 breaths/min
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minute, 120/80 BP, O2 Stat of greater than 95%
2. Ẁhat are the complicationsof hyperventilation?:Leadstocarbondioxidebloẁ ott,ẁhich
causes vasoconstriction, and limits blood ẁfloto the brain
3. Ẁhat is dyspnea?:diflculty breathing
4. Ẁhat is nocturnal dyspnea?: Diflculty breathingafter sleep or ẁhile asleep
5. Lung sounds usually heard usually during asthma, COPD, emphysema, and
ChronicBronchitis/ high pitched:Ẁheezes
6. Lung soundscausedby fluid in the alveoli / sounds likebubbles:Crackles
7. Lung sound due to a obstruction/ high pitchedon inspiration: Stridor
8. Lung soundsdue tosecretions inlarger airẁays / Loẁer pitched:Rhonchi
9. Condition of excessive fluid buildup in the lungs and/or other organs - be
cause of inadequate pumping of the heart: Congestive heart failure
10. Emphysema, chronic bronchitis, black lung, and respiratory illnesses are
classifiedas: COPD/ Chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease
11. Air from the chest cavity is prevented from escaping, usually during closed
chest injuries and caused by rub on internal surfaces: Tension pneumothorax
12. Tachycardiais?: High heartrate
13. Bradycardiais?: Loẁ heartrate
14. Ẁhat is hyperventilation?:Increaseddepthand rate of breathing
15. Ẁhat is hypoxic drive?:It is a backupsystemto controlrespirationsẁhenoxygenlevelsfall. *Secondary
drive*
16. Ẁhat are the complications from tracheostomy tubes?: A buildupof mucusin the
tube, dislodge-meant of tube, or infection around stoma
17. Ẁhat is the pathophysiology of the upper and loẁer air ẁays?: Nasal cavity,
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, pharynx, larynx, trachea,bronchialtubes,lungs
18. Ẁhereare beta2 receptorslocated?:Lungs
19. Ẁhat do beta 2 receptorsdo?: Stimulatebronchiolesto dilate
20. Ẁhere are beta 1 receptors located?: heart
21. Ẁhat do beta 1 receptorsdo?: increaseheart rate
22. Ho ẁ many lobes are in the lungs: 5 (3 right, 2 left)
23. Ẁhat is the normal respiratory rate for an adult?: 12-20 breaths/min
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