Daance module 2 study guide

Daance module 2 study guide Dysuria - Painful urination Polyuria - Frequent urination Hematuria - Blood in the urine How long should a patient refrain from eating or drinking prior to surgery? - Six hours ASA - American Society of anesthesiologist Class one risk - Patient has no organic physiological biochemical or psychiatric disturbances that should prevent them from having their operation done outpatient Class II - Patient has mild to moderate systemic disturbance including people who currently smoke Class III - Patient has severe systemic disturbances or disease Class IV - Patient has severe life-threatening systemic just order not always improvable Class V - Surgery is only performed in desperation patient has little chance of surviving and is moribund Mallampati classification - A visual analysis of the oral/oropharyngeal anatomy patient has asked to stick their tongue as far out as possible How long should a patient wait after they have had a myocardial infarction Before they have any elective surgery? - Six months Sinus dysrhythmia - Like normal sinus rhythm and but the rate is irregular Sinus bradycardia - Like normal sinus rhythm and but the rate is less than 60 bpm Sinus tachycardia - Normal sinus rhythm except the rate is over 100 bpm PAC premature atrial contraction - A short beat containing the PAC is usually followed by a longer be containing what is termed a compensatory pause it represents as an isolated firing of an act topic focus in the atria prior to the regular firing of the SA node Supra ventricular tachycardia - Regular narrow complex tachycardia with the rate of 150 to 250 bpm Atrial fibrillation - There are rapid deflections of the baseline but no P waves Atrial flutter - There are usually several flutter waves preceding each QRS often in a ratio of three or four F waves per QRS Possible causes for atrial flutter - Valvular heart disease, acute MI, hypertension, congestive heart failure, or pulmonary disease. Three or more PVCs is considered the onset of what? - Ventricular tachycardia Ventricular tachycardia - There is a wide blunt wrap and waveform with no discernible he or T waves In asystole/pulseless electrical activity what are the hs and the ts - Hypovolemia hypoxia hydrogen ion hypo hyper kalemia hypoglycemia hypothermia. Toxins tamponade tension Pneumothorax thrombosis trauma Emphysema - Do you enlargement of the alveolar sacs in the lungs the scarring of the alveoli most common symptom is dyspnea or breathlessness Asthma - Increased secretions of the bronchioles patients with asthma experience more difficulty with expiration an inspiration Diabetes mellitus - A chronic disorder characterized by impaired metabolism of glucose resulting in elevated blood glucose levels called hyperglycemia Type one diabetic - Insulin-dependent diabetes Type two diabetic - Non-insulin-dependent diabetes Medications