respiratory assessment includes - ANS respiratory rate
respiratory effort/work of breathing/use of accessory muscles
breath sounds
mental status
ventilation - ANS physical process of moving air in and out of the lungs so that gas exchange can take place
inspiration - ANS...
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Answers respiratory
assessment
includes
-
ANS
respiratory
rate
respiratory
effort/work
of
breathing/use
of
accessory
muscles
breath
sounds
mental
status
ventilation
-
ANS
physical
process
of
moving
air
in
and
out
of
the
lungs
so
that
gas
exchange
can
take
place
inspiration
-
ANS
active
process
diaphragm
and
intercostal
muscles
contract
intrathoracic
pressure
decreases
chest
wall
expands
pulling
lungs
outward
air
rushes
into
the
lungs
exhalation
-
ANS
passive
process
diaphragm
and
intercostal
muscle
relax
thorax
returns
to
normal
size
pressure
in
the
chest
increases
allowing
air
to
flow
out
of
the
lungs
ventilation
measured
by
-
ANS
respiratory
rate
and
effort
capnography
arterial
co2
oxygenation
-
ANS
process
of
obtaining
oxygen
from
the
air
and
making
it
available
to
the
organs
and
tissues
of
the
body
oxygen
carried
through
the
blood
through
hemoglobin
o2
and
co2
move
back
and
forth
across
the
alveolar-capillary
membrane
by
diffusion
oxygenation
measured
by
-
ANS
color
pulse
oximetry
arterial
o2
upper
respiratory
-
ANS
tracheal
abnormalities
bronchospasm
anaphylaxis
obstructive
sleep
apnea lower
respiratory
-
ANS
bronchitis
asthma
copd
pneumonia
atelectasis
improving
air
flow
-
ANS
bronchodilation
removing
obstructions
supplemental
o2
bronchodilation
-
ANS
aerosolized
medications
(nebulizer)
dry
powder
inhaler
metered-dose
inhaler
removing
obstructions
-
ANS
coughing
and
deep
breathing
chest
pt
and
postural
drainage
supplemental
o2
-
ANS
nasal
cannula
simple
face
mask
venturi
mask
non-rebreather
mask
nasal
cannula
-
ANS
1-6
L/min
simple
face
mask
-
ANS
fiO2
40-60%
when
operated
at
6-10
L/min
venturi
mask
-
ANS
FiO2
24-50%
when
operated
at
3-8
L/min
non-rebreather
mask
-
ANS
fiO2
up
to
90%
when
operated
at
12-15
L/min
CPAP
-
ANS
continuous
positive
airway
pressure
provides
inspiratory
pressure
only
BiPap
-
ANS
bilevel
positive
airway
pressure
provides
inspiratory
and
expiratory
pressure
flutter/acapella
valve/cornet
-
ANS
used
to
break
up
secretions/mucous
through
pressure
and
vibrations
gives
positive
pressure
replacement
for
chest
physiotherapy
10
breaths/hour
encourage
coughing
afterwards
high
frequency
chest
wall
oscillation
device
-
ANS
known
as
chest
vest
used
for
cystic
fibrosis
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