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structures that aid breathing - correct answer-diaphragm, intercostal muscles, nerves of brain and spinal cord that innervate those muscles visceral tissue - correct answer-tissue that lines lungs parietal tissue - correct answer-lines inside of thoracic cavity mediastinum - correct answer-spac...

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  • April 10, 2024
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FISDAP
Airway
Exam
structures
that
aid
breathing
-
correct
answer-diaphragm,
intercostal
muscles,
nerves
of
brain
and
spinal
cord
that
innervate
those
muscles
visceral
tissue
-
correct
answer-tissue
that
lines
lungs
parietal
tissue
-
correct
answer-lines
inside
of
thoracic
cavity
mediastinum
-
correct
answer-space
between
lungs
surrounded
by
tough
connective
tissue;
contains
the
heart,
great
vessels,
esophagus,
trachea,
major
bronchi,
and
many
nerves
phrenic
nerves
-
correct
answer-originates
from
3rd,
4th,
and
5th
cervical
nerves;
innervates
diaphragm
muscle
allowing
it
to
contract
air
enters
the
body...
-
correct
answer-because
negative
pressure
is
created
when
thoracic
cavity
enlarges
due
to
contraction
of
diaphragm
and
intercostal
muscles
partial
pressure
-
correct
answer-term
used
to
describe
amount
of
air
dissolved
in
fluids,
such
as
blood
partial
pressure
of
oxygen
in
air
within
alveoli
-
correct
answer-104
mm
Hg
CO2
enters
alveoli
from
blood
causes
partial
pressure
-
correct
answer-40
mm
Hg
tidal
volume
-
correct
answer-amount
of
air
(mL)
that
is
moved
into
or
out
of
lungs
during
one
breath
residual
volume
-
correct
answer-amount
of
air
remains
in
lungs
after
maximal
expiration
alveolar
ventilation
-
correct
answer-volume
of
air
that
reaches
alveoli;
calculated
by
subtracting
amount
of
dead
space
air
from
tidal
volume
minute
volume
-
correct
answer-amount
of
air
moved
in
1
minute;
calculated
by
multiplying
tidal
volume
and
breathing
rate
alveolar
minute
volume
-
correct
answer-volume
of
air
moved
in
1
minute
minus
dead
space;
multiply
tidal
volume
(minus
dead
space)
and
breathing
rate
vital
capacity
-
correct
answer-amount
of
air
that
can
be
forcibly
expelled
from
lungs
after
breathing
as
deeply
as
possible
dead
space
-
correct
answer-portion
of
tidal
volume
that
does
not
reach
alveoli
and
does
not
participate
gas
exchange recovery
position
-
correct
answer-used
to
help
maintain
airway
in
UNCONSCIOUS
and
uninjured
patient
breathing
on
own
oxygen
toxicity
-
correct
answer-damage
to
cellular
tissue
due
to
excessive
oxygen
levels
in
blood
oxygen
devices
-
correct
answer-nasal
cannula:
1-6
L/min,
24%-44%
NRB
mask
with
reservoir:
10-15
L/min,
up
to
99%
bag-mask
with
reservoir:
15
L/min,
nearly
100%
atelectasis
-
correct
answer-collapsed
alveoli
pulmonary
edema
-
correct
answer-fluid
build
up
within
alveoli
and
lung
tissue
between
alveoli
and
pulmonary
capillaries
usually
result
of
congestive
heart
failure
asthma
-
correct
answer-wheezing
on
inspiration/expiration
bronchospasm
anaphalaxis
-
correct
answer-flushed
skin
or
hives
(urticaria)
generalized
edema
decreased
BP
(hypotension)
laryngeal
edema
with
dyspnea
wheezing
or
stridor
hay
fever
-
correct
answer-allergic
rhinitis
causes
cold-like
symptoms
hyperventilation
-
correct
answer-rapid
breathing
to
point
that
level
of
arterial
carbon
dioxide
falls
below
normal
acidosis
(hyperventilation)
-
correct
answer-buildup
of
excess
acid
in
blood
or
body
tissue
that
results
from
primary
illness
alkalosis
(hyperventilation)
-
correct
answer-buildup
of
excess
base
(lack
of
acids)
in
body
fluids
normal
breathing
-
correct
answer-vesicular
breath
sounds
&
bronchial
breath
sounds
decreased,
absent,
or
abnormal
breath
sounds
-
correct
answer-adventitious
breath
sounds
wheezing
-
correct
answer-indicates
constriction/inflammation
in
bronchus;
high-pitched,
almost
musical/whistling
sound
on
exhalation
crackles
-
correct
answer-formerly
called
rales;
crackling
or
bubbling
sound;
high-pitched
known
as
fine
crackles;
low-pitched
known
as
coarse
crackles
on
inspiration
rhonchi
-
correct
answer-low-pitched
rattling
sounds

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