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NUR 228 - Pulmonary Physiology Questions & 100% Correct Answers

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What is dyspnea? ~~> difficulty breathing (SOB, labored breathing, "air hunger") What are some causes of dyspnea? ~~> asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease, heart failure, pneumonia, psychiatric problems, choking, airway obstruction What is clubbing? ~~> tips of fingernails enl...

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NUR 228 - Pulmonary Physiology Questions
& 100% Correct Answers
What is dyspnea?

✓ ~~> difficulty breathing (SOB, labored breathing, "air hunger")




What are some causes of dyspnea?

✓ ~~> asthma, COPD, interstitial lung disease, heart failure, pneumonia,

psychiatric problems, choking, airway obstruction




What is clubbing?

✓ ~~> tips of fingernails enlarge, the nail curves around




What causes clubbing?

✓ ~~> low oxygen levels in the body




Is clubbing chronic or acute?

✓ ~~> results from chronic low oxygen levels, over a number of years




Does a large alveolus have low or high collapsing pressure?




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✓ ~~> low




Does a small alveolus have low or high collapsing pressure?

✓ ~~> high




Does a small alveolus with surfactant have low or high collapsing pressure?

✓ ~~> low




T/F Inspiration is a passive process

✓ ~~> false; active (muscles contract)




T/F expiration is a passive process

✓ ~~> true; muscles relax




What happens to the diaphragm during inhalation and exhalation?

✓ ~~> inhalation: diaphragm curves down

exhalation: diaphragm is more flat and smaller




What is elastic recoil?




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