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NUR 203 Respiratory + Mental HealthExam B/G
Physiological process for successful gas exchange - correct answer 1) mechanics: chest rise and
fall, diaphragm moves up and down
2) vascular movement: blood flow to lungs is adequate
abnormal accumulation of fluid in the interstitial spaces and alveoli of the lungs - correct
answer pulmonary edema
etiology of pulmonary edema - correct answer L. ventricular failure (MI, Cardiomyopathy, etc)
Renal Failure
Mitral Stenosis
Rapid administration of IV fluids
why does renal failure cause pulmonary edema - correct answer filters not working, not pulling
fluid off
why does rapid administration of IV fluids cause pulmonary edema - correct answer cause
baroreceptors in vessels to act up
if we hear wheezing, what is it usually related to?
EXs? - correct answer 1. foreign body
2. tightened airway- constriction
Ex: Asthma, Inhalation burn, PNA with tenacious secretions
how do we treat asthma - correct answer need steroids
how do we treat secretions - correct answer need fluids
What does rhonchi sound like and what is it usually related to? - correct answer musical, junky
sounds
related to infectious/inflammatory process
what do we do for rhochi - correct answer TCDB, encourage forceful cough
what is coarse crackles - correct answer a lot of crackles
what do crackles/rales sound like, where do we hear them and why? - correct answer Sounds
like rubbing hair. Represents fluid in tissue of lungs, does not clear with cough.
Hear 1st at bases posterior because head is up, fluid settles at bases.
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On a CXR we see a white area on upper L lobe, what is it? - correct answer NOT fluid, fluid is
heavy and will fall- this will be secretions or a mass
clinical manifestations of pulmonary edema - correct answer agitation
disorientation
increasing respiratory distress, dyspnea, cyanosis
tachycardia
crackles (rales)
cold, clammy skin
pink, frothy sputum
tachypnea
orthopnea
What does BMP look at?
Why? - correct answer look at K because diuretics given
Why do we get a CBC? - correct answer H/H to see our O2 carrying capacity
Diagnostics/Labs for pulmonary edema - correct answer CXR
ABGs
BMP
CBC
BNP
What does a BNP show us - correct answer Corresponds with left ventricular pressure.
Elevated levels correspond with degree of heart failure.
Cardiogenic or noncardiogenic
noncardiogenic has... - correct answer normal BNP
normal PAWP because not r/t back up
If we have a high BNP r/t L ventricular failure, what do we give - correct answer dobutamine
cardiogenic pulmonary edema is related to - correct answer PAWP- how much fluid volume at
pulmonary bed
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For cardiogenic, we must.. - correct answer decrease afterload because of resistance, prevent
fluid backing up- this does not help non cardiogenic
to get rid of pulmonary edema we must.. - correct answer give diuretics to decrease preload
medical management for pulmonary edema - correct answer correct underlying disorder
#1 priority- oxygen
Diuretics
Morphine
Vasodilators
Dobutamine
Digoxin
Milrinone
What does morphine do for patients with pulmonary edema?
What do we critically evaluate when giving it? - correct answer Afterload and preload reducer,
decreases WOB
relieve anxiety
evaluate RR
Nursing management for pulmonary edema - correct answer assist with intubation
administer O2
elevate HOB- high fowlers: allows for full expansion, fluid lower to optimize upper airway
psych support
monitor hemodynamics: PAWP, CVP
Vital signs- may get every minute
strict I/O
chemical and physical restraints for intubation - correct answer Pancuronium
Rocuronium
Propofol
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Dexmedetomidine
what are the names of the 2 paralytics - correct answer Pancuronium
Rocuronium
nursing considerations for paralytic - correct answer give so they don't extubate themselves
and allows patient to relax
names of the 2 sedatives - correct answer propofol- short acting
Dexmedetomidine- preferred if weaning from vent, not profound respiratory depressant
s/s of pain with patient on paralytic - correct answer increased bp
increased hr
diaphoretic
If area of CXR is whited out - correct answer something is there (pulmonary edema) and we
will hear crackles
triggers next breath - correct answer CO2, lungs expanding with negative pressure
rising steady CO2 causes - correct answer brain becomes desensitized to CO2
brain senses increased CO2 - correct answer does not listen, brain listens to decreased O2
Pink puffer COPD emphysema - correct answer pink/rosy
difficulty decreasing CO2
can cause pulmonary edema - correct answer profoundly hypoxic
causes because of cell wall permeability
decreased pulmonary compliance causes - correct answer stiff lungs
ARDS symptoms - correct answer Dyspnea
decreased surfactant
PaO2/FiO2 decreased
decreased pulmonary compliance
non-cardiac, bilateral pulmonary edema
dense pulmonary infiltrates on CXR
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