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Nursing Dx for Resp. dysfunction can be ? An outcome for this Dx could be ?
Ineffective Breathing Pattern r/t excessive or thick secretions secondary to pneumonia AEB RR 32, SaO2 88%, Pt will improve breathing patterns by end of shift AEB RR18-22, SaO2>92%
An RC for Resp. dysfunction could be ?
RC: Atelectasis
Interventions for Resp dysfunctions would include ?, ?
Teaching-quit smoking, avoid pollutants; Promote optimal function- Control anxiety, Nutrition, Vaccines, Pulmonary rehab.
Promote comfort for a pt with Resp dysfunctions by using ?, adequate ? per day, ? the air.
positioning, fluids(2-3L), humidify
Promote proper breathing by teaching ?, use ? spirometer(requires an order), use ? lip breathing and ? breathing
Deep breathing(2-3 deep breaths then a cough), incentive, purse, abdominal
Guaifanesing(robitusin) is a ? Codeine and Dextromethorphan(Robitussin DM) are cough ? Lozenges are local ?'s
Expectorant, suppressants, anesthetic
When using a Nsg DX use the broad Dx of ?or RC: ?
Innefective breathing pattern or RC:atelectasis
? drainage is used in combination with ? PT
Postural, chest
How would we know that a pt is not tolerating suctioning?
Pt pulls out O2 device, ↓SaO2 levels, watch RR for hyperventilation
Suction should be applied only on the way ? and it should last for ?-? seconds. We can only do down a persons throat ? times.
out, 10-15, 3
Respiratory Meds include ? which open up narrowed airways and ? which are anti-inflammatory and ? which inhibit histamines. A pt must get ?'s before ?'s so there is more ? area for it to be absorbed over.
Bronchodilaters, steroids, antihistamines, Bronchodilaters, steroids, surface
Bronchodilator meds for resp. include ?,?,?,?
Albuterol, Montelukas, theophylline, tiotropium(spiriva)
Steroid med for Resp include ?,?
budesonide, prednisone
Antihistamine meds for Resp include ?,?,?
diphehhydramine(Benadryl), Loratadine(Claratin), Cetrizine(Zyrtec)
Type of inhalers include ?,?,?
Nebulizer, MDI-Metered Dose Inhaler, Dry powder inhaler,
Spacer are used with Inhalers in order to ? the amt of meds that get into lungs. ?% get into lungs with a spacer compared to ?% without a spacer
increase, 21, 9
Supplemental O2 benefits include ↑ ? availability, reduces work of ?, decreases work of the ?
O2, breathing, heart
Risks of supplemental O2 include ?,?,?,?,?
Damages pulmonary tissue, Imparis stimulus to breathe(COPDers), Constricts retinal blood vessels, combustion, ↑infection
The therapeutic goal for supplemental O2 is Arterial pO2 of ?-? and Arterial pCO2 of ?-? Desired response includes Normal ?,?, A&O, and normal ?
80-100mmHg, 35-45mmHg, HR, RR, color