513 Chronic Health Lecture 21/02/2013

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ASTHMATICUS

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SEVERE AND LIFE THREATENING ASTHMA ATTACK PROGRESSIVELY WORSENING

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WITH ASTHMATICUS WHAT NEEDS TO HAPPEN (3)

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1. ENDOTRACHEAL INTUBATION
2. MECHANICAL VENTILATION
3. AGGRESSIVE DRUG TREATMENT

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WHICH DISEASE IS THE RESULT OF TOO MUCH CORTISOL

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CUSHING SYNDROME

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ANOTHER WORD FOR COLLAPSE LUNG

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ATELECTASIS (AT E LEC TA SIS)

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WHAT IS A COLLECTION OF AIR IN THE SPACE AROUND THE LUNG CALLED

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PNEUMOTHORAX

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A HIGH CONCENTRATION OF CARBON DIOXIDE IN THE BLOOD

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HYPERCAPNIA

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HEART DISEASE IN RIGHT VENTRICLE

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COR PULMONALE

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WHEN SOMEONE HAS COR PULMONALE WHAT ARE THEIR SYMPTOMS (4)

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1. SHORTNESS OF BREATH
2. FAINT
3. CHEST PAIN
4. SWELLING OF FEET/ANKLES

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ABNORMALLY HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE IN THE ARTERIES OF THE LUNGS

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PULMONARY HYPERTENSION

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INSUFFICIENT OXYGENATION OF ARTERIAL BLOOD

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HYPOXEMIA

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IS AN ENZYME THAT BEGINS PROTEIN CATABOLISM

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PROTEASE

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ALSO REFERRED TO AS PROTEASE

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PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES

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IS A PROTEASE INHIBITOR, IN ITS ABSENCE THE LUNGS ELASTICITY BREAKS DOWN CAUSING EMPHYSEMA OR COPD

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A ANTITYRSIN

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WITH EMPHYSEMA WHAT IS DAMEAGED

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SEVERE LUNG DISEASE IN WHICH ALVEOLI IS DAMAGED

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WHAT ARE 4 DISEASES UNDER THESE ACRYNYMS COPD COAD COLD

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1. EMPHYSEMA
2. CHRONIC BRONCHITIS
3. BRONCHIECTESIS
4. ASTHMA

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WHAT IS A CONTAGIOUS INFECTION OF LUNGS THAT CAN SPREAD TO OTHER ORGANS

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PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS

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OXYGEN DEFICIENCY IN TISSUE

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HYPOXIA

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COPD TREATMENT (9)

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1. TIOTROPIUM
2. OXYGEN THERAPY
3. BETA AGONIST
4. BRONCHODILATORS
5. ANTI INFLAMMATORY
6. PROTEIN THERAPY
7. PULMONARY REHAB
8. NUTRITION
9. SURGERY

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SA REFERS TO

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STATUS ASTHMATICUS

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ASTHMA TREATMENT (4)

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1. NEBULIZES
2. STEROID
3. ORAL PREDNISONE
4. SIT UP

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NURSING CARE FOR EMPHYSEMA (4)

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1. PHYSIO
2. ORO PHARYNGEAL SUCTION
3. ALLEVIATING PAIN
4. ALLEVIATING FATIGUE AND LETHARGY

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PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS NURSING ASSESSMENT SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE (2)(1)

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SUBJECTIVE
1. COMPLAINTS OF LOSS OF MUSCLE STRENGTH
2. WEIGHT LOSS
OBJECTIVE
1. SPUTUM AMOUNT, COLOUR AND CHARACTERISTICS

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PATIENT EDUCATION WITH PULMONARY TB (3)

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1. COVER NOSE AND MOUTH WHEN COUGHING
2. TAKE MEDICATION
3. INFO ON THE DISEASE

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PULMONARY TB PROGNOSIS (3)

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1. LONG TERM TREATMENT. 50% NOT COMPLIANT
2. HIV AND TB 4-14 WEEKS UNTIL DEATH
3. DISEASE CAN SURVIVE 50 YEARS IN HUMAN TISSUE

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LUNG CANCER NURSING ASSESSMENT SUBJECTIVE AND OBJECTIVE (4)(2)

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SUBJECTIVE
1. CHRONIC COUGH AND HOARSENESS
2. WEIGHT LOSS
3. FATIGUE
4. HISTORY OF CIGARETTE SMOKING
OBJECTIVE
1. ASSESS COUGH
2. ASSESS SPUTUM

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LUNG CANCER PATIENT EDUCATION (3)

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1. EFFECTIVE DEEP BREATHING
2. MAINTAIN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
3. HIGH ENERGY HIGH PROTEIN DIET

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LUNG CANCER PROGNOSIS

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10%-15% LIVE 5 YEARS OR LONGER

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HYPOXIA NURSING PLAN (6)

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1. STAY WITH PATIENT AND REASSURE
2. CALL RN OR DOCTOR
3. PUT IN UPRIGHT POSITION
4. O2 AS ORDERED
5. MONITOR FOR CONFUSION AND RESPONSE TO TREATMENT
6. DOCUMENT

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DIAGNOSTIC TESTS FOR BREATHING DIFFICULTIES (9)

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1. SPUTUM CYTOLOGY
2. PEAK FLOW MONITORING
3. CHEST X-RAY
4. PULSE OXIMETRY
5. BLOOD GAS ANALYSIS
6. THORACENTESIS
7. LUNG SCAN
8. LUNG CULTURES
9. BRONCHOSCOPY