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acute respiratory failure
respiratory system unable to meet 02 demand or eliminate CO2
PaO2 < or = 50
PaCO2 > or = 50 & pH < or = 7.3
acute respiratory failure
pH low and bicarb normal
kidneys are not compensating for chronically increased CO2
chronic respiratory failure
pH low and bicarb is high
kidneys retain bicarb to compensate for chronically high CO2
types of acute respiratory failure
hypercapnic/hypoxemic vent. failure
hypoxemic/oxygen failure
combination failure
hypercapnic/hypoxemic vent. failure
alveolar hypoventilation
increased CO2, low or normal O2 = ventilation problem
defect in medulla
mechanical abnormality of lungs/chest wall
impaired fx of respiratory muscles
neuromuscular disease
hypoventilation with abnormal/diseased lung
hypoxemic/oxygen failure
ventilation adequate but cannot oxygenate pulmonary blood
low O2, normal of low CO2
causes of hypoxemic/oxygen failure
shunting - alveolar collapse, consolidated alveoli
V/Q mismatch
breathing air too low in O2
combination failure
oxygenation and ventilatory failure
hypercapnia and hypoxemia
diseased/abnormal lungs
neurological manifestation of acute respiratory failure
signs of hypoxia - restless, anxious, irritable
signs of hypercapnia - CNS depressant - CO2 = vasodilatory, headaches, lethargy, stupor, coma
cardio manifestations of acute respiratory failure
early - SNS - tachycardia, arhythmias, +contractililty, +BP, diaphoretic
late - depression of CNS- cyanosis
respiratory manifestation of acute respiratory failure
signs of distress - increased Rapid shallow breathing index
need to sit to breathe
accessory muscles/nasal flaring
unable to speak
pursed lip breathinf
renal man. of acute respiratory failure
ATN
GI man of acute respiratory failure
ischemia
ulcers
illeus
diagnosis of acute respiratory failure
ABGs
chest x-ray
management of acute respiratory failure
oxygen therapy - goal to increased PaO2 >60, normal pH, O2 sat >90
augmented cough
CO2 normal for pt.
drug therapy
bronchodilators and steroids