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ARDS stands for?
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Acute respiratory distress syndrome
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ARDS is a clinical response to a significan _____ damage
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Bodily
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ARDS is know as STIFF ________
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Lungs
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ARDS is the sudden often severe lung inflammation. It usually involves ______ lungs
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Both
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The _________ of the lungs cause a scarring of the lungs
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Inflammation
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ARDS is when hypoxia that persists even when ________% of oxygen is adminstered
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100
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The decreased ___________ compliance is what makes the lungs feel stiff
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Pulmonary
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ARDS is a non- _________ issue
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Cardiac
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A dense pulmonary infiltrated are seen on __________
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x-ray
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Acute lung injury which damages the alveolar capillary membrane and lungs become _________
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Fibrotic
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When atelectasis occurs, the _______ become less compliant which makes for impaired gas exchangeq
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Lungs
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Refactory hypoxemia develops which makes the ARDS resistant to ___________ even with supplemental oxygen
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Improvement
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When Metabolic Acidosis occurs it leads to multiple ________ system dysfunction
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Organ
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Response to ____ physical or toxic injury to the lungs can cause ARDS...ex:
Chest Trauma Crushing Injury Inhalation injury Toxic or gastric aspiration |
Direct
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Physiologica response to an ______ lung injury can cause ARDS...ex:
Sepsis Severe Hemorrhage Drug OVerdoses |
Indirect
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ARDS occurs ___-____ hours post initial injury
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24-48hrs
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Early manifestations of ARDS is Dyspnea, tachypnea and ________
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Anxiety
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S&S of ARDS:
Increased RR and use of accessory muscles Increased Cyanosis Decreased lung complaince Continued respiratory failure results in mental ________ |
Confusion
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Younger and healther patients will experience less _____ with lower mortality
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Damage
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Always monitor patients with ARDS for symptoms of respiratory _________
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Failure
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