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Normal sinus rhythm
60-100 P waves same throughout, from SA node
RR & PP intervals btw beats the same
Cardiac Index
take CO & divide by BSA-L/min
Stroke volume
left ventricle-1 contraction
Preload
ventrical stretching by pressure after filled-usually left
Afterload
tension to contract-usually left ventrical-
Frank=Starling's Law
preload - more bl. during diastole-more bl. ejected during systole
P wave

QRS wave

T wave
atria

ventricles

heart at rest
Sa node

P wave
pacemaker

elec. impulse in atria
AV nodes

PR interval
delay btw atria/ventricles

AV node delay=repolarization
Purkinje fibers
ventricular myocardium
QRS complex
stimulate contraction

elect.act. in ventricular myocardium
Ventricular repolarization

T wave
last event- repola. of ventricles
ventilation

Perfusion
VQ
airflow

blood flow (capillary)

both in & out of alveoli
together =gas exchange
Ventilation/Perfusion inequality
when VQ is not equal in alveoli
result of VQ inequality
lowers PO2 in systemic arterial bl. higher in alveoli
residual volume
cannot be measured by spirometry
Functional Residual capicity
FRC
cannot be measured by spirometry-
Vital Capacity

Total lung capacity (TLC)
Max. vol of inhalation & expiration

vol after max inspiration-sum of 4 lobes-cannot be measured/spirometry
Hyponatremia
NV,headache,anorexia,confusion, muscle cramps, <135 mEq/L
I&O, urine gravity, eat NA+
Hypernatremia
thirst,hallucinations,seizures
>145 mEq/L
monitor for fluid loss,give liquid
Hypokalemia
NVA, fatigue,diaphoresis(sweating)when given K+ wasting drugs & steriods
<3.5mEq/L alkalosis
flat Twave,depressed ST
s/s digitalis toxicity
take K+
Hyperkalemia
renal failure from acidosis,burns >5.0 mEq/L,peaked T wave,wide QRS, no P wave,weakness,NVD,arrhythimias,
watch:cardiac,give diurectics, glucose, insulin, NO K+
Hypocalcemia
hypoparathy.malabsorption,vit D def.,pancreatitis, sepsis, <8.5, tingling,numbness
long QT -Chvosteks & Trousseu signs
seizure, airway problems, watch for confusion
Hypercalcemia
hyperparathy., long immobility, Paget's disease
>10.5 short QT, weak,confused,cardiac arrest
give plenty fluids,no milk,juices,encourage mobility
Aseptic technique used?
whenever something inserted into body
Comfort is?
subjective
central concept
goal of pain intervention
transduction

perception

modulation

release

neurotransmitters
pain stimuli into elec.energy

awareness

stop pain

of hormones

substance P,seratonin,prostagladins
Substance P

Seratonin

Prostaglandins
causes vasodilation-sends pain messages

brain stem & dorsal horn

phosphilipids,pain-inflammation,alert response
Neuromodulators
endorphins,dynorphins,bradykinin

"phins & bradyk"
phins are?

bradys are?
natural morphine

plasma juice,cause prostogladins
Gate control theory
1965
no pain in CNS
opens/closes gate
pain threshold
Nonpharmacological relief of pain
think holistic,massage,biofeedback etc
pain is
a separate disease
wellness defined
world health org in 1947
Models of health
health belief
health promotion
basic needs
holistic
Preventative care
primary=true,precedes disease
secondary=clts with problems
tertiary-permanent or irreversible problems-must minimize complications
4 risk factors
genetic
age,
environment
lifestyle
behavior modification or changes
precontemplation-won't change
contemplation-change in 6 mths
preparation-small changes
action-actively changing
maintenance-keeping it up
types of illnesses
Acute-life-threatening,shorttime, occur suddenly,
Chronic-longer then 6 mths
ups & downs,leading health problem in US
reaction to illness
illness behavior
Systemic & Myocardial Circulation
-Arteries and Veins
-Capillaries
-Venules
Cardiac Output
4-6 L/min from left ventricle
what raises CO
exercise,activity,steps,fever,meds
Cardiac Output regulation
-cardiac index
-stroke volume
-preload
-afterload
-rate
preload
end-diastolic vol
F-S law
High rate
bad cardiac output
Conduction system
Mechanical
action potential
sympathetic n.sys.-influences
parasym. n.sys.-decreases
How heart works
SA>R.atrium>AV>Bundles>Perkinje
ECG or EKG
normal sinus rhythm
activity of conduction system
P-R
SA to AV through bundles & fibers
Q-T
relaxes
Inhaling
mouth/nose,
trachea/pharnx
bronchus
l/r bronchi
bronchioles
alveoli
Compliance and elasticity
recoil ability of lung
surface tension
surfactant
control of respiration
pons & medulla
hypoxemia
low arterial O2
hypercapnia/hypercarbia
high carbon dioxide
gas exchange
diffusion
VQ
O2 capacity
Perfusion issues
-Conduction disturbances
-Impaired valve function
-Myocardial hypoxia
-Cardiac muscle condition
Ventilation issues
hyperventilation
-hypoventilation
-hypoxia
Pulmonary Function Test
-Tidal volume
-Residual volume
-Functional residual capacity
-Vital capacity
-Total lung capacity
Simple face mask
- contraindicated for clients with carbon dioxide retention
PAO2
aterial partial pressure-mmHg
Cheyne-Stokes Respiration
Resp. rate and depth irregular, characterized by alternating periods of apnea and hyperventilation
hyperventilation
hypocarbia
hypoventilation
hypercarbia
tachypnea

apnea
fast respiration

respirations cease
hyperpnea

atelectasis
labored respiration

collaspe of alveoli
hemoptysis
expel blood from resp.tract
dysrhythmias
abnormal sinus rhythm
caused by imbalances
Right sided heart failure
venous congestion in systemic circulation from pulmonary disease
Left-sides heart failure
impaired left ventricle - high pressure & pulmonary congestion
hypovolemia

hypervolemia
decreased bl.volume

increased
Hypoxia

hypoxemia
O2 deficiency

low arterial O2
Orthopnea

dyspnea
pillows,lean forward to breathe

breathlessness
Noninvasive ventilation

positive pressure ventilation
stops atelectasis,improves cardiac function

reinflation
diffusion

osmosis

perfusion
solutes -greater concentration to lesser

Solvent -lesser to greater

fluid through or into a system