Respiratory Therapy Terms 2

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A HUNCHBACK OR CONVEX SPINAL CURVE

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KYPHOSIS

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A COMBINATION OF BOTH KYPHOSIS AND SCOLIOSIS CAUSING A SEVER RESTRICTIVE IMPAIRMENT

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KYPHOSCOLIOSIS

(CAUSING A PULMONARY FUNCTION IMPAIRMENT, RESTRICTIVE)

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THIS IS THE SHAPE OF AN OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE PTS CHEST DUE TO CHRONIC AIR TRAPPING

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BARREL CHEST

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____________ CHEST MOVEMENT IS WHERE BOTH SIDES OF THE CHEST MOVE AT THE SAMETIME. THE ABDOMIN MOVES OUT-THORAX IN AND OUT-UPWORD. NORMAL

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SYMMETRICAL

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LATERAL CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, S SHAPED

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SCOLIOSIS

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_______________ IS DIRECTLY ASSOCIATED WITH CHF AND MEANS THE PRESENCE OF EXCESSIVE FLUID IN THE TISSUE. VISIBLY SEEN IN WHAT TWO AREAS

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PERIPHERAL EDEMA

ARMS AND ANKLES
RATED 1 2 3
HIGHER IS WORSE

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GRADES OF DYSPNEA

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1 NORMAL AFTER UNUSUAL EXERTION
TO
5 DYSPNEA AT REST, SHAVING, DRESSING ETC

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THE TERM USED FOR A DROWSY STATE, MAY HAVE DECREASED COUGH OR GAG

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OBTUNDED

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A PT FEELING RUN DOWN, NAUSEA, WEAK, FATIGUE, HEADACHE IS SAID TO HAVE? WHAT IS THE CAUSE

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GENERAL MALAISE

ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCE

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A PT THAT IS CONFUSED OR ONLY RESPONDS INAPROPRIATELY, DRUG OVERDOSE OR INTOXICATED PTS MOST COMMONLY

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STUPOROUS

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THE TERM USED TO DISCRIBE A DISRUPTION OF BLOOD FLOW

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HEMATOMA

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THE TERM USED TO DESCRIBE NORMAL RR, DEPTH AND RHYTHM

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EUPNEA

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WHAT IS THE TERM USED TO MEAN PARTIAL OR COMPLETE COLAPSE OF THE LUNG-AIRLESS

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ATELECTASIS

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X RAY OF CHEST:
WHITE PATTERN, SOLID FLUID

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RADIODENSE

NORMAL FOR BONES, OR ORGANS
CHEAT: DENSE - BLONDE WHITE

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PALPATION MEANS

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THE EXAMINATION OF SIZE AND SHAPE.

PALPATING A PULSE
PALPABLE PULSE-FELT OR TOUCHED
HEART PALPATES-BOUNDING OR FAST

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THE TERM THAT DESCRIBES AN INCREASED RR USUALLY OVER 20, INCREASED DEPTH, IRREGULAR RHYTHM, BREATHING SOUNDS ARE LABORED

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KUSSMAULS RESPIRATIONS

METABOLIC ACIDOSIS, RENAL FAILURE, OR DIABETIC KETOACIDOSIS
(BLOW OFF TOO MUCH CO2)

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WHAT MUSCLES ARE USED TO INCREASE VENTILATION WHEN NEEDED, BESIDES THE MUSCLES OF NORMAL VENTILATION OF COARSE

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INTERCOSTALS, SCALENE, STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID, ABDOMINAL MUSCLES, OBLIQUES, AND RCTUS ABDOMINUS

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PATHOLOGY

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AFFECTED SIDE/AREA

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REFRACTORY HYPOXIMIA?
COMMON CAUSES

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PT DOESN'T RESPOND TO OXYGEN THERAPY

ADD CAUSES HERE

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IF A PT HAS AN ARRYTHMIA IT MEANS

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HEART IS BEATTING TO FAST, SLOW OR IRREGULARLY