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cheyne stokes respirations

progessively increasing tidal volume,followed by declining volume, separated by periods of apenea at the end of expiration

older patients with term illness or brain injury
Kussmauls

deep rapid breaths

DKA
central neurogenic hyperventilation

deep rapid respirations caused by stroke of injury to brainstem
Ataxic (Biots)

repeated episodes of gasping ventilations separated by periods of apnea
apneustic respiration

long,deep breaths that are stopped during the inspiratory phase and separated by periods of apnea
hypoxia

state in which insufficient oxygen is available to meet the requirements of the cells
General impression of resp status

position
color
mental status
ability to speak
respiratory effort
pallor

paleness
asphyxia

decrease in the amount of oxygen and increase in the amount of carbon dioxide as a result of interference with respiration
hemotypsis

expectoration of blood from the respiratory tree
tactile fremitus

vibratory tremors felt through the chest by palpation
END TIDAL CO2 normal = 38 mm/hg
O2 Sats
95-100 NORM
91-94 MILD
86-91 MODERATE
less than 85 SEVERE
false readings on pulse ox

CO poisoning
High intensity lighting
certain hemoglobin abnormalities
hypovolemia
anemia
ET tube passes vocal cords advance 1-2 cm past
Drugs down tube
LEAN
lidocaine, epi, atropine, narcan
ET intubation landmarks
LARYNX
thyroid & cricoid cartilage
glottic opening
vocal cords
arytenoid cartilage
pyriform fossae
cricothyroid membrane
GCS
Less than 8 intubate
sellicks manuver
assist with ET intubation
brings cords into view
decrease occurance of gastric reflux
Atmospheric pressure 14.7 psi
inside of lungs in less than ATM
chemoreceptors in medulla, aortic arch and carotids use to breath
as you inhale there is a negative pressure and BP will go down
COPD - Hypoxic Drive
normal regulatory system - elevated PaCo2 has failed...their impulse to breathe is triggered by low PaO2
Nasal Cannula 6lpm...40%
Venturi Mask....24..28...35.40%
Simple Face mask..6-10lpm..40-60%
Partial Rebreather...
Non rebreather - 15lpm....80-95%
BVM without O2 will deliver 21%
with O2 will deliver 60-70%
with o2 resevior 90-95%
Child BVM chant
"squeeze-release-release"