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Benefits of "Sellick maneuver"
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decrease the amount of air that may be blown into the esophagus and stomach as well as decrease the risk of vomitiing and aspiration
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gentle pressure applied with thumb and finger on the cricoid cartiage to oclude the esophagus
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Sellick maneuver
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When should the "Sellick maneuver be stopped
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not until an invasive airway device is placed
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BVM @ 10-15 LPM flow of O2 with a reservoir bag, and a good mask seal delivers what % O2
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100% FIO2
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Simple Face Mask delivers what % O2 @ 10-12 L/min
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no higher than 60%
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Nasal cannula delivers what % 02
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@ 1 LPM 24%
+ 4% for each additional L. @ 6 LPM 44% |
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Liter flow rate for Nasal canula
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0.5 - 6 LPM
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Nonrebreather Mask delivers what % O2
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nearly 100%
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Liter flow settings for nonrebreather mask
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10/12-15LPM
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Ludwig's angia
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The area uder he tongue canbecome infected wth bacteria and possibly obstructthe airway
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Virus infectng the trachea in which the lining of the trachea will swell and at last partially obstruct the flow of air causing this condition
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Croup
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Infections of the bronchi and smaller airways
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Bronchitis
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A condtion of infectin and inflammaton in distal sectio of the lung inclding small airways and alveoli
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Pneumonia
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Clots that lodge in the lungs are called
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Pulmonary eboli
(most commnly, these clots are tiny and have few if any symptoms) |
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A sharp, sabbing pain worsened by breathing
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Pleuritic ches pain
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The collapse of a lung to either a greater or lesser degree without positive pressure building up in the pleural space is called a
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Simple pneumothorax
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Term that means that the Pt. is not carrying enough oxygen in the blood TO THE CELLS in the body
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Hypoxia
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A low reading on pulse oximetry is very suggestive that the pt. is
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Hypoxic
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A low level of O2 in the blood
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Hypoxemia
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Hypoxemia can lead to
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Hypoia, meaning a lack of O2 circulatiing and available from the blood can lead to a general low O2 state throughout the body.
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The head high nad nose extended but the neck held forward slightly on the chest
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sniffing position
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what does FIO2 stand for
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fraction of inspired air
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