1
Q
hypoxemia vs hypoxia
A
Hypoxemia: low O2 in arterial blood
Hypoxia: low O2 in cells and tissues
2
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Sign of hypoxia
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Early
- increase BP, HR, RR
- Anxiety, drowsiness, restlessness
- Pallor
- Use of accessory muscle to breath
Late
- decrease BP
- cool extremities, central cyanosis
- confusion, coma
3
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Assess need of oxygen (3)
A
- Arterial blood gas analysis
- Pulse oximetry
- Clinical evaluation
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flashcards
Decks in class (27)
# Cards
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vocab6
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NURS31433
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Basic3
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6.3 Abdominal Physical Assessemt16
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7.1 CA tongue14
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7.2 CA Esophagus13
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7.3 Intestinal Obstruction17
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7.4 Heamorrhoid9
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7.5 Appendicitis & appendectomy12
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8.2 TPN13
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8.3 CA Stomach13
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8.4 Upper GI Bleeding24
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2.1 Pulmonary Assessment37
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4.1 Insertion of Airway10
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2.4 Asthma and TB16
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9.2 Hepatitis16
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9.1 CA colon18
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10.1 Liver cirrhosis39
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10.2 CA Liver12
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13 Gall Bladder Disorders27
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12.1 Hernia19
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4.3 Pneumonia10
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2.2 URTI16
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2.3 Postural Drainage, Bronchoscopy, Thoracentesis, Pleurodesis9
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3.1 COPD8
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4.2 Chest Drain17
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5 Lung Surgery6
