pt therapy 4/8 test

A stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, bag valve mask, endotracheal tubes, suction catheters, sterile gloves, cardiac monitors, needles, hemostat, adrenlin, atropine, glucagon, nitro-glycerin, xylocain are al vital parts of a ______.

_______ : placement of any tube it is most commonly placed in the trachea.

_______ : surgical opening through the anterior neck into the trachea

__________ : mechanical respiration device powered by compressed air that controls the respiratory rate, volume, and oxygen content.

__________ is used when patients are unable to clear mouth & throat

Oxygen is usually delivered _____ liters per minute

_________ death occurs when the heart and respiratory system stops functioning.

Is clinical death reversible or irreversible

______ death occurs 2-4 minutes later

_____ - difficulty breathing caused by bronchospasm

What are some signs of respiratory distress

____ _____ -  insufficient blood supply to the heart muscle that results from coronary heart disease

_________ - Cardiac arteries become occulded and a portion of the heart wall becomes ischemic

____ - Coronary arteries are unable to supply heart with sufficicent oxygen

______ - mmachine tht adminsters electric shock to correct and ineffectual cardiac rythum

What does AED stand for

General term used to describe a failure of circulation in which blood pressure is inadequate to support oxygen perfusion of vital tissues and in unable to remove the by products of metabolism

type of shock when large amount of blood or plasma are lost (hemmorage)

type of shock when massive infection that produces toxins that increase capillary permeability and drop blood pressure quickly

type of shock when there is a failuure of arterial resistance causing blood pooling int he perpherial vessels

Another type of shock is Cardiogenic - cardiac failure which is also known as

________ or ________ - patient is exposed to substance to which they are sensitive

WHat are some symtoms of allergic reactions

_________ - very mild form of shock that occurs with fright, pain, or unpleasant event

The following are symptoms of what?
-Restlessness and sense of apprehension
-Increased pulse rate
- Pallor wth weakness or change in thinking  
      ability
-Cool clammy skin
- Fall in blood pressure
-decreased urination
-Increased and shallow respirations

What are the 2 types of Diabetes?

This type of diabetes is induced by problems with the kidneys or the pituitary that cause glucose to be excreted in the urine while blood glucose levels remain normal

what are some syptoms of diabetes insipidus?

THis type of diabetes is the inability to metabolize blood glucose.

What are some symtoms of diabetes mellitus?

_______ occurs when patients take insulin but no food.

______ - is a term for interruption of blood suppply to the brain

What are warning signs for a stroke?

In the case of a stroke patient how should you poisiton the patient?

__________ local or generalized brain function disturbance

______ - patient decribes the room as moving or whirling. they can experience violent nausea. Patients need to be assisted at ALL times.

Epistaxis is another name for a