NUR 3100 Lecture 13: SI -- Ventilation Disorders
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S/s: partial/complete lung collapse, impaired gas exchange. obstruction. With hypoventilation comes hypercapnea which can lead to resp. failure. Resp. acidosis (ph less than 7. 35, co2 greater than 35) Mental confusion: co2 narcosis, coma: high v/q: v > q (_dead air space_) caused by pulmonary embolism, acute resp. Distress syndrome: damage to type 2 alveolar cells (_no surfactant_) and increased capillary permeability shunt hypoxemia. Resp. alkalosis (ph above 7. 45 and co2 less than 35) Practice quiz: which respiratory disorder causes thick mucous production along with bronchiectasis, cystic fibrosis, pulmonary embolism, asthma, ards, what is the leading cause of a pulmonary embolism, dead air space, organ failure, emphysema, deep vein thrombosis. Do2: a cartilage stalked tumor w a bony stalk is, osteoclastoma, chondroma, osteoma, osteochondroma. 15. a total decrease in bone strength and mass is called: osteoporosis (spongy bone, osteomyelitis, rickets, osteopenia, which of the following is a malignant cartilage tumor, osteosarcoma, chondroma, chondrosarcoma.
