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leaf like structure called epiglottis
The larynx is protected by a large...
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oropharynx, nasopharynx, laryngopharynx
Pharynx is divided into 3 regions
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laryngopharynx
Surrounds entrance of trachea
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oropharynx
Oral cavity joins nasopharynx
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nasopharynx
Nasal passage empty to pharynx
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trachea, bronchi, bronchioles and alveoli
lower airway begins BELOW larynx and is composed of
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Sack
Alveoli is a
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Tubes
Bronchi are
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Trachea is a tube protected by ____ rings of cartilage
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The chest cavity from the abdominal cavity
Diaphragm divides __________________________ and helps a person inhale and exhale
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is the patient's airway open, clear, and secure?
What 3 questions do you consider on your primary assessment?
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Hello
You can determine the presence of an airway in most patients by saying...
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stridor (abnormal)
High pitched sound generated by obstructed airflow
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sniffing position
An upright position with their head pitched forward as if trying to smell something.
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Head tilt chin lift and jaw thrust
Two common procedures to open the airway
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Head tilt chin lift
Uses head position to align the structures of the airway and provide for the free passage of air
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Jaw thrust
Used to open the airway of an unconscious patient with suspected head, neck, or spine injury or unknown MOI
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Suctioning
Foreign materials such as blood, vomitus, or other secretions require immediate....
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Board units
Vehicle mounted systems are called
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30 LPM
Suction device must provide at least _____ at open end of collection tube
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Yankauer tip
Rigid pharyngeal tip suction catheter is called
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Out
Suction on the way...
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lateral recombant position
lying on the side
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Gag reflex
Suction devices may activate
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Oropharyngeal airway and nasopharyngeal airway
Two common airway adjuncts are...
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Gag
Oropharyngeal causes patients to
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unpresponsive
Only us Oropharyngeal for _________ patients
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The gag reflex
Nasopharyngeal does not stimulate
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Teeth are clenched
Nasopharyngeal benefits lets it be used while the patients....
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Cricothyroidotomy
surgical placement of an airway tube through the cricothyroid membrane
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Cric
maintaining a artificial airway
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Ventilation
Air is moved into and out of the chest in a process called...
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Inhalation
Active process in which the muscles of the rib cage and the diaphragm contract
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Inhalation
Expanding the size of the chest creates a negative pressure inside the chest cavity pulls air into the lungs
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Exhalation
Passive process during which the intercostal muscles and the diaphragm relax
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The chest decreases in size and positive pressure builds inside the chest cavity
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pulmonary respiration
The diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide that takes place between the Alveoli and circulating blood is called...
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cellular respiration
The diffusion of oxygen and carbon dioxide that takes place between the Cells and circulating blood is called...
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Circulation issues
there can be problems that prevent the blood from carrying enough oxygen to the body's cells such as:
not enough blood or hemoglobin problems
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cellular respiration
Internal respiration
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Increased RR and HR
When a persons cardiopulmonary system cannot keep up with body's current commands
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Respiratory distress
Normal mental status, relatively normal skin color and pulse oximetry within normal limits
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Hypoxia
insufficient supply of oxygen to the body's tissues
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respiratory distress
Patient breathing is adequate but they are in ________ you will need to provide supplemental oxygen
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Oxygen equipment
__________ must be safe, lightweight, portable and dependable
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United States Pharmacopeia
Assigned a color code to distinguish compressed gas
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5 years old
Always use medical grade oxygen (labeled OXYGEN U.S.P) that is not more than...
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humidifiers
can be connected to the flowmeter to provide moisture to the dry oxygen coming from the supply cylinder
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Non-rebreather mask
-best way to deliver high concentrations of oxygen to a breathing patient
-provides oxygen concentration of 80 to 100 percent
-minimum rate is 8LPM and maximum is 12-15LPM
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Partial rebreather mask
-no one way valve
-deliver 40-60 percent oxygen at 9 to 10LPM
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Clues of periphery
Cyanosis, lips pursing, fingers clubbing, and nasal flaring suggest respiratory difficulty
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Bronchodilator medication
Treatment for asthma
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acute bronchitis
May be accompanied by fever and chest pain, chills, sore throat (subjective/injuries sustained)
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Prehospital bronchitis
Fever, tachypnea, blood streaked sputum (mild hemoptysis)
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Oral or IV meds
Corpsmen may be asked to administer...
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Pneumothorax
air or gas in the pleural cavity also a EMERGENCY!!
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tension pneumothorax
-Air leaks into pleural space resulting in potentially life threatening emergency from increased pressure
-develop hypotension, tracheal deviation, and jugular vein distention
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14 gauge 3.25 inch needle
Needle thoracotomy size
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hemothorax
blood in the intrapleural space
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pneumothorax
air in the intrapleural space
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Top of 3rd rib and below the 2nd rib. Or alternatively is 4th or 5th intercostal space at anterior axillary line AAL
Needle thoracotomy is inserted
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upper airway obstruction
Compromise of the airway space, resulting in impaired respiratory exchange (EMERGENCY)
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