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What is the difference between a DVT and VTE
a DVT is a stationary clot.
A VTE can be two things : a deep vein thrombus or a pulmonary emboli
What are prevention strategies for PE ?
Perform leg pumps while in bed
Ambulate
Drinking fluids
Stocking compresses
ROMs
Smoke cessation
What is ARDS? What is the sign/symptom
associated?
Acute respiratory syndrome symptoms
Hypoxemia
Dyspnea
,Tachycardia
Causes of ARDS
Trauma
pulmonary infection/aspiration
prolonged cardiopulmonary bypass
shock
fat emboli
sepsis
What is positive end expiratory pressure ( peep)
Positive pressure applied at the end of ventilation which opens up collapsed
alveoli decreasing V/Q mismatch
Helps prevent alveolar collapse
, What intervention do you do for a pt with pulmonary emboli
Following the prescription
Provide oxygen by nasal cannula
What is a pulmonary embolism?
blood clot in the lungs
A collection of particulate matter that enters the
venous system and lodges in the pulmonary
vessels.
• Large emboli obstruct blood flow, resulting in
reduced gas exchange, reduced oxygenation,
lung tissue hypoxia, decreased perfusion, and
possibly death.
How arterial blood gas would look like in a patient with compasated respiratory acidosis
?
Ph = normal
Update Actual Questions and Answers
with complete solutions
What is the difference between a DVT and VTE
a DVT is a stationary clot.
A VTE can be two things : a deep vein thrombus or a pulmonary emboli
What are prevention strategies for PE ?
Perform leg pumps while in bed
Ambulate
Drinking fluids
Stocking compresses
ROMs
Smoke cessation
What is ARDS? What is the sign/symptom
associated?
Acute respiratory syndrome symptoms
Hypoxemia
Dyspnea
,Tachycardia
Causes of ARDS
Trauma
pulmonary infection/aspiration
prolonged cardiopulmonary bypass
shock
fat emboli
sepsis
What is positive end expiratory pressure ( peep)
Positive pressure applied at the end of ventilation which opens up collapsed
alveoli decreasing V/Q mismatch
Helps prevent alveolar collapse
, What intervention do you do for a pt with pulmonary emboli
Following the prescription
Provide oxygen by nasal cannula
What is a pulmonary embolism?
blood clot in the lungs
A collection of particulate matter that enters the
venous system and lodges in the pulmonary
vessels.
• Large emboli obstruct blood flow, resulting in
reduced gas exchange, reduced oxygenation,
lung tissue hypoxia, decreased perfusion, and
possibly death.
How arterial blood gas would look like in a patient with compasated respiratory acidosis
?
Ph = normal
