口腔助理执业医师一(含答案)口腔助1.pptVIP

Respiratory Emergencies;What we know;Ventilation is;Upper Airway;Sellick’s Maneuver;;Alveoli;Exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide;Ventilation;Mechanics of Breathing;Diffusion– process of moving oxygen into blood and carbon dioxide out;Hemoglobin;Hypoxia – low oxygen to cells;Causes of Respiratory Emergencies;Assessment;General Impression of Patient;Is this patient in distress?;Look for pursed lip breathing or prolonged expiration;Tripod position suggests distress, resting weight on knees helps with chest expansion;Slow labored breathing is a sign of respiratory failure;Cyanosis – blue discoloration suggests hypoxia;Initial Assessment;Focused History;Additional Symptoms;Medications Currently Taking;Respiratory Emergencies;Upper Airway Obstruction;Upper Airway Obstruction;Emphysema;Management;Chronic Bronchitis;Management;Asthma;Asthma;;Management;Pneumonia;;Management;Costochondritis;;Management;Toxic Inhalation;;Management;Carbon Monoxide Poisoning;Management;Pulmonary Emboli;;Management;Spontaneous Pneumothorax;;Management;Hyperventilation;;Management;Central Nervous System Dysfunction -- Brain;Management;Central Nervous System Dysfunction– Spinal Cord;Management;Respiratory Failure;;Management;;Review;What do you know? Question 1;Question 1 part B;Question 2;Question 2 part B;Question 3;Question 3 part B;Question 4;Question 4 part B;Question 5;Question 5 part B;Question 6;Question 6 part B;Question 7;Question 7 part B;Question 8;Question 9;Question 10;;Answers;H6E2B+x(u%rZoWlThQeMbJ8G4D1A-w*t!qYnVjSgPdLaI6F3C0y)vs#pXmUiRfNcK9H5E2B+x(u$rZoWkThQeMbJ7G4D1z-w*t!qYmVjSgOdLaI6F3B0y)v%s#pXlUiQfNcK8H5E2A+x*u$rZnWkThPeMaJ7G4C1z-wt!qYmVjRgOdL9I6F3B0y(v%s#oXlUiQfNbK8H5D2A+x*u$qZnWkShPeMaJ7F4C1z)wt!pYmUjRgOcL9I6E3B+y(v%r#oXlTiQfNbK8G5D2A-x*u$qZnVkShPdMaJ7F4C0z)ws!pYmUjRfOcL9H6E3B+y(u%r#oWlTiQeNbJ8G5D1A-x*t$qYnVkSgPdMaI7F4C0z)vs!pXmUjRfOcK9H6E2B+y(u%rZoWlThQeNbJ8G4D1A-w*t$qYnVjSgPdLaI7F3C0y)vs#pXmUiRfNcK9H5E2B+x(u$rZoWkThQeMbJ8G4D1z-w*t!qYnVjSgOdLaI6F3C0y)v%s#pXlUiRfNcK8H5