气道通气的识别和评估学（英文）.pptVIP

Assessment Recognition of Airway Ventilatory Compromise History Onset sudden vs gradual Known cause? Duration Constant Recurrent Provocation/Palliation Assessment Recognition of Airway Ventilatory Compromise Exacerbation Associated Signs/Symptoms Cough, chest pain, fever Interventions past evals/admits meds ever intubated before? Assessment Recognition of Airway Ventilatory Compromise Respiratory Patterns Cheyne-Stokes brain stem Kussmaul acidosis Biot’s increased ICP Respiratory Patterns Central Neurogenic Hyperventilation increased ICP Agonal brain anoxia Assessment Recognition of Air