PPT-Respiratory/Pulmonary Emergencies

Hap Farber Pulmonary Center Boston University School of Medicine Respiratory Failure 1 ABG single most important laboratory test for evaluating of respiratory disorders 2 Respiratory failure ABG w pCO2 gt 50 andor pO2 lt60. Hap Farber. Pulmonary Center. Boston University School of Medicine. Respiratory Failure. 1) ABG single most important laboratory test for evaluating of respiratory disorders.. 2) Respiratory failure: ABG w/ pCO2 > 50 and/or pO2 <60. Night Float Curriculum . 2011. Initial assessment of patient in respiratory distress. Review management of specific causes of respiratory distress. Upper airway obstruction. Lower airway obstruction. Erin . Moorcones. , RN, MSN, C-PNP. Anatomy and Physiology. Anatomy. Adequate amount of O2 delivered to cell. The affinity of hemoglobin for oxygen. The ease in which hemoglobin release oxygen to cell. Cindy Burnette MSN, RN, CA-CP SANE. Trauma Outreach . Coordinator . for . Education and Injury Prevention. Medical Center Hospital. What are heat emergencies?. Heat related emergencies are a health crisis caused by exposure to hot weather and sun. Thinking about Resilience in the round. . Dr . Robert MacFarlane. Head, . UK Resilience Training, Doctrine and Standards Team. Deputy Director, . Civil Contingencies Secretariat. , National Security Secretariat. Danielle’s Law Training. Responsibilities & Quality of Care. You have an important role in caring for individuals with . intellectual and developmental . disabilities. Recognizing medical issues and obtaining appropriate care is vital. NURS 2140. Winter Quarter 2012. Teresa M. Champion, RN MSN. ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS WITH RESPIRATORY DISORDERS. Anatomy Physiology of Pulmonary System. Ventilation – movement of air in and out of lungs. By. Dr Tahir Javed. Assistant Professor of Pediatrics,. King Edward Medical University . LAHORE. HISTORY. Ashbaugh: 1967. , . “. adult respiratory distress . syndrome. ” . American-European . Consensus Conference (AECC) . Defined as the impairment of the lung’s ability to maintain adequate oxygen and carbon dioxide homeostasis.. Respiratory Failure - Definition. PaO. 2. < 60 mm Hg. and/or. PaCO. 2. > 50 mm Hg. Rajan Joshi MD,FCCP, FAASM. Assistant Professor, Pulmonary Critical care, Sleep Medicine at UKHC. Medical Director, Pulmonary Rehabilitation, UKHC, Lexington. KY. TLC & Sleep Center-PR, Richmond, KY. Anatomy. . Anatomy. Physiology. Inspiration. Active process. Chest cavity expands. Intrathoracic pressure falls. Air flows in until pressure . equalizes. Expiration. Passive process. Ingrid Berling. 29/09/2010. Aims. Epidemiology/pathophysiology. Definitions/common types. Clinical evaluation. Goals of treatment. Pharmacotherapy. Specific treatment. Epidemiology. Prevalence . of hypertension in Australia is 11%. Early Recognition and Treatment. Dr Helder De Quintal. Paediatric . Hae. matology. /. Oncology. ​. Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital &. ​. The University of Cape Town. Introduction. Khaled Al Oweidat, MD. PE. Introduction . Partial or complete occlusion of a pulmonary arterial branch by blood clot(thrombus or multiple thrombi).. Deep vein thrombosis and PE are different presentations of the same underlying pathophysiological event, venous thromboembolism (VTE)..