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Respiratory for PACES

Respiratory for PACES. Cases for finals Monday 8 th October 2012 Dr James Milburn Dr Chris Kyriacou. Outline. Signs to be seen in examination, both expected and miscellaneous Common cases we had/are to be expected in the exam Hx and Ex Ix Mx. Respiratory Exam. End of bed inspection

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Respiratory system

Respiratory system. By: Diana Blum MSN MCC NURS 2140. Anatomy. Pathways (Chapter 33). Nose to pharynx}behind the mouth to esophagus (approx. 5 inches) Larynx} voice box: air passes between pharynx and trachea Trachea} windpipe

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Difficulty in Breathing

Difficulty in Breathing. Basic Emergency Care Course. Objectives. Recognize the signs of difficulty in breathing (DIB) List the high-risk causes of DIB Perform critical skills for high-risk causes of difficulty in breathing. Essential Skills. Basic airway manoeuvres

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CHEST TRAUMA

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Physical Assessment Head & Neck Pulmonary & Cardiac

Physical Assessment Head & Neck Pulmonary & Cardiac. PHCL 326. Head & Neck. Head & Neck. Introduction. The HEENT, or Head, Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat Exam is usually the initial part of a general physical exam, after the vital signs

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Scene Size-Up

Patient Assessment Beginning the Physical Examination: Scene Size-Up, General Survey, Vital Signs, and Pain. Scene Size-Up. 1. Scene Safety 2. BSI 3. MOI/NOI 4. # Patients 5. Additional Help? 6. C-Spine?. Initial Assessment. Initial /Primary Assessment. 1. General Impression

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Anatomy & Physiology of the respiratory system in children

Anatomy & Physiology of the respiratory system in children. prof. Pavlyshyn H.A., MD, PhD. Respiratory system. The respiratory system is divided into two parts: upper and lower respiratory tract; The border of this division is the lower edge of the cricoid cartilage.

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Respiratory Examination

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Evaluation of a Terminal Patient

Evaluation of a Terminal Patient. Jay Peitzer, MD, FAAHPM. Goals. Improve skills in evaluating the signs and symptoms of terminal patients Correlate review of systems with physical findings Understanding how the improvement of diagnostic skills will result in improved clinical outcome.

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Interventions for Critically Ill Clients with Respiratory Problems

Interventions for Critically Ill Clients with Respiratory Problems. Pulmonary Embolism. A collection of particulate matter (solids, liquids, or gases) that enters venous circulation and lodges in the pulmonary vessels.

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Is the Physical Exam Obsolete?

Is the Physical Exam Obsolete?. Charles V. Sanders, M.D., M.A.C.P. Edgar Hull Professor and Chairman Department of Medicine LSU Health Sciences Center New Orleans, LA csande@lsuhsc.edu March 25, 2011. Is the Physical Exam Obsolete?. And neither is taking a history!.

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TeamSTEPPS

TeamSTEPPS. A new tool to improve patient care in Franklin County Lindsay Sherrard, MD CFMH Medical Staff Meeting May 27, 2009. What is TeamSTEPPS?. teamwork system evidenced-based developed by the DoD and AHRQ Used in numerous hospitals and clinics across the country

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Special Considerations

Special Considerations. Objectives. Special situations that may complicate resuscitation Subsequent management after resuscitation How the principles of NRP can be applied beyond immediate newborn period or outside Delivery Room. What complications should you consider if baby does not improve.

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NUR240

NUR240. Assessment of the Respiratory System. Anatomy and Physiology Review. Upper respiratory tract -nose, sinuses, oropharynx, larynx Lower respiratory tract- trachea,bronchi, bronchioles,alveolar ducts and alveoli Lungs Accessory muscles of respiration

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NUR 232: SKILL 21-6 Using Metered-Dose Inhalers

NUR 232: SKILL 21-6 Using Metered-Dose Inhalers. SKILL 21-6: INTRODUCTION.

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Pediatric Radiology

Pediatric Radiology. Megan Shuler February 2, 2006. Case 1. 18 month old male presents with 12 hour history of increasingly labored respirations, fever, and barking cough Exam significant for temp 101 F, inspiratory stridor, and suprasternal retractions. Croup.

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Unwrapping the Gift of Simulation

Unwrapping the Gift of Simulation. Megan McClintock, MS, RN 12/14/10. Anticipating the Gift. Guessing Shaking Peeking Is this going to cost me? Am I going to like it?. Opening the Gift. Rip off the paper fast Open the paper carefully Wait for someone else to open first

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Medical Science 1

Medical Science 1 . Practical exam final. Format. Each student will be responsible for bringing a working with clients checklist. It needs to include the following. _____Introduction (3pts) _____Verification/Check for ID (2pts) _____Build your relationship. (3 pts)

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