describe the mechanics of breathing (quiet and forced)

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Q: 5. Bronchiolitis is caused by a bacterial infection. True or False?

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Q: 8. What distinguishes an obstructive airway condition from a restrictive one?

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Q: Compare between the spirogram tracing of emphysema and fibrosis lung

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Q: 15. Thickening of the respiratory membrane leading to reduce levels of gas exchange is seen in…

A: The disease in which thickening of respiratory membranes causes reduction in gasses exchange.

Q: Compare tidal volume, expiratory reserve volume, inspiratory reserve volume, residual volume, vital…

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Q: 8. What does one inhale mean? What are the effects of inhalants and the health hazards they pose?

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Q: 10. State three common sources of trauma to the lungs, along with three nursing considerations for…

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Q: 2: Match the terms below with the correct definition. VITAL CAPACITY FEV1/FVC INSPIRATORY RESERVE…

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Q: 4. Which of the following statements is wrong about COPD is an incompletely reversible airway…

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Q: 3. Choose a restrictive AND an obstructive lung disease, then compare and contrast the two. Things…

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Q: What are the effects of inhalants and the health hazards they pose?

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Q: choose 3 different lung volumes or lung capacities to explain in your own words.  research a chronic…

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Q: CHAPTER 19 | MANUAL RESUSCITATORS AND MANUAL VENTILATION 30 9. Identify possible clinical…

A: Compliance: The capacity of the lungs to open up and accommodate a specific volume of air for a…

Q: 8. Discuss briefly the precipitating factors and symptoms of asthma?

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Q: Read Chapter 10 of Egan’s Fundamental of Respiratory Care 11th edition by Kacmarek, R., Stoller, J.,…

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Q: Define dead space and determine the different types.

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Q: 7 Calculate the inspiratory capacity, vital capacity, and total lung capacity for a patient with the…

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Q: 11.  What do we do as a nursing intervention for an upper airway obstruction*?

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Q: Create a Venn diagram comparing and contrasting the anatomy and physiology of the respiratory system…

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Q: 7. Outline the flow of air starting from larynx to alveoli.

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Q: 4. list of the respiratory system diseases and disorders

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Q: Describe how minute ventilation, alveolar ventilation, and dead space ventilation are interrelated

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Q: Explain the normal age related changes between that occurring in Mrs blaze respiratory system 2…

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Q: Describe and differentiate between external and internal respiration.

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Q: . What is the importance of positioning a patient in a lateral decubitus when found unconscious? How…

A: Lateral decubitus position: It is a medical term that refers to lying on one's side. In this…

Q: Enumerate the different parameters used in evaluating respiratory function and define each. 2. What…

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Q: Explain the four stages of external respiration and identify the gradients (driving force) and…

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Q: describe two potential risk factors of a respiratory assessment

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Q: Identify the structures of the respiratory system

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Q: 2 What are the signs and symptoms of acute bronchitis?

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Q: . A client complains of severe pain during inspiration. His x-ray shows inflammation of the left…

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Q: 1. Describe the functions of the thoracic diaphragm.

A: We can say that A thin voluntary dome-shaped muscle that lies at the lungs' base in the thoracic…

Q: 6. Compare the various respiratory area components.

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Q: What is the volume of air expelled referred to as in respiratory physiology? A student inhales as…

A: Breathing is defined as biochemical process of inhaling the oxygen and exhaling the carbon dioxide.…

Q: 2. Consider the mechanics of breathing during quiet breathing. Name the TWO inspiratory muscles.…

A: Answer: BREATHING = It is the process of taking in and out of air via lungs, where it exchange the…

Q: 4. Describe please Classifications of shortness of breath. Do it quickly

A: We can say that the Shortness of breath is called as dyspnea. It is also describes as difficulty…

Q: fever

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