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OXYGENATION

OXYGENATION. Human need Focus carolyn frye-shegog. DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS. DESCRIBE THE NURSING CONSIDERATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS: ANTITUSSIVES ANTIBIOTICS TETRACYCLINES ERYTHROMYCINS PENICILLINS. DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS CON’T. CEPHALOSPORINS AMINOGLYCOSIDES

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OXYGENATION

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  1. OXYGENATION Human need Focus carolyn frye-shegog

  2. DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS • DESCRIBE THE NURSING CONSIDERATIONS ASSOCIATED WITH THE FOLLOWING DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS: • ANTITUSSIVES • ANTIBIOTICS • TETRACYCLINES • ERYTHROMYCINS • PENICILLINS

  3. DRUG CLASSIFICATIONS CON’T. • CEPHALOSPORINS • AMINOGLYCOSIDES • BRONCHODILATORS • ANTI-INFLAMMATORY DRUGS • LEUKOTREINE INHIBITOR • EXPECTORANTS • ANTI-TUBERCULIN DRUGS • MAST CELL STABILIZERS • ANTICHOLINERGICS • MUCOLYTICS • STEROIDS

  4. IDENTIFY: • Expected outcomes • Common side effects of drugs • Discuss: • nursing implications • interventions • appropriate client teaching

  5. Factors and complications related to tobacco use

  6. STRUCTURES AND FUNCTIONS • UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT • LOWER RESPIRATORY TRACT

  7. DESCRIBE: • PROCESS THAT INITIATES AND CONTROLS INSPIRATION AND EXPIRATION • PROCESS OF GAS DIFFUSION WITHIN THE LUNGS

  8. IDENTIFY THE RESPIRATORY DEFENSE MECHANISMS

  9. IDENTIFY THE RESPIRATORY DEFENSE MECHANISMS

  10. DESCRIBE THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS VALUES AND THE OXYHEMOGLOBIN DISSOCIATION CURVE IN RELATION TO RESPIRATORY FUNCTION

  11. IDENTIFY THE RESPIRATORY DEFENSE MECHANISMS

  12. ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS VALUES • Describe the significance of arterial blood gas values and the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve in relation to respiratory function

  13. Signs and Symptoms • Identify signs and symptoms of inadequate oxygenation and the implications of these findings

  14. AGE RELATED CHANGES • Describe age related changes in the respiratory system and differences in assessment findings

  15. ASSESSMENT DATA • Identify significant subjective and objective assessment data related to the respiratory system that should be obtained from a patient.

  16. Describe the techniques used in physical assessment of the respiratory system

  17. Normal / Common Abnormal • Differentiate normal from common abnormal findings in a physical assessment of the respiratory system

  18. DIAGNOSTIC STUDES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM • PURPOSE • SIGNIFICANCE OF RESULTS • NURSING RESPONSIVILITIES RELATED TO DIAGNOSTIC STUDIES OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

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