1 HYPERVENTILATION
CAUSES
anxiety,fever,medications,intense exercise,emotional stress,asthma,emphysema,after a head injury,lung diseases,panic disorder
SYMPTOMS
anxiety or nervousness,frequent yawning,racing heartbeat,light headedness or vertigo,numbness in the hands ,feets or mouth,chest tightness,headache,sweating,vision changes,fainting
TREATMENT
treatment for hyperventilation depend upon the cause
MEDICAL TREATMENT
stress reduction methods,reassurence,breathing excercises ,medicines
RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS
TYPES
acute respiratory acidosis:- It is the condition in which partial pressure of carbon dioxide[paco2] level is elevated above the normal range [35 -45mmhg]with an accompanying acidemia [ph <7.35>]
chronic respiratory acidosis:-It is the condition in which partial pressure of carbon dioxide[paco2] level is elevated above the normal range with normal blood ph[7.35-7.45]
CAUSES
defects in the normal lung function or changes in the normal respiratory pattern,condition that cause airway obstruction,asthma,atelectasis[excessive mucus collection with collapse of alveolar sac],brain trauma,bronchiectasis[dilatation of bronchi results in inflammation and destructive changes,bronchitis[inflammation of bronchi],cns deppresants [sedative opioids anesthetics],emphysema [loss of elasticity of alveolar sac],hypoventilation,pulmonary edema,pneumonia,pulmonary emboli
CLINICAL MANIFESTATIONS
neurological-
drawsiness,disorientation,dizziness,headache,coma
cardivascular
decreased bp,ventricular fibrillation,warm or flushed skin
neuromuscular
seizure
respiratory
hypoventilation with hypoxia
TREATMENT
monitor signs of respiratory distress,administer oxygen,semi fowlers position,encorrage cough and deep breathing exercises,encourage fluid intake,suction the airway,administer tranquilizers,sedative or opioids to reduce restlessness,monitor electrolyte levels [potasium level],administer antibiotic for respiratory infection,endotrachial intubation and mechanical ventilation if co2 levels above 50mmhg with respiratory distress
respiratory alkalosis
it is acid base disterbens due to alveolar hyper ventilation which results in decresed paco2
causes
fever,hyperventilation,hypoxia,hysteria,mechanical hyperventilation,pain,
symptoms
neurologiacal-lethargy,lightheadedness,confusion
cardiovascular-tachycardia,dysarrythmia
gastrointestinal-nausea,vomiting,epigastric pain
neuromuscularl-tetany,numbness,tingling,seizures
respiratory-hyperventilation
Treatment-Monitor signs and symptoms,emotional support and reassurance,breathing exercise,provide rebreathing mask,monitor electrolyte levels,administer calcium gluconite in tetany
Metabolic acidocis
it occurs when body produces excessive quantity of acid when the kidneys are not removing enough acid from the body
Symptoms
Neurological-drowsiness,confusion,headache,coma
Cardiovascular-decreased bp,dysrythmias,warm and flushed skin
Gastrointestinal-nausea,vomiting,diarrhea,abdominal pain
Respiratory-deep,rapid respiration
Treatment-Assess the level of consciousness,monitor input and output,administer iv solutions,seizure precausions,monitor serum potassium
Metabolic alkalosis
It is a primary acid base disorder that causes the plasma HCO3- to raise an abnormally high level
CAUSES
Diuretics,excessive vomiting,GI suctioning,hyperaldosteronism,ingesion or infusion of excessive sodium bicarbonate,massive transfusion of whole blood
symptoms
Neuroligical-drowsiness,dizziness,nervousness,confusion
Cardiovascular-tachycardia,dysarrhythmias
Gastrointestinal-anorexia,nausea,vomiting
Neuromuscular-tremors,hypertonic muscles,muscle cramps,tetany,seizures
Respiratory-hypoventilation
Treatment
-monitor potassium and calcium levels,administer medications,replace potassium chloride
2.If atropine is ineffective we have 3 options-transcutaneous pacing ,dopamine infusion 2-10 microgm/kg/mint(chronotropic/heart rate dose),epinephrine infusion-2-10microgm/kg/mint.
3.Dopamine improves the pumbing strength of heart and blood flow to the kidneys.It produces positive chronotropic and inotropic effects on the myocardium resulting in increased heart rate and cardiac contractility.it exert an agonist action on beta adrenoceptor and indirectly by causing release of norepinephrine.
4.important step in cardioversion is to press sync button because it deliver a low energy shock is delivered at a specific point in the QRS complex.
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