METHODS OF COMPLEX RESUSCITATION MEASURES AND INTENSIVE THERAPY FOR ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS. ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE(ARF). PULMONARY EDEMA, THROMBOLISM OF THE PULMONARY ARTERIES, ARTIFICIAL LUNG VENTILATION(ALV)

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Across
  1. 4. ventilation without perfusion
  2. 6. a plastic device used for pulmonary toileting
  3. 8. bluish discoloration of skin resulting from poor circulation
  4. 12. a possible cause of respiratory failure that includes fluid accumulation in lung tissue
  5. 14. partial or complete collapse of lung area resulting in decreased oxygenation ability
  6. 15. results in diffuse alveolar damage, pulmonary microvascular thrombosis, and low lung compliance
  7. 16. testing for oxygen, and carbon dioxide levels in blood
  8. 18. how to evaluate delirium in ventilated patient
  9. 19. perfusion without ventilation
  10. 20. oral care, head of bed 30degrees, SBT, sedation holiday, peptic ulcer prophylaxis, OG vs NG, hand hygiene
Down
  1. 1. _________ might be described as the following in a patient with respiratory failure: wheezes, rhonci, crackles, decreased
  2. 2. lack of oxygen in blood
  3. 3. treatment modalities for respiratory failure depend on the _______
  4. 5. Increaseed PEEP can cause decreased ____________ (cardiac effect)
  5. 7. reversal of indication for mechanical ventilation, adequate gas exchange, ability to initiate a breath, hemodynamic stability
  6. 9. atelectasis, barotruma, volutrauma, VAP
  7. 10. CO2 retention
  8. 11. we encourage patients to perform this type of exercise as a form of pulmonary toileting
  9. 13. exchange of air between lungs and atmosphere
  10. 17. combats neuromuscular effects