Respiratory Distress and Foreign Body Airway Obstruction

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  1. 2. In most cases the patient retains ____________ throughout the acute episode
  2. 5. Adequate pretreatment medical and dental ______________ can prevent development of some respiratory problems
  3. 7. Respiratory distress is ________ in breathing
  4. 8. The ______ is the most common cause of airway obstruction
  5. 9. During phase _____ of complete upper airway obstruction blank, the following signs and symptoms can be observed: the pt. is conscious, universal chocking sign, and increased blood pressure and heart rate
  6. 10. __________ treatments or procedures can be so stressful to result in respiratory distress in some patients
Down
  1. 1. A major factor leading to the exacerbation of respiratory distress is ________.
  2. 3. A _________ or complete blockage of the breathing tubes to the lungs due to foreign body is known as FBAO
  3. 4. Management for visible objects without out an assistant include having the patient bend over with their head down and encouraging patient to ______
  4. 6. Preventive measures include: dental assistant, suction, Magill intubation forceps, patient positioning, use of a __________ when using a bite block.