I CAN’T BREATH!!!!!!.

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I CAN’T BREATH!!!!!!

The respiratory system exists to exchange gases

The mouth, nose and throat

Check out the tubes and sacs

Snoring and sleep apnea

Asthma – most common obstructive airway disease

Choking!

Congestive Heart Failure, Near Drowning, Pulmonary Edema

Smoker’s lungs #1 cause of lung cancer

Oxygen rides on hemoglobin on red blood cells

When tissue does not get oxygen, it dies

When our brain doesn’t get oxygen, we turn cyanotic and die

Supplemental oxygen

Parts to know- regulator, gauge, O-ring, bottle, connector, valve Be able to label!

Nasal Canula 22% - 44% O2 on 2-6 LPM

Non-rebreather mask 50% - 100% O2 10-15LPM

Oxygen on venturi mask to a tracheostomy

A metered dose inhaler is a rescue medicine device

Inhaled steroids have a long term effect on airway issues

A nebulizer aersolizes medicines like albuterol to help open airways

A continuous positive pressure machine (CPAP) keeps your airway open

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