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Assessment of Respiratory SystemAssessment of Respiratory System
Anatomy of Respiratory SystemAnatomy of Respiratory System
•NasopharynxNasopharynx•LarynxLarynx•TracheaTrachea•BronchiBronchi•BronchiolesBronchioles•AlveoliAlveoli
Initial Respiratory SurveyInitial Respiratory Survey
Observe the patient’s breathing patternObserve the patient’s breathing pattern Rate (normal vs. increased/decreased) Rate (normal vs. increased/decreased) Depth (shallow vs. deep)Depth (shallow vs. deep) Effort (any sign of accessory muscle use, Effort (any sign of accessory muscle use,
inspect neck)inspect neck) Assess the patient’s colorAssess the patient’s color
cyanosiscyanosis
Normal Respiratory RatesNormal Respiratory Rates
Infant 30-60Infant 30-60 Toddler 24-40Toddler 24-40 Preschooler 22-34Preschooler 22-34 School-age child 18-30School-age child 18-30 Adolescent 12-16Adolescent 12-16 Adult 10-20Adult 10-20
SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENTSUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
FeverFever Peripheral OedemaPeripheral Oedema SleepSleep Stress IncontinenceStress Incontinence Functional abilityFunctional ability Disease awarenessDisease awareness Previous physiotherapyPrevious physiotherapy Collateral from nursing staff/family.Collateral from nursing staff/family.
SUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENTSUBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
Using the headings below, write some questions that you could use to Using the headings below, write some questions that you could use to find out or confirm the subjective information that you need to find out or confirm the subjective information that you need to know: know:
• Pain Pain • Exercise toleranceExercise tolerance• Wheeze Wheeze • Cough & sputum Cough & sputum • Sleep Sleep • Functional ability Functional ability • Disease awareness Disease awareness • Previous physiotherapy Previous physiotherapy
Relevant HistoryRelevant History
Any chronic conditions Any chronic conditions Asthma, COPD, CHF, DMAsthma, COPD, CHF, DM
Exposure to new medicationExposure to new medication InhibitorInhibitor
Recent change in dietRecent change in diet Peanuts, StrawberriesPeanuts, Strawberries
Substance abuse/OverdoseSubstance abuse/Overdose Opioid abuse, ASA toxicity (aspirin) Opioid abuse, ASA toxicity (aspirin)
Prior DVT. Prior DVT. Recent trauma to chestRecent trauma to chest
OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENTOBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT
Observe ChartObserve Chart Drug KardexDrug Kardex General observationGeneral observation Oxygen therapyOxygen therapy Breathing patternBreathing pattern PalpationPalpation AuscultationAuscultation PercussionPercussion
CXR analysisCXR analysis Mobility Mobility Exercise toleranceExercise tolerance SpirometrySpirometry ABGABG Other investigationsOther investigations Standardised outcome Standardised outcome
measuresmeasures
InspectionInspection
Note the shape of the chest and the way it movesNote the shape of the chest and the way it moves Deformities or asymmetry Deformities or asymmetry
Increased AP diameter in COPD Increased AP diameter in COPD Abnormal retractions of interspaces during respiration Abnormal retractions of interspaces during respiration
Lower interspaces, supraclavicular in acute asthma Lower interspaces, supraclavicular in acute asthma exacerbationexacerbation
Impaired respiratory movement Impaired respiratory movement Flail Chest and paradoxical movement with rib Flail Chest and paradoxical movement with rib
fractures.fractures.
PercussionPercussion
Helps to identify if underlying tissues are air-Helps to identify if underlying tissues are air-filled, fluid-filled, or solidfilled, fluid-filled, or solid Hyperextend middle finger of either hand and Hyperextend middle finger of either hand and
press against chest wallpress against chest wall Strike with flexed middle finger of opposite Strike with flexed middle finger of opposite
hand hand Always percuss symmetrically on chest wallAlways percuss symmetrically on chest wall
Percussion NotesPercussion Notes
Flatness Flatness ThighThigh
Dullness Dullness LiverLiver
Resonance Resonance LungLung
Hyperresonance Hyperresonance NoneNone
Tympany Tympany Stomach, puffed cheek Stomach, puffed cheek
PercussionPercussion
Dullness replaces resonance when fluid or solid tissue Dullness replaces resonance when fluid or solid tissue replaces air containing lungreplaces air containing lung Pleural EffusionsPleural Effusions HemothoraxHemothorax TumorTumor
Unilateral Hyperresonance Unilateral Hyperresonance PneumothoraxPneumothorax
Generalized Hyperresonance Generalized Hyperresonance COPDCOPD
Breath SoundsBreath Sounds
NormalNormal TrachealTracheal BronchialBronchial BronchovesicularBronchovesicular VesicularVesicular
AbnormalAbnormal Absent/DecreasedAbsent/Decreased BronchialBronchial
Adventitious Adventitious Crackles (Rales)Crackles (Rales) WheezeWheeze RhonchiRhonchi StridorStridor Pleural RubPleural Rub
Causes of Decreased or Absent Causes of Decreased or Absent Breath SoundsBreath Sounds
AsthmaAsthma COPDCOPD Pleural EffusionPleural Effusion PneumothoraxPneumothorax AtelectasisAtelectasis
Common Respiratory DisordersCommon Respiratory Disorders
PneumoniaPneumonia
Community-acquired pneumoniaCommunity-acquired pneumonia Hospital-acquired pneumonia Hospital-acquired pneumonia BacteriaBacteria Viruses Viruses Mycoplasma Mycoplasma Fungi Fungi Chemical Chemical
PneumoniaPneumonia is an inflammatory response to the uncontrolled is an inflammatory response to the uncontrolled multiplication of microorganisms invading the multiplication of microorganisms invading the
lower respiratory tract.lower respiratory tract.
PneumoniaPneumonia
StudiesStudies CXR, sputum culture, bronchoalveolar lavage CXR, sputum culture, bronchoalveolar lavage
Management Management Antibiotics, oxygen, pulmonary toilet Antibiotics, oxygen, pulmonary toilet
Supportive careSupportive care Nutrition, hydration, restNutrition, hydration, rest
PreventionPrevention Pneumococcal and influenza vaccinesPneumococcal and influenza vaccines
Pleural EffusionPleural Effusion
Accumulation of pleural fluid secondary to increased Accumulation of pleural fluid secondary to increased fluid formation fluid formation Increased capillary permeability Increased capillary permeability Deceased colloid osmotic pressure of the blood Deceased colloid osmotic pressure of the blood Increased intrapleural negative pressure Increased intrapleural negative pressure Impaired lymphatic drainage Impaired lymphatic drainage Increased pressure in the capillaries or lymphaticsIncreased pressure in the capillaries or lymphatics
Assessment of Pleural FluidAssessment of Pleural Fluid
H/P finding H/P finding Shortness of breath, chest painShortness of breath, chest pain Tachypnea, hypoxemia, pleural rub Tachypnea, hypoxemia, pleural rub
Diagnostic studiesDiagnostic studies CXR – lateral decubitus CXR – lateral decubitus ThoracentesisThoracentesis
PneumothoraxPneumothorax
Sudden onset of pleuritic chest painSudden onset of pleuritic chest pain Dyspnea, shortness of breath, increased work of Dyspnea, shortness of breath, increased work of
breathing breathing Diagnostic testDiagnostic test
CXR CXR ManagementManagement
Oxygen Oxygen Possible placement of chest tubePossible placement of chest tube
Pulmonary EmbolismPulmonary Embolism
Part of a deep vein thrombosis that has traveled Part of a deep vein thrombosis that has traveled and lodged in the pulmonary arteriesand lodged in the pulmonary arteries
Severity depends on the extent of occlusionSeverity depends on the extent of occlusion Mismatch of ventilation and perfusion Mismatch of ventilation and perfusion Testing Testing
A pulmonary angiogramA pulmonary angiogram Management Management
Anticoagulation Anticoagulation
COPDCOPD
History History Exposure to risk factors, co-morbidities, Exposure to risk factors, co-morbidities,
current medical treatment (beta blockers)current medical treatment (beta blockers) Tests Tests
Spirometry, ABGsSpirometry, ABGs Management Management
Oxygen, education, drug therapy, nutrition, Oxygen, education, drug therapy, nutrition, exercise, surgical interventionexercise, surgical intervention
AsthmaAsthma
A chronic inflammatory disease of the airwaysA chronic inflammatory disease of the airways Airway hyper responsivenessAirway hyper responsiveness Variable airway obstruction Variable airway obstruction Resolves spontaneously or after using a Resolves spontaneously or after using a
bronchodilatorbronchodilator
AsthmaAsthma
Testing Testing Spirometry Spirometry Pulmonary function testingPulmonary function testing
ManagementManagement Education, prevent exacerbation, optimize Education, prevent exacerbation, optimize
pharmacotherapypharmacotherapy
Acute Respiratory FailureAcute Respiratory Failure
A sudden and life–threatening deterioration in A sudden and life–threatening deterioration in gas exchangegas exchange
Type I – Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure Type I – Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure Type II - Acute hypercapnic respiratory failureType II - Acute hypercapnic respiratory failure Type III – Combined hypoxemic and Type III – Combined hypoxemic and
hypercapnic failurehypercapnic failure
Acute Respiratory FailureAcute Respiratory Failure
Tests Tests ABGs, CXR, CT, thoracentesisABGs, CXR, CT, thoracentesis
ManagementManagement Correction of gases, oxygen therapy Correction of gases, oxygen therapy Reversal of any narcoticsReversal of any narcotics Possible mechanical ventilationPossible mechanical ventilation