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Pulmonary Alterations

Emma Prasher Nursing NCLEX English

Mind map of pulmonary alterations: PaCO2 and PaO2 concentrations, obstructive disorders, pulmonary edema and ARDS

Mind map: pulmonary alterations

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Pulmonary Alterations

  1. PaCO2 concentrations

    • Hypoventilation
      • Hypercapnia (paCO2 >45)
        • Resp. acidosis
    • Hyperventilation
      • Hypocapnia (PaCO2 <35)
        • Resp. alkalosis
  2. PaO2 concentrations

    • Hypoxemia
      • Hypoxia
    • Hyperoxemia
  3. Chest Wall and Pleura Disorders

    • Chest wall restrictions
      • Kyphosis
      • Flail chest
    • Pleural wall abnorms
      • Hemo/pneumothorax (blood/air in pleural space)
        • Primary/spontaneuos
        • Secondary/traumatic
      • Pleural effusion (fluid in pleural space)
        • Transudative (watery)
        • Exudative (WBCs/plasma)
        • Empyema (pus)
  4. Pulm Vascular Disease

    • Pulm. Embolism (high V/Q)
      • Resp. compromise
      • Hemodynamic compromise
    • Pulm. HTN
      • Primary idiopathic
      • Secondary/chronic alveolar hypoxia
    • Cor Pulmonale
  5. Obstructive Disorders

    • COPD
      • Emphysema
      • Chronic bronchitis (low V/Q)
    • Asthma (low V/Q)
      • Atopic/allergic
      • Non-atopic
  6. Pulm Edema

    • Cardiogenic
      • Increased hydrostatic pressure
        • L-sided heart failure
      • Decreased oncotic pressure
        • Hypoalbumenia
        • Nephrotic syndrome or liver disease
    • Noncardiogenic
      • Increased capillary permeability
  7. ARDS (v. low V/Q/shunt)

    • MODS
  8. Restrictive Disorders

    • Aspiration
    • Bronchiolitis
    • Fibrosis
      • viral
    • Atelectasis (v. low V/Q/shunt)
      • Compression
      • Absorption/Resorption
      • Surfactant Impairment
      • Contraction
  9. Infections

    • URI
      • Cold
      • Sinus inf.
      • Pharyngitis
        • Strep pyrogenes
          • Rheumatic heart disease
      • Influenza
    • Lower resp.
      • Pneumonia (v. low V/Q/shunt)
      • TB

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NCLEX Nursing Mind Map on Pulmonary Alterations, created by Emma Prasher on 24/07/2016.
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