8 MODULE D LESSON 10: PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TOPIC: EMERGENCY NURSING : MODULE D LESSON 10: PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TOPIC: EMERGENCY NURSING
POINTS TO REMEM,ER CPR 5 Ear! de"i#riati$% is t&e 'e! t$ s(ccess"( res(scitati$% "$r )a%! ad(ts. C$%ti%(a! reassess d(ri%9 CPR t$ see i" t&e cie%t re9ai%s a ,(se $r #e9i%s #reat&i%9. Reassess t$ see t&at t&e c&est )$-es a%d ,(ses are ,a,a#e d(ri%9 CPR. SHOC- 5I% s&$c'1 t&e "irst &$(r $" treat)e%t is )$st critica. Ear! detecti$% is 'e!. T&ere are di""ere%t +a!s t$ cate9$riAe s&$c'. Basica!1 s&$c' ,rese%ts t&ree ,$te%tia ,r$#e)s: 1.N$t e%$(9& "(id i% t&e #$d! OR 0.>(id &as )$-ed $(tside t&e -esses1 s$ ca%%$t #e ,(),ed t$ t&e $r9a%s OR 4.Heart ca%%$t ,(), "(id t&at is ,rese%t S!"c+ a$d Te&erat%re 5 I% se,tic s&$c'1 t&e s'i% a%d #$d! te),erat(re )a! i%crease. I% $t&er s&$c' states1 #$d! a%d s'i% te),erat(re +i decrease. S!"c+ a$d Resirati"$ # As #$$d "$+ t$ (%9s decreases1 ess 9as e=c&a%9e +i $cc(r. <&e% tiss(es recei-e ess $=!9e%1 t&e! ,r$d(ce )$re actate a%d )eta#$ic acid$sis sets i%. Meta#$ic acid$sis i%creases ris' $" cardiac arr&!t&)ias. >$r a cie%t i% s&$c'1 #$d! ces recei-e ess $=!9e% a%d %(trie%ts. T&(s treat)e%t ai)s at i%creasi%9 #$t& a-aia#e $=!9e% a%d -$()e $" #$$d i% -esses 2(%ess t&e &eart &as "aied3. Medicati$%s ca% i),r$-e t$%e $" #$$d -esses 2i%$tr$,es3 $r treat t&e ca(se $" s&$c' 2c$rtic$ster$ids1 a%ti#i$tics3. <&e% treati%9 a tra()a cie%t1 !$( )(st E(ic'! assess ABCs. A"ter !$( '%$+ t&e cie%t is #reat&i%9 a%d &as a ,(se1 -ita si9%s ca% +ait +&ie !$( st$, a%! #eedi%9 a%d start $t&er i%ter-e%ti$%s 2s(c& as starti%9 ICS3. D$%Dt re! $%! $% t&e -ita si9% %()#ers. Head a$d Si$e I$.%r/ # I" cie%t &as &ead i%7(r!1 t&e )$st i),$rta%t assess)e%t is e-e $" c$%sci$(s%essF %e=t is ,(,i res,$%se t$ i9&t. C&a%9es i% -itas are -er! ate si9%. <it& tra()a cie%ts1 ass()e s,i%e is i%7(red (%ti ,r$-e% $t&er+ise. <&ie !$( $,e% t&e air+a!1 !$( )(st 'ee, cer-ica s,i%e i))$#ie. TERMS TO -NO0 ,(a$c! test # A circulation test performed by applying and then quickly releasing pressure to a fingernail or toenail. Cardi"1e$ic s!"c+ 5Shock resulting from failure to maintain the blood supply to the circulatory system and tissues because of inadequate cardiac output. Cardi"&/"at!/ # Disease of the myocardium, esp. that caused by primary disease of the heart muscle. C"(("id - A gluelike substance such as a protein or starch whose particles (molecules or aggregates of molecules, when dispersed as much as possible in a sol!ent, remain uniformly distributed and do not form a true solution. Cr/sta(("id 5 "ike a crystal. C/a$"sis G Slightly bluish, grayish, slatelike, or dark purple discoloration of the skin caused by the resence of abnormal amounts of reduced hemoglobin in the blood. Dia*etic +et"acid"sis # #luid !olume deficit $regulatory failure% may be related to hyperosmolar urinary losses, gastric losses, and inadequate intake, possibly e!idenced by increased urinary output&dilute urine, reports of weakness, thirst, sudden weight loss, hypotension, tachycardia, delayed capillary refill, dry mucous membranes, poor skin turgor. Dia!"resis # 'rofuse sweating. Distri*%ti'e s!"c+ # Shock in which there is a marked decrease in peripheral !ascular resistance and consequent hypotension. G(/c"1e$ # A polysaccharide, (()*+,-. x, commonly called animal starch, a whitish powder that can be prepared from mammalian li!er and muscle and other animal tissues. H/"'"(e&ia # Diminished blood !olume. H/"xe&ia # Decreased oxygen tension (concentration in the blood, measured by arterial oxygen partial pressure ('a-/ !alues. I$"tr"ic # 0nfluencing the force of muscular contractility. M"ti(it/ # The power to mo!e spontaneously. B MODULE D LESSON 10: PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TOPIC: EMERGENCY NURSING M/"cardia( i$)arcti"$ # An infarction in the cardiac muscle, usually resulting from formation of a thrombus in the coronary arterial system. Sesis # The spread of an infection from its initial site to the bloodstream, initiating a systemic response that ad!ersely affects bloodflow to !ital organs. Seci)ic 1ra'it/ # The weight of a substance compared with an equal !olume of water. Tria1e # The screening and classification of sick, wounded, or in1ured persons during war or other disasters to determine priority needs for the efficient use of medical and nursing personnel, equipment, and facilities. @