DN2 IGNS Learning Unit 6 Disorders Affecting Oxygenation PDF

DN2 IGNS LEARNING UNIT 6 DISORDERS AFFECTING OXYGENATION Mrs. MJ Brown 27 February 2024  DEL Classroom Rules ✓Please make sure your electrical device is fully charged. ✓Ensure that you are in a quiet place with no interruptions. ✓During the session, all microphones should be off unless you are....

DN2 IGNS LEARNING UNIT 6 DISORDERS AFFECTING OXYGENATION Mrs. MJ Brown 27 February 2024  DEL Classroom Rules ✓Please make sure your electrical device is fully charged. ✓Ensure that you are in a quiet place with no interruptions. ✓During the session, all microphones should be off unless you are. answering or asking a question. ✓Active participation is encouraged. ✓Give others a chance to participate. ✓Complete activities before class for all your modules. NETCARE EDUCATION ✓Close all the unnecessary apps on your devices. ✓Type any questions you might have during the lesson in the chat box. ✓Respect each person’s opinion. 2. OUTCOMES 3 NETCARE EDUCATION OBJECTIVE LU 6 DN 2 STUDY GUIDE, Netcare Education: 2024 pp. 5-7. NETCARE EDUCATION 4 QUESTION! Why is oxygen so important to the body?. NETCARE EDUCATION 5 Introduction The need for oxygen is the most fundamental physiological need of a person. The absence of oxygen can lead to cellular, tissue, and organ death (Berman, et al., 2021, p. 1303). Oxygen is required to extract. energy from food. Oxygenation includes the uptake and utilization of oxygen by the tissues, while at the same time the elimination of carbon dioxide from the tissues. The processes of oxygenation include NETCARE EDUCATION breathing, gas exchange in the lungs, transportation of oxygen to the tissues via the circulatory system, uptake, and utilization of oxygen in the cells, transportation of carbon dioxide to the lungs via the circulatory system, and the exhalation of carbon dioxide via the lungs. 6 Case Study Mrs. Y, a 65-year-old female patient, is admitted to your ward with bronchitis. When entering the patient’s room, you observe her struggling to breathe. She is restless and anxious and attempts to get out of bed. Assessment:. Pulse = 98beats/min; SpO2 = 89%; Respiration = 32 breaths/min; BP = 111/89 mmHg 1. Which system of the body is involved in this scenario 2. Which main structures are involved in a patient’s struggle to breathe? NETCARE EDUCATION 3. Describe how the body will control the respiratory rate in this scenario. 4. Explain the factors affecting the respiratory function in this scenario. 5. Describe the respiratory alteration applicable to the scenario. 7. 8 NETCARE EDUCATION. NETCARE EDUCATION https://www.anatomy.tv/anatomytv/gotoview.aspx?embeddedcode=4AA9D13 9  WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RESPIRATION AND BREATHING?. NETCARE EDUCATION 10 Pre-knowledge What are main functions of the. respiratory system? NETCARE EDUCATION 11 Pre-knowledge What are the functions of the respiratory system?. Ventilation Delivery of O2 to the lungs and expulsion of CO2 and H2O out of the lungs) Gas Exchange (diffusion of O2 into the bloodstream and diffusion of CO2 out of the bloodstream Other (blood ph, air preparation, vocalisation, NETCARE EDUCATION olfaction, protection and defence 12  PRE-KNOWLEDGE. 1. What is the major function of the respiratory system a) Blood circulation b) Digestion NETCARE EDUCATION c) Gas Exchange d) Muscle movement 13  PRE-KNOWLEDGE 1. Which structure are included in the conducting airways? a. Blood vessels. b. Kidneys c. Lungs NETCARE EDUCATION d. Upper and lower airways 14  PRE-KNOWLEDGE 3. What is the function of the upper airway? a) To filter blood. b) To exchange gases c) To filter inspired air, warm it and NETCARE EDUCATION protect the lower airway d) To produce hormones 15  PRE-KNOWLEDGE 4. What is the consequences if the upper airway obstruction if not treated promptly? a) Hypertension. b) Diabetes c) Reduce tissue perfusion NETCARE EDUCATION d) Hypoxia 16  Gas Exchanges Ventilation Pulmonary Perfusion diffusion miss match Increased Alveolar – Oxygen capillary requirements membrane OBJECTIVE 2. Physiological and pathophysiology Ineffective processes Ventilation airway Perfusion clearance Ration NETCARE EDUCATION Ventilation, Ineffective perfusion breathing and respiration Impaired gas exchange 17  GAS EXCHANGE https://quizizz.com/admin/quiz/5db2a769f21a74001a62504e/gas-exchange f VENTILATION Respiratory Ventilation - Search Images (bing.com) TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE 1. What are the factors that can alter respiratory function? 2. Describe the two important functions of the respiratory system? 3. Define respiration. 4. Define breathing. Respiratory Ventilation - Search Images (bing.com) References Adams, M. P., Holland, N. & Urban, C., 2020. Pharmacology for Nurses a pathophysiologic approach. Sixth Edition ed. Hoboken: Pearson Education, Inc. Unit 3. Chapter 18. Berman, A., Snyder, S. J. & Frandsen, G., 2021. Kozier & Erb's Fundamentals of Nursing Concepts, Process, and Practice. 11th Global ed. Essex: Pearson Education Limited Marieb, E. N. and Hoehn, K. M., 2019. Human Anatomy and Physiology. 11th Global ed. Essex: Pearson Education.