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What types of subjective data would you gather on a patient during a respiratory assessment?
smoking hx? environmental exposure?
productive? if so, is there a color or smell? when did it begin? how long has it been going on? are you taking any meds? have the meds helped any?
kyphosis; skin, nails and lips; cyanosis; nasal flaring
distal circulation
position, thoracic expansion
woman with puffy, swollen shut eyes
cage, thumbs posterior at T10 level - check as patient is breathing if chest is expanding symmetrically and thumbs are moving apart
sedation
of apnea...breathing lasts for 30-45s followed by periods of apnea (20s) -- considered normal in infants and aging adults
failure
much air
breathers
exchange, incr work of breathing, kyphosis
meters/6 minutes
agitation, irritability, confusion, LOC (incr CO2 and decr O2)
dysrhythmias, HTN, chest pain, palpitations
accessory muscle use, incr'd abd muscle use