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Gas Exchange / Exam 4 / NUR 112
Questions and Correct Answers the Latest
Update and Recommended Version
The concept of _______________ refers to how well the cells, tissues, and organs of the body

are supplied with oxygen. The concepts of respiration and ventilation are the two major

processes that occur in the pulmonary system to oxygenate the blood.

✓ oxygenation



Why can oxygen therapy cause nosebleeds?

✓ Because it drys out the nasal mucosa.



✓ Interventions:

✓ - Humidifier

✓ - Nasal saline spray



Pulmonary System:

✓ 1.) *Airways and lungs*

✓ 2.) *Ventilation*- Movement of air into/out of the lungs

✓ 3.) *Respiration*

✓ - Exchange of oxygen/carbon dioxide

✓ - Alveolar capillary/capillary cell membrane



Which diagnostic test/exam would best measure a client's level of hypoxemia?



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A. Chest x-ray

B. Pulse oximeter reading

C. Arterial blood gas (ABG) sampling

D. Peak expiratory flow rate

✓ C. Arterial blood gas (ABG) sampling

✓ - The term "hypoxemia" means low blood oxygen level. Arterial blood gas sampling is the
most direct way in which the level of oxygen in the blood can be measured.



Factors That Affect Ventilation:

✓ - Respiratory rate and depth

✓ - Lung compliance

✓ - Lung elasticity (or elastic recoil)

✓ - Airway resistance



How fast you breathe. Variables include exercise, pain, medications, anxiety, LOC, & age.

✓ Respiratory Rate



Is how much your lungs expand to take in air. These processes affect oxygen and carbon

dioxide levels in the blood.

✓ Respiratory Depth




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Refers to the ease of lung inflation. Normally, the lungs inflate easily. Is reduced by increased

lung water (edema), loss of surfactant, or conditions that cause elastin fibers in the lungs to be

replaced with scar tissue (collagen).

✓ Lung compliance



Refers to the tendency of the elastin fibers to return to their original position away from the

chest wall after being stretched (think of stretching a rubber band, then letting go of it).

Alveoli that have been overstretched, as with emphysema, lose their elastic recoil over time.

This loss of elasticity allows the lungs to inflate easily but inhibits deflation, leaving stale air

trapped in the alveoli. *COPD*

✓ Lung elasticity (or elastic recoil)



Keeps the alveolar surface lubricated so it can inflate & deflate without sticking.

✓ Surfactant



Is the resistance to airflow within the airways. The larger the diameter of the airway, the more

easily air moves through it. May narrow with bronchoconstriction IE "Asthma attack"

✓ Airway resistance



Refers to gas exchange, or the oxygenation of blood and elimination of carbon dioxide in the

lungs.

✓ Respiration




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