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== | == Respiratory Failure == | ||
== | == Hypoxaemia (Type 1 Respiratory Failure) == | ||
== | == Classification and Causes of Hypoxaemia == | ||
Hypoxic hypoxaemia | |||
Ischaemic hypoxaemia | |||
Anaemic hypoxaemia | |||
Toxic hypoxaemia | |||
== Clinical Signs == | |||
== Aim of Physiotherapy == | |||
== Treatment of Hypoxaemia == | |||
==== Controlled Oxygen Therapy ==== | |||
==== Humidification ==== | |||
==== Treat the cause, e.g. bronchospasm, sputum retention, volume loss ==== | |||
==== Increased work of breathing ==== | |||
== Common Issues in Hypoxaemia == | |||
==== Bronchopneumonia ==== | |||
==== Acute lobar pneumonia ==== | |||
==== Pulmonary embolus ==== | |||
==== Pulmonary fibrosis ==== | |||
==== Pulmonary oedema ==== | |||
==== CO2 retention ==== | |||
==== Fatigue ==== | |||
==== Chronic chest patients ==== | |||
==== Renal failure ==== | |||
==== Distended abdomen, e.g. pancreatitis, ascites ==== | |||
==== Oesophageal varices ==== | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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Respiratory Failure[edit | edit source]
Hypoxaemia (Type 1 Respiratory Failure)[edit | edit source]
Classification and Causes of Hypoxaemia[edit | edit source]
Hypoxic hypoxaemia
Ischaemic hypoxaemia
Anaemic hypoxaemia
Toxic hypoxaemia
