Asthma is a disease that affects the airways of your lungs. This Pathophysiology of Acute Asthma Attack mind map depicts the Pathophysiology of an acute asthma attack. As illustrated in this biology concept map, the airways become swollen and inflamed during an asthma attack, aka an asthma exacerbation. The muscles surrounding the airways contract, and the airways produce extra mucus, narrowing the breathing (bronchial) tubes. Asthma symptoms and signs differ from person to person. With EdrawMind, you can easily create a Pathophysiology of Acute Asthma attack mind map.
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Pathophysiology of Acute Asthma Attack
Bronchoconstriction/Bronchospasm
Relaxaction of Smooth Muscle
Beta-2 Adrenergicreceptors of bronchi
Inflammation of airways
aids in anti-inflammatory treatment drug Hydrocortisone
affects
Glucocorticoid Receptor
closing for 54.5 kg
54.54 ml of 100mg/2ml injectable solutionevery 4 hurs
beware of
Adrenal ResponseSuppression
if patient is inaccident
will go into shock,which may result in death
used in conjection with
Beta-2 Agonists
Reverse Beta-2 Tolerance
Mucus Plugging
aids in removing
mucushypersecretion
prevents
inhale 2.5ml of 0.5ml/2.5mlinhalation solution every 6 hrs
classified as
anticholinergic drug
Acute Astma
Expertise
Arterial Blood Gas
PaCO2 < 35 mmHg
PaO2 > 80 mmHg
pH < 7.35
O2 Saturation = 92-95%
Four Stages
Stage 1
Hyperventilation (low PCO2) anda normal PO2
Stage 2
Hyperventilation withhypoxemia
Stage 3
False-normal PCO2
sign of
Respiratory Muscle Fatigue
Stage 4
occurs with
Respiratory failure
needs
ventilatory support
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Pathophysiology of
Acute Asthma Attack
Bronchoconstriction/
Bronchospasm
Inflammation of airways
Acute Astma
Mucus Plugging
Relaxaction of Smooth Muscle
Beta-2 Adrenergic
receptors of bronchi
Expertise
Arterial Blood Gas
PaCO2 < 35 mmHg
PaO2 > 80 mmHg
pH < 7.35
O2 Saturation = 92-95%
Four Stages
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4
Hyperventilation (low PCO2) and
a normal PO2
Hyperventilation with
hypoxemia
False-normal PCO2
sign of
Respiratory Muscle Fatigue
occurs with
Respiratory failure
needs
ventilatory support
aids in anti-inflammatory treatment drug Hydrocortisone
affects
Glucocorticoid Receptor
closing for 54.5 kg
54.54 ml of 100mg/2ml injectable solution
every 4 hurs
beware of
Adrenal Response
Suppression
if patient is in
accident
will go into shock,
which may result in death
used in conjection with
Beta-2 Agonists
Reverse Beta-2 Tolerance
aids in removing
mucus
hypersecretion
prevents
inhale 2.5ml of 0.5ml/2.5ml
inhalation solution every 6 hrs
classified as
anticholinergic drug
Pathophysiology of Acute Asthma Attack
Bronchoconstriction/Bronchospasm
Relaxaction of Smooth Muscle
Beta-2 Adrenergicreceptors of bronchi
Inflammation of airways
aids in anti-inflammatory treatment drug Hydrocortisone
affects
Glucocorticoid Receptor
closing for 54.5 kg
54.54 ml of 100mg/2ml injectable solutionevery 4 hurs
beware of
Adrenal ResponseSuppression
if patient is inaccident
will go into shock,which may result in death
used in conjection with
Beta-2 Agonists
Reverse Beta-2 Tolerance
Mucus Plugging
aids in removing
mucushypersecretion
prevents
inhale 2.5ml of 0.5ml/2.5mlinhalation solution every 6 hrs
classified as
anticholinergic drug
Acute Astma
Expertise
Arterial Blood Gas
PaCO2 < 35 mmHg
PaO2 > 80 mmHg
pH < 7.35
O2 Saturation = 92-95%
Four Stages
Stage 1
Hyperventilation (low PCO2) anda normal PO2
Stage 2
Hyperventilation withhypoxemia
Stage 3
False-normal PCO2
sign of
Respiratory Muscle Fatigue
Stage 4
occurs with
Respiratory failure
needs
ventilatory support
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