Emergencies in DH - Chapter 14- Obstructed Airway or Aspiration of a Foreign Object

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occur due to the small size of objects being placed and the use of supine position. Choose all that apply.

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Most common items of aspiration.

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Aspiration during certain dental procedure Can be prevented by use of rubber dam or gauze curtain.

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If patient coughing – partial obstruction. If unable to speak, cough, or breathe – complete obstruction

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If Object enters lung, Can be extremely serious. Removal imperative to avoid infection and possibly death

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If Object enters lung, Can be extremely serious. Removal imperative to avoid infection and possibly death

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The result of Ingestion of foreign object. Choose all that apply.

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Aspiration or ingestion often associated with children because they tend to place small objects in their mouths 500 children die each year in United States due to aspiration.

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Aspiration or ingestion often associated with children because they tend to place small objects in their mouths 500 children die each year in United States due to aspiration.

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Geriatrics, psychotics and alcohol or drug abusers, mentally retarded, hyperactive individuals, and patients with an excessive gag reflex are prone to foreign body obstruction/aspiration/ingestion.

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Match the following signs and symptoms

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Partially Obstructed Airway
Completely Obstructed Airway
Airway Aspiration
Foreign Body Ingestion

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Distress Grip throat Cyanosis Unable to speak, cough, or breathe
Feel something trapped in their throat Mild to severe discomfort Drooling of saliva Dysphagia (inability to swallow). Possible airway compromise Possible infection Possible perforation of anatomic structures
Coughing Cyanosis Placing hands in throat area Wheezing Dyspnea Anxious Fearful
Range from nonexistent to severe dyspnea Dependent upon location in airway. Dyspnea Hoarseness Wheezing Coughing Cyanosis. Decreased breath sounds Stupor Excessive sputum production Possibly suffocation

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Oropharyngeal area are most common location of foreign body ingestion.

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Foreign body of esophagus will Feel a sensation in the center of the chest

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Foreign body of esophagus will Feel a sensation in the center of the chest

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Foreign body of GI tract

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Emergencies in DH - Chapter 14- Obstructed Airway or Aspiration of a Foreign Object

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occur due to the small size of objects being placed and the use of supine position. Choose all that apply.

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Most common items of aspiration.

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Aspiration during certain dental procedure Can be prevented by use of rubber dam or gauze curtain.

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If patient coughing – partial obstruction. If unable to speak, cough, or breathe – complete obstruction

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If Object enters lung, Can be extremely serious. Removal imperative to avoid infection and possibly death

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If Object enters lung, Can be extremely serious. Removal imperative to avoid infection and possibly death

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The result of Ingestion of foreign object. Choose all that apply.

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Aspiration or ingestion often associated with children because they tend to place small objects in their mouths 500 children die each year in United States due to aspiration.

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Aspiration or ingestion often associated with children because they tend to place small objects in their mouths 500 children die each year in United States due to aspiration.

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Geriatrics, psychotics and alcohol or drug abusers, mentally retarded, hyperactive individuals, and patients with an excessive gag reflex are prone to foreign body obstruction/aspiration/ingestion.

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Match the following signs and symptoms

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Partially Obstructed Airway

Completely Obstructed Airway

Airway Aspiration

Foreign Body Ingestion

Distress Grip throat Cyanosis Unable to speak, cough, or breathe

Feel something trapped in their throat Mild to severe discomfort Drooling of saliva Dysphagia (inability to swallow). Possible airway compromise Possible infection Possible perforation of anatomic structures

Coughing Cyanosis Placing hands in throat area Wheezing Dyspnea Anxious Fearful

Range from nonexistent to severe dyspnea Dependent upon location in airway. Dyspnea Hoarseness Wheezing Coughing Cyanosis. Decreased breath sounds Stupor Excessive sputum production Possibly suffocation

Oropharyngeal area are most common location of foreign body ingestion.

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Foreign body of esophagus will Feel a sensation in the center of the chest

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Foreign body of esophagus will Feel a sensation in the center of the chest

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Foreign body of GI tract

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