Pneumothorax Nursing, Pathophysiology, Interventions | Open vs Closed vs Tension Pneumothorax
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- Pneumothorax nursing interventions, treatment, pathophysiology NCLEX review for the different types of pneumothorax: open pneumothorax vs closed pneumothorax vs tension pneumothorax. A pneumothorax is the collection of air inside the intrapleural space which causes the lung to collapse. There are various types of pneumothorax. An open pneumothorax (also called sucking chest wound) is an opening in the chest wall (from a gun shot, stabbing etc.) that causes a passage of outside air betwen the intrapleural space which allows air to pass back and forth during inspiration and expiration. A closed pneumothorax is when air leaks into the intrapleural space without any outside wound, hence the chest wall and pleural stay intact (could be from a rib fracture where the bony part of the bone punctures the lung which causes air to be released into the intrapleural space). A tension pneumothorax is a complication of a pneumothorax due to an open or closed pneumothorax. It is a medical emergency. It happens when the opening to the intrapleural space creates a one-way valve which causes air to collect in the intrapleural space and the air cannot escape. This causes major compression on the lungs and heart leading to a mediastinum shift and tracheal deviation. Pneumothorax nursing interventions include maintaining chest tube drainage system, monitoring lungs sounds, vital signs etc. Don't forget to watch the video on chest tube care for nurses.
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I’m 24 years old and have had 5 spontaneous pneumothorax over the course of 7-8 years. 7 chest tubes placed, 4 minor 3 major and have had a pluerodesis done. My most recent was the 4th of May this year. Nobody can tell me why this keeps happening to me so I guess I’m just gonna be dealing with this for the rest of my life. Can’t explain how fed up I am with this.
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I just went into hospital on the 1st of August 2023 because I had a Spontaneous phemothorax. Had the drain fall out on the 3rd day. So they just sent me home. Said I still have fluid in there. But I need to go back for a scan on Monday 14th august
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Hi Hi I am RN and your videos are really cool. just one question, I have looked after couple of patients with pneumothorax and when I check their chest xrays, it really gets me confused whether its the heart in white part or actually shrinking of the lungs. is there any way to better read the xrays?
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I have a question. Is there another name for a closed pneumothorax? I have looked through my textbook and it never mentions "closed" pneumothorax. Thanks!
Your book will probably refer to it as "spontaneous"...which is a type of closed pnemuo because there is no damage to the chest wall which contributed to the pneumo. I hope that helps. Thank you for watching the video :)
It may fall under primary pneumothorax as the subpleural blebs undergo rupture.
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