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When performing nasal intubation, the respiratory care practitioner will need to have all of the following available EXCEPT: | Stylette |
You are administering an intermittent postive pressure breathing (IPPB) treatment to a PT with pnumonia.The pressure-cycled ventilator is not reaching the pre-set pressure of 20 cmH20 and fails to cycle off. Cause of problem | Leak in Breathing circuit |
A PT is recieving 60% oxygen at a flow of 8 LPM via a large volume nebulizer and aerosol mask. The PT inspiratory flowrate is 35 LPM. Which of the following should the therapist recommend? | Use two nebulizers at a flow of 10 LPM each |
A PT is being discharged from the hospital. The physcian has ordered portable oxygen therapy at home. The PT has been instructed to use the oxygen at 1-2 LPM during the day and PRN at night. Which of the following should the therapist recommend | Liquid system |
A PT is receiving CPAP thearapy and the pressure is fluctuating between +5 and -8 cmh20. What should the therapist do to stablize the CPAP therapy? | increase the flowrate |
All of the following would be associated with the presence of a pneumothorax EXCEPT? | Dull Percussion |
A PT is suspected of having a pleural effussion. Before performing a thoracentesis, What should the therapist recommend? | lateral decubitus chest radiograph |
A PT is observed to have a increase respiratory rate and depth of breathing.Their breath has a fruit-like aroma. This would most likely be associated with: | metabolic acidosis |
A chest x-ray shows increased retro-sternal air,flat hemidaphram, decreased movement, and no vascular markings on right side. These signs would be associated with: | Pneumothorax |
All of the following would be appropriate goals for a pulmonary rehablition program for a COPD PT EXCEPT: | improved resting blood gasses |
As you enter a PT room you find the PT slumped over in bed. The PT is unresponsive apnic. You would now. | continue CPR |
A PT is being ventilated with a chest cuirass. The aterial blood gasses show a rising PaCO2 and a decreasing PaO2. To help return the blood values to a normal level, the therapist should increase the: | negative pressure |
An Adult PT is reciving continuous volume ventilation. The peak inspiratory pressure is fluctuating between 60 and 70 cmH20. Which of the following would you recommend at this time? | pressure control ventilation |
A PT in the intensive care unit is suffering left heart failure. Which of the following druges will increase the strength of contaction and improve cardiac output? | ditalis |
post-op PT is recieiving continuous volume control ventilation via a microprocessor ventilator. difficulty removing secrections when suctioning. Pt 85 kg (187lbs),oral intubated sz 9.0 ID Vacuum 90 torr, suction being used sz 14 Fr. The therapist should | increase the vacuum level |