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Critical Care Exam 1 Respiratory Practice Questions With Correct Answers 2024
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Critical Care Exam 1 Respiratory PracticeQuestions With Correct Answers 2024
1) dA dnurse dis dcaring dfor da dpatient dwith dARDS. dThe dnurse dviews dthe dABG. dWhat dvalue
dshould dthe dnurse dreport dto dthe dphysician?
pH: d7.35
PaCO2: d26mmhg
PaO2:95
HCO3: d22
a) dPaCO2
b)pH
c)HCO3
d)PaO2 d- dcorrect danswer.a
The dnormal drange dfor dPaCO2 dis d35-45. dThis dpatient dis dexperiencing da dsuperimposed
drespiratory dalkalosis dlikely ddue dto dhyperventilation. dThe dnurse dshould dreport dthe
dPaCO2 dto dthe dphysician.
2) dA dnurse dmust dposition dthe dpatient dprone dafter dhis ddiagnosis dof dacute drespiratory
ddistress dsyndrome d(ARDS). dWhich dof dthe dfollowing dis da dbenefit dof dusing dthis dposition?
dSelect dall dthat dapply.
A)Decreased datelectasis
B)Reduced dneed dfor dendotracheal dintubation
c)Mobilization dof dsecretions
d)Decreased dpleural dpressure
e)Increased dresponse dto dcorticosteroid dtherapy d- dcorrect danswer.a, dc, dd
Decreased datelectasis", d"Mobilization dof dsecretions" dand d"Decreased dpleural dpressure"
dare dcorrect. dProne dpositioning, dor dplacing dthe dpatient dface ddown dwith dthe dhead dturned
dto dthe dside, dhelps dwith dpulmonary dfunction din dthe dpatient ddiagnosed dwith dARDS. dWhen
dthe dpatient dis dplaced din da dprone dposition, dthe dheart dand ddiaphragm dare dnot dpressing
dagainst dthe dlungs, dwhich dmeans dthat dpleural dpressure dis dreduced. dWhen dthere dis dless
dpressure dexerted don dthe dlungs, datelectasis ddecreases. dStudies dhave dshown dthat dmany
dpatients din dthe dprone dposition dhave dincreased dlung dsecretions, dwhich dimproves
doxygenation.
,-"Reduced dneed dfor dendotracheal dintubation" dis dincorrect. dThe dprone dposition dhas dnot
dbeen dshown dto ddecrease dthe dlikelihood dof dintubation.
-"Increased dresponse dto dcorticosteroid dtherapy" dis dincorrect dbecause dpositioning ddoes
dnot dchange dthe dbody's dresponse dto dsteroid dtherapy.
3) dA d25-year-old dpatient din dthe dICU dis dbeing dtreated dfor dacute drespiratory ddistress
dsyndrome d(ARDS). dThe dpatient dis don da dventilator dand drequires d80 dpercent dFiO2. dWhich
dinformation dwould dthe dnurse dmost dlikely dneed dto dreport dabout dthe dpatient dto dthe
drespiratory dtherapist dworking dwith dher?
a)The dpatient dneeds dendotracheal dsuctioning
b)The dpatient dneeds dmore doxygen dbecause dof dhis dsaturation
c)The dpatient dneeds dan darterial dblood dgas ddrawn
d)The dpatient dneeds da dhemoglobin dlevel ddrawn d- dcorrect danswer.c
4) dA dpatient dwho dhas drecovered dfrom dARDS din dthe dICU dis dnow dmalnourished dand dhas
dlost da dsignificant damount dof dweight. dThe dphysician dorders dTPN dto dadd dnutrition dfor dthe
dpatient, dwho dthen ddevelops dre-feeding dsyndrome. dWhich dof dthe dfollowing dsigns dor
dsymptoms dwould dthe dnurse dexpect dto dsee dwith dre-feeding dsyndrome? dSelect dall dthat
dapply.
a. dImpaired dmental dstatus
b. dInsulin dresistance
c. dSeizures
d. dPersistent dweight dloss
e. dConstipation d- dcorrect danswer.a,b,c
impaired dmental dstatus", d"Insulin dresistance" dand d"Seizures" dare dcorrect. dRe-feeding
dsyndrome dcan doccur das da dresponse dto dnutrient dreintroduction dafter da dperiod dof
dstarvation. dWhen dan dextremely dmalnourished dpatient dreceives dTPN, dthe dbody dhas dto
dadjust dto dreceiving dnutrients dagain, dwhich dcan dcause dshifts din delectrolytes din dthe dbody.
dThese dshifts din delectrolytes dcan dresult din dsudden dand doften dfatal dcomplications. dSigns
dand dsymptoms dof dre-feeding dsyndrome dinclude dconfusion dand dimpaired dmental dstatus,
dinsulin dresistance, dseizures, dcoma dand ddeath.
-"Persistent dweight dloss" dis dincorrect dbecause dby dthe dtime da dpatient ddevelops dre-
feeding dsyndrome, dthe donset dof dsymptoms dis dso dsudden dthat dweight dloss dcannot dbe
dmeasured das dpart dof dthe dsyndrome.
-"Constipation" dis dincorrect, das dit dis dnot da dsymptom dof drefeeding dsyndrome.
5) dA dnurse dis dcaring dfor da dpatient dwith dARDS. dWhich dof dthe dfollowing dclinical dindicators
dwould dsignify dthat dthis dclient dis din drespiratory dfailure? dSelect dall dthat dapply.
a. dPulse doximetry dof d94% don droom dair
b. dA dPaO2 dlevel dbelow d60 dmmHg
c. dAn dABG dpH dlevel dof d7.35
d. dA dpCO2 dlevel dover d50 dmmHg
, e. dA drespiratory drate dof dover d16/minute d- dcorrect danswer.b, dd d
Respiratory ddiseases dcan dcause dsuch dcompromise dthat dthe dpatient dwill dsuffer
dsymptoms; dhowever, dthere dare dcertain dclinical dindicators dthat dcan dclarify dwhether dthe
dpatient dis dactually din drespiratory dfailure. dClinical dindicators dof drespiratory dfailure dinclude
dpulse doximetry dof dless dthan d91% don droom dair, dPaO2 dlevel dless dthan d60 dmmHg, dand da
dpCO2 dlevel dof dover d50 dmmHg.
6) dA dnurse dis dcaring dfor da dpatient dwho dis din drespiratory ddistress dbecause dof dARDS.
dWhich dof dthe dfollowing dnursing ddiagnoses dwould dmost dlikely dbe dassociated dwith dthis
dcondition?
a. dIneffective dthermoregulation
b. dImpaired durinary delimination
c. dIneffective dtissue dperfusion
d. dDisturbed dpersonal didentity d- dcorrect danswer.c
7) dA dnurse dwalks dinto da dclient dwho dis din drespiratory ddistress. dThe dclient dhas da dtracheal
ddeviation dto dthe dright dside. dThe dnurse dknows dto dprepare dfor dwhich dof dthe dfollowing
demergent dprocedures?
a. dChest dtube dinsertion don dthe dleft dside.
b. dChest dtube dinsertion don dthe dright dside.
c. dIntubation
d. dTracheostomy d- dcorrect danswer.a
Tracheal ddeviation dindicates da dpneumothorax, dthe ddirection dof dthe ddeviation dindicates
dthe dside dthe dpneumothorax dis don. dIf dthe dtrachea dis ddeviating dto dthe dright, dthen dthe
dpneumo dis don dthe dleft. dThe dtreatment dfor dthis dis da dchest dtube don dthe dside dof dtrhe
ddeflated dlung.
8) dA d26-year-old dpatient dis dadmitted dto dthe dhospital din dsevere drespiratory ddistress. dHis
doxygen dsaturations dare d80% ddespite dsupplemental doxygen dprovided dby da dfacemask.
dThe dprovider ddecides dto dintubate dthe dpatient dto dhelp dwith dhis dbreathing doxygenation.
dWhich dmedication dwould dthe dnurse dmost dlikely dadminister dwhen dassisting dwith
dintubation?
a. dModafinil d(Provigil)
b. dPhentermine d(Adipex-P)
c. dEtomidate d(Amidate)
d. dZolpidem d(Ambien) d- dcorrect danswer.c
"Etomidate d(Amidate)" dis dcorrect. dIntubation dis dmost doften dperformed dby dinserting da
dtube dinto dthe dmouth dand dpassing dit dinto dthe dtrachea din dorder dto dprovide dsupport dfor da
dpatient's dbreathing. dMost dregistered dnurses ddo dnot dperform dendotracheal dintubation,
dbut dthey dcan dassist dthe dprovider dor drespiratory dtherapist dwith dplacing dthe dtube. dThe
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