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Nur 195 Test 1; Questions and Answers % Correct Respiratory: What is the nurse's priority? Correct answer-A Airway: upper respiratory tract natural or artificial airway B Breathing: lower respiratory tract respiration: ventilation, perfusion, diffusion

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Respiratory: What is the nurse's priority? Correct answer-A

Airway:

upper

respiratory tract

natural or artificial airway



B

Breathing:

lower

respiratory tract

respiration: ventilation, perfusion, diffusion




C

Circulation: adequate BP and Hemoglobin (Hg)




Morbidly obese Correct answer-increase risk for airway and breathing issues, increased
respiratory rate, circulatory issues, etc, DVT- can change into a pulmonary embolism




Head of the bed must be up for Correct answer-respiratory patients and the elderly




If patient is unconscious Correct answer-keep them on their side in case they vomit

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Anything below the trachea is Correct answer-sterile




If someone aspirates, what lung will most likely be affected? Correct answer-Right lung




PLEURAL EFFUSION Correct answer-Addtl fluid in the lung (pleural space)




diaphragm Correct answer-the major muscle of respiration located at the base of the
thoracic cavity




use of accessory muscles Correct answer-Scalenes, intercostal, flaring of nostrils




Surfactant Correct answer-keeps the alveoli open and decreases surface




Atelectasis Correct answer-unable to keep the alveoli open (collapsed alveoli), low grade
temp and may have crackles, leads to hospital acquired pneumonia, important to use incentive
spirometer




anatomic dead space Correct answer-Nose to bronchioles

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What Controls Respiratory Rate and Depth? Correct answer-Chemoreceptors in the Brain,
Peripheral receptors -Carotid and Aortic Bodies, Mechanical receptors in the Lungs




Chemoreceptors in the Brain Correct answer---Chemical changes in H+ ion concentration
or pH

--Changes in carbon dioxide concentration




Peripheral receptors -Carotid and Aortic Bodies Correct answer-respond to oxygen levels,
carbon dioxide and pH




Mechanical receptors in the Lungs Correct answer-Physiologic factors: pulmonary muscle
stretching, alveolar wall distortion, irritants and fluid build up.




Why must COPD patients be conscious of the amt of oxygen that they get? Correct
answer-they have higher levels of carbon dioxide




What is a focused respiratory assessment? Correct answer-Subjective Assessments:

•Dyspnea: (rated on a scale of 1-10)

•Chest pain: pulmonary v.s. cardiac origin

Objective assessments:

•Cough: describe characteristics

•Sputum: quantity, consistency, color

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Physical Assessments:

Inspection, Palpation, Percussion, Auscultation




Arterial Blood Gas (ABG) Correct answer-ABG analysis is used to evaluate respiratory
function and provides accurate information about oxygenation, ventilation and acid-base
balance. The measurements reported are the pH, PaCO2, PaO2, HCO3 and SaO2.




An arterial puncture is done from the radial, brachial or femoral artery or the blood is obtained
from an indwelling arterial catheter. Perform the Allen test before using the radial artery. Use a
heparinized syringe and immediately place blood sample on ice and send to the lab.



Nursing Implications:

Explain the procedure to the patient. Make no changes with the patient for twenty minutes
prior to test. Indicate whether oxygen was in use at the time blood was drawn. Once the needle
is removed, firm, direct pressure is applied for 5 minutes to the arterial site, until the site is no
longer bleeding.



M.H. 72 y/o female admitted with diagnosis of Pneumonia , shortness of breath, fever, chest
pain with coughing, fatigue.

Health History: smoker, Influenza PTA, productive cough

Diagnostics: CXR - RLL infiltrates, consolidation: Pneumonia

Labs: Blood and Sputum cultures pending, WBC: Leukocytosis

Proceed with data collection and the Nursing Process: Correct answer-Physical Exam

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