EMR National Registry questions and answers 2024. EMR National Registry questions and answers 2024. EMR National Registry
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EMR National Registry questions and answers 2024. EMR National Registry questions and answers 2024. EMR National Registry questions and answers 2024. EMR National Registry questions and answers 2024.
1. During anaphylactic shock, the patient's BP is likely to ________.: Decrease
2. The amount of air that is left after maximal expiration is known as: Residual volume
3. You would determine a patient hypoxic if their SPO2 was below: 95%
4. The major function of the upper airway is to: Warm, filter, and humidify air
5. There are 2 separate respiratory drives. The hypoxic and carbon dioxide. If a COPD patient is a
carbon dioxide retainer, then you should deliver: Oxygen via nasal cannula at 4-6 LPM
6. Air that becomes trapped between the visceral pleura and the parietal pleura is called?: Pneumothorax
7. Rescue breaths on a child should be given over a period of: 1 second
,8. The root word pulm refers to: The lungs
9. The Golden Hour is: The time of the injury to the time of surgery
10. What percent of the air we breathe is Oxygen: 21%
11. The initial two breaths given during CPR are to be how long each: 1 second
12. Pulse oximeters read that there is something on the hemoglobin and not: What is actually binding to
the hemoglobin
13. What are the five steps of ventilation: Explain the procedure, Place mask over mouth & nose, Initially
assist at a rate at which the patient is breathing, Squeeze the bag each time the patient begins to inhale,
Over the next 5-10 breaths, slowly adjust the rate and volume
14. A person with cyanosis around the neck will be: Hypoxic
15. High altitude is a primary location for: Abnormal ambient air, Build up of harmful gases
16. Pulmonary edema is a condition where: Fluid builds up in the lungs making the transfer of oxygen
more difficult as the alveoli are partitioned by the fluid
, 17. You suction a newborn: Mouth first, then the nose
18. You should expect to hear: vesicular lung sounds in a healthy patient
19. Adequate ventilation: Is necessary for, but does not assure adequate respiration
20. The Carina is best described as the: Bifurcation of the trachea into the tow mainstream bronchi
21. BURP stands for, Also when is it used?: Back - Up - Right - Pressure, used when giving cricoid
pressure, to help visualize the cords and prevent gastric distention
22. In 20 seconds of CPR, you should deliver about, Also why?: 36 compressions because you need to
deliver at least 100-120 in 1 minute
23. When transporting an infant or child, it is best to... Also don't let parent do what?: Secure them to the
gurney with the appropriate device, you should not let the parent hold them due to safety
24. General assessment of a sickle cell crisis includes:: LOC, skin, visual disturbances, gastrointestinal,
skeletal, cardiorespiratory, and genitourinary
25. For aligning an airway on a child, use: A folded towel or similar item
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