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FPCC FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM 300+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A GRADE impaired gas exchange interventions - Answer-health promotion (TB screening), vaccinations, smoking cessation HOB elevated position of comfort turn cough and deep breath hydration rest balanced with activ...

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FPCC FINAL EXAM REAL EXAM 300+
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) A
GRADE
impaired gas exchange interventions - Answer-health promotion (TB screening),
vaccinations, smoking cessation
HOB elevated
position of comfort
turn cough and deep breath
hydration
rest balanced with activity
oxygen conserving techniques- eat little meals 6 times a day
treat cause
incentive spirometry

nasal cannula - Answer-FiO2 24-44%
flow rate 1-6 LPM
can eat talk and cough
watch for pressure ulcers
can be drying

simple face mask - Answer-FiO2 40-60%
flow rate >5 Lpm
usually short term use
claustrophobia, remove to eat/drink, skin breakdown, make sure it's on,aspiration

venturi face mask - Answer-FiO2 24-50%
flow rate varies
most accurate, good for chronic lung disease

partial rebreather - Answer-FiO2 50-90%
flow rate 6-15 Lpm
allows rebreathing of exhaled gas
bag stays inflated

nonrebreather - Answer-delivers FiO2 70-100%
flow rate 6-15 LPM
no rebreathing of exhaled gas
bag 1/3-1/2 full at all times
snug fit

,track collar - Answer-FIO2 24-100%
flow rate 4-10 LPM

people who have COPD - Answer-use lowest LPM possible
monitor RR, LOC, SPO2
consider venturi mask
notify provider of impending resp depression

hypoventilation comes from constantly retaining CO2 so lose drive to breathe

early hypoxia - Answer-tachypnea
tachycardia
restlessness
anxiety
pale skin, pale mucous membranes
elevated BP
use of accessory muscles
nasal flaring
adventitious lung sounds

late hypoxia - Answer-bradypnia
bradycardia
confusion or stupor
cranotic skin and mucous membranes
hypotension
signs of fatigue
diminished lung sounds
cardiac dysrhythmias

thoracentesis - Answer-remove fluid or air collection in pleural space
must have special consent
postion
must be still
monitor HR, can drop if vagus nerve is hit
feeling of pressure
specimens

Patient monitoring after: bandage, procedure side up, chest excursion, lung sounds,
resume activities in 1 hour

bronchoscopy - Answer-visuallization, collect samples, remove foreign bodies, lesions,
secretions
patient prep: NPO 4-8 hrs, oral care
monitor: stridor, gag reflex, bleeding, warm saline gargle and throat lozenges

, assessment findings related to nutritional intake - Answer-physical access to good
foods, money, preparation, weight, food intake, calorie count
anthropometry- ideal body weight, skinfolds, circumferences, BMI, recent changes

BMI - Answer-underweight <18.5
normal 18.6-24.9
overweight 25-29.9
obese >30

physical exam findings related to nutrition - Answer-listless, apathetic, fatigued
pallor
muscle wasting
little SQ tissue
stringy, brittle hair
rough, dry skin
brittle or abnormally shaped nails
burning or tingling
tachycardia

lab tests related to nutriton - Answer-albumin
prealbumin
hemoglobin
iron and TIBC
glucose
hemoglobin A1c

what to support for healthy nutrition - Answer-DRIs and AMDRs
weekly weight
healthier food
exercise
sleep
food diary
expect set backs and plateus

how to promote intake - Answer-general environment
food presentation
small frequent meals
decrease fluid intake with meals
social
nausea

assisst with feeding - Answer-positioning
thickeners
time- as much as needed
keep suction available

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