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MED SURG EXAM 3.Chapter 25 Assessment Respiratory System 1. The key anatomic landmark that separates the upper respiratory tract from the lower respiratory tract is the a. carina. b. larynx. c. trachea. d. epiglottis. Rationale: The carina is the anatomic landmark that separates the upper respiratory tract from the lower respiratory tract. The larynx, epiglottis, and trachea are all above the carina (part of the upper respiratory tract). 2. A patient asks, “How does air get into my lungs?” T...

2 Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) HESI RN CASE STUDY-When the nurse enters the room, she finds Emma crying in her mother's arms. The nurse and Susan calm Emma, and then the nurse auscultates the infant's lungs. Coarse bilateral wheezes are detected, but the infant does not appear in acute distress at this time. 2. 1.ID: 71 What action should the nurse take next? A. Perform nasal suctioning. B. Continue respiratory assessment. Correct C. Call the emergency response team. D. Do...

1. Safety and Infection Control 2. 3.ID: 14 EMS personnel triage clients, with multiple casualties noted. Which action should the triage nurse implement first? A. Place a disaster tag securely on each victim. Correct B. Communicate with the county emergency room. C. Determine which ambulance will transport which client. D. Identify a site for the casualties to be taken until identified. Awarded 1.0 points out of 1.0 possible points. 3. 4.ID: 09 Triage determines in what order a client is seen by...

2 Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) HESI RN CASE STUDY

Nursing Diagnosis #1: Impaired Tissue integrity related to impaired physical mobility as evidenced by stage 4 Pressure Ulcer on left dorsal foot. Goal: Patient will regain tissue integrity on left dorsal foot as evidenced by reduction of pressure injury stage by March 28,2019. MET Outcome Criteria: (The goal has been met if the client…) 1. By 03/28/2019, patient will be able to show reduction of pressure injury stage after performing wound care daily. MET 2. By 03/28/2019, patient will not...

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MED SURG EXAM 3.Chapter 25 Assessment Respiratory System 1. The key anatomic landmark that separates the upper respiratory tract from the lower respiratory tract is the a. carina. b. larynx. c. trachea. d. epiglottis. Rationale: The carina is the anatomic landmark that separates the upper respiratory tract from the lower respiratory tract. The larynx, epiglottis, and trachea are all above the carina (part of the upper respiratory tract). 2. A patient asks, “How does air get into my ...

MED SURG EXAM 3.Chapter 25 Assessment Respiratory System 1. The key anatomic landmark that separates the upper respiratory tract from the lower respiratory tract is the a. carina. b. larynx. c. trachea. d. epiglottis. Rationale: The carina is the anatomic landmark that separates the upper respiratory tract from the lower respiratory tract. The larynx, epiglottis, and trachea are all above the carina (part of the upper respiratory tract). 2. A patient asks, “How does air get into my ...

1. Safety and Infection Control 2. 3.ID: 14 EMS personnel triage clients, with multiple casualties noted. Which action should the triage nurse implement first? A. Place a disaster tag securely on each victim. Correct B. Communicate with the county emergency room. C. Determine which ambulance will transport which client. D. Identify a site for the casualties to be taken until identified. Awarded 1.0 points out of 1.0 possible points. 3. 4.ID: 09 Triage determines in what orde...