Npteff pulmonary Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NPTEFF Pulmonary Examination Questions and Answers Lung Volume Percentages: - Answer-IRV: 50% TV: 10% ERV: 15% RV: 25% Total Lung Volume: - Answer-4,000 - 6,000 mL Functional Residual Capacity is made up of: - Answer-- Expiratory Reserve Volume - Residual Volume 40% of TLC Inspiratory Capacity is made up of: - Answer-- Inspiratory Reserve Volume - Tidal Volume 60% of TLC Vital Capacity is made up of: - Answer-- Inspiratory Reserve Volume - Tidal Volume - Expiratory R...

NPTEFF Pulmonary Examination Questions and A Lung Volume Percentages: - Answer-IRV: 50% TV: 10% ERV: 15% RV: 25% Total Lung Volume: - Answer-4,000 - 6,000 mL Functional Residual Capacity is made up of: - Answer-- Expiratory Reserve Volume -Residual Volume 40% of TLC Inspiratory Capacity is made up of: - Answer-- Inspiratory Reserve Volume -Tidal Volume 60% of TLC Vital Capacity is made up of: - Answer-- Inspiratory Reserve Volume -Tidal Volume -Expiratory Reserve Volum...

NPTEFF Cardiopulmonary Intervention Exam Questions with Correct Answers A patient comes into an outpatient clinic with symptoms of anxiety, hyperventilation, pain and cramping of the hand. Upon evaluation, the physical therapist respiratory rate of 40. Based on the symptoms and findings, what is the MOST appropriate treatment? A. Use a bronchodilator to decrease respiratory acidosis B. Have the patient to breath into a re-breathing mask to decrease respiratory alkalosis C. Paced breathing ...

NPTEFF Exam Questions All Answered 3 main factors used in differential diagnosis of ulcers - Answer -location, appearance and symptoms A 35 year old patient reports a two month history of upper back pain and morning stiffness. He reports that he often wakes up in the middle of the night secondary to the pain and notes that the symptoms are relieved after moving around. The Physical Therapists notes limited chest expansion. Which of the following diagnosis should the Physical Therapist susp...

NPTEFF Cardiopulmonary Intervention Exam Questions with Correct A A patient comes into an outpatient clinic with symptoms of anxiety, hyperventilation, pain and cramping of the hand. Upon evaluation, the physical therapist respiratory rate of 40. Based on the symptoms and findings, what is the MOST appropriate treatment? A.Use a bronchodilator to decrease respiratory acidosis B.Have the patient to breath into a re-breathing mask to decrease respiratory alkalosis C. Paced breathing to decrea...