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NU373 Week 3 HESI Case Study: Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Bronchiolitis - 21 questions

BVM Respiratory Rates..How do we determine adequate respiration? Answer - - theoretically less than 8 or more than 25-ish - assess via adequate chest rise/fall, skin signs, respiratory status. - is patient getting job done on their one or do they need hel? Wheezing Answer - High pitched on exhale Lower airway obstruction (bronchioles) Asthma + allergic reaction/anaphylaxis RONCHI Answer - Denser fluid in lungs (pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, chronic bronchitis) CRACKLES (RALES) Answer ...

PSI FNP REAL EXAM AND STUDY GUIDE 170 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS LATEST VERSION 2024- 2025//ALREADY GRADED A+ A 14yo male with bronchitis is being treated with fluids and expectorants. He returns to the clinic with a fever of 103F, right pleuritic chest pain, and green sputum. Which of the following examination results would be expected?

1. BVM Respiratory Rates..How do we determine adequate respiration?: - the- oretically less than 8 or more than 25-ish - assess via adequate chest rise/fall, skin signs, respiratory status. - is patient getting job done on their one or do they need hel? 2. Wheezing: High pitched on exhale Lower airway obstruction (bronchioles) Asthma + allergic reaction/anaphylaxis 3. RONCHI: Denser fluid in lungs (pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, chronic bronchitis) 4. CRACKLES (RALES): Fluid in lungs ("underw...

True/false: COPD is reversible and tends to happen gradually. - False A patient is presenting with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. The patient has a chronic productive cough with dyspnea on excretion. Arterial blood gases show a low oxygen level and high carbon dioxide level in the blood. On assessment, the patient has cyanosis in the lips and edema in the abdomen and legs. Based on your nursing knowledge and the patient's symptoms, you suspect the patient suffers from what type of ...

What are the respiratory rates when we should consider a BVM? - less than 8 ventilate, over 25 How do we determine adequate respirations? - equal chest rise and fall improved skin signs Wheezing - high pitched sound in lungs = lower airway Ronchi - loud rumbling, thick secretions (congestion) Crackles (Rales) - wet, gurgling Stridor - strained, high-pitched sound

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Bronchiolitis HESI CASE STUDY: | Updated

A nurse is preparing for the admission of an infant with a diagnosis of bronchiolitis caused by the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Choose the interventions that would be included in the plan of care. Select all that apply. - ️️1. Place the infant in a private room. 2. Place the infant in a room near the nurses' station. 3. Ensure that the infant's head is in a flexed position. 4. Wear a mask at all times when in contact with the infant. 5. Place the child in a tent that delivers wa...

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BVM Respiratory Rates..How do we determine adequate respiration? - Answer - theoretically less than 8 or more than 25-ish - assess via adequate chest rise/fall, skin signs, respiratory status. - is patient getting job done on their one or do they need hel? Wheezing - Answer High pitched on exhale Lower airway obstruction (bronchioles) Asthma + allergic reaction/anaphylaxis RONCHI - Answer Denser fluid in lungs (pneumonia, cystic fibrosis, chronic bronchitis) CRACKLES (RALES) -...