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FISDAP (Airway) questions and answers with complete top solutions Which patient would be classified as "immediate" during and MCI? 8 year old female with no respirations after 5 positive pressure ventilations. A 13 year old female watching a horror movie states she can't catch her breath and her fingers are numb. Respirations are 30 and deep with Sp02 of %100. She is speaking in clear sentences, has clear and equal breath sounds. You should? Calmly reassure her, encouraging her to c...

2019-2020 NREMT Exam, Answered-Once you have the endotracheal tube in place, and as you perform auscultation, you realize the patients right side has sounds from the lungs but the left does not, or they are minimal. What should be your next move? A) Extract the tube and try intubation again B) Abandon it and initiate respirations C) Ensure the cuff is deflated, then pull the tube three to four centimeters D) Gently pull the tube three to four inches out, ensuring cuff is inflated...

NREMT EXAM TEST 2023/2024 Once you have the endotracheal tube in place, and as you perform auscultation, you realize the patients right side has sounds from the lungs but the left does not, or they are minimal. What should be your next move? A) Extract the tube and try intubation again B) Abandon it and initiate respirations C) Ensure the cuff is deflated, then pull the tube three to four centimeters D) Gently pull the tube three to four inches out, ensuring cuff is inflated -CORRE...

NREMT EXAM PREP (2019-2020) copy Questions and Answers A+ passed 2023 Once you have the endotracheal tube in place, and as you perform auscultation, you realize the patients right side has sounds from the lungs but the left does not, or they are minimal. What should be your next move? A) Extract the tube and try intubation again B) Abandon it and initiate respirations C) Ensure the cuff is deflated, then pull the tube three to four centimeters D) Gently pull the tube three to four ...

Once you have the endotracheal tube in place, and as you perform auscultation, you realize the patients right side has sounds from the lungs but the left does not, or they are minimal. What should be your next move? A) Extract the tube and try intubation again B) Abandon it and initiate respirations C) Ensure the cuff is deflated, then pull the tube three to four centimeters D) Gently pull the tube three to four inches out, ensuring cuff is inflated C) Ensure the cuff is deflated, t...