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ACCS Review Practice Exam 85 Questions with 100% Correct Answers | Updated & Verified Average urine output per hour is approximately? - 40 mL According to the Berlin Criteria, a patient is classified with severe ARDS when his Pao2/Fio2 ratio is? - Less than 100 A patient is admitted to the ED with a possible CVA. Which diagnostic test is most appropriate for identification of an acute cerebral infarction? - CT Scan: checks chest, abdomen and brain (2-3 dimensions) Cerebral angiography - meas...

NBRC EXAM ACCS STUDY INFORMATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED/ In difficult intubation, when traditional intubation with laryngoscope has failed and patient is starting to have low saturations, why is video laryngoscopy preferred over fiberoptic bronchoscopy to intubate? - Fiberoptic bronchoscopy is an alternative method, but is technically difficult and requires specialized equipment Patient is on a ventilator with a chest tube in place. What is the cause of the low minut...

NBRC exam ACCS study information questions & answers 2024 In difficult intubation, when traditional intubation with laryngoscope has failed and patient is starting to have low saturations, why is video laryngoscopy preferred over fiberoptic bronchoscopy to intubate? - ANSWER-Fiberoptic bronchoscopy is an alternative method, but is technically difficult and requires specialized equipment Patient is on a ventilator with a chest tube in place. What is the cause of the low minute alarm and inc...

ACCS Questions and Answers Rated A Urine Output 40ml/hr Heart Rate 60 - 100bpm Respiratory Rate 12 - 20 bpm Blood pressure Systolic 90 - 140 Diastolic 60 - 90 WOB 0.5 - 0.7 J/L or 0.05 - 0.07 Kg-m/l ETCO2 34 - 36 torr or 3 - 6% Physiological deadspace = Vd/Vt Normal Value 20 - 40% 20 %- 60% (Ventilated patients) Alveolar Air Equation (Short cut) PAO2 = (FiO2 * 7) - (PaO2 + 10) A - a Gradient 25 - 65 torr on 100% A - a Gradient = 66 - 300 torr V/Q mismatch A - a Gradient > 300 torr S...

ACCS Review Part 1 Respiratory Already Graded A+ Glasgow Coma Scale - Answer ️️ -is used to assess level of consciousness after head injury. Eye=4: verbal stimuli 3, to pain 2 Mouth=5: confused 4, inappropriate 3, incoherent 2. arm=6, localize pain 5, withdraw from pain 4, flex to pain 3, extension to pain 2. 8 or less intubate Changes in CVP can indicates - Answer ️️ -changes in Fluid balance, decreased CVp<2 can indicate hypovolemia, increased CVP>6 can indicate hypervole...

ACCS Patient Assessment Test Questions and Answers Four critical life function - 1. Ventilation 2. Oxygenation 3. Circulation 4. Perfusion Which of the four critical life functions is the first priority? - Ventilation What assessment would determine how well a patient is ventilating? - RR, tidal volume, chest movement, breath sounds, EtC02, & PaC02 How would the adult critical care specialist determine if a patient has a problem with oxygenation? - HR, color, sensorium, Sa02, & Pa02. W...

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ACCS Review Practice Exam With Complete Solutions. Average urine output per hour is approximately? - Answer ️️ -40 mL According to the Berlin Criteria, a patient is classified with severe ARDS when his Pao2/Fio2 ratio is? - Answer ️️ -Less than 100 A patient is admitted to the ED with a possible CVA. Which diagnostic test is most appropriate for identification of an acute cerebral infarction? - Answer ️️ -CT Scan: checks chest, abdomen and brain (2-3 dimensions) Cerebral angi...

ACCS Review Practice Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ Average urine output per hour is approximately? 40 mL According to the Berlin Criteria, a patient is classified with severe ARDS when his Pao2/Fio2 ratio is? Less than 100 A patient is admitted to the ED with a possible CVA. Which diagnostic test is most appropriate for identification of an acute cerebral infarction? CT Scan: checks chest, abdomen and brain (2-3 dimensions) Cerebral angiography measures abnormal cerebral circulation P...

General critical care -ACCS exam with correct answers What is the thyromental distance? Answer Measurement of the distance between the upper edge of the thyroid cartilage to the chin, while the neck is completely extended. Thyromental distance: what indicates a suspected difficult intubation? Answer Less than 6 cm Thyromental distance: what suggests a non-problematic intubation? Answer 7 cm or greater What type of x-ray should you use to determine proper position of an endotracheal tub...