Data listed were obtained while an adult patient was receiving volume controlled ventilation with an FIO2 of 0.50. At 1300: Plateau pressure (cm H2O) – 30 PEEP – (cm H2O) – 0 PaO2 (torr) – 40 PvO2 (torr) – 28 B/P(mm Hg) – 140/90 At 1600: Plateau pressure – 35 PEEP – 6 PaO2 – 60 PvO2 – 39 B/P – 130/90 At 1700: Plateau pressure – 36 PEEP – 8 PaO2 – 65 PvO2 – 43 B/P – 130/95 At 1800: Plateau pressure – 40 PEEP – 10 PaO2 – 70 PvO2 – 45 B/P – 120/80 At 1900: Plateau pressure – 42 PEEP – 12 PaO2 – 75 PvO2 – 42 B/P – 100/80. Which of the levels of PEEP is best for this patient? 

What measurements do we use to access a patient meets the criteria for extubation?  I. MEP II. Peak flow III. NIF IV. RSBI V. VC VI. Incentive spirometer

 A 65 kg female patient is currently on assist control with the following information:   Mode       AC                      pH            7.35 Freq         10                        PaCO2     50 mm Hg VT           600 ml                 PaO2        45 mmHg FIO2        .50                       HCO3       29 mEq/L PEEP         5                        BE            +3   What must be manipulated at this time?

Pressure support ventilation can be used in what modality? I. SIMV II. A/C III.CPAP IV. T-tube trial

Which medication is commonly administered to newborns after birth?

A nurse is assessing a client at 30 weeks gestation. Which findings indicate preterm labor?

Which action promotes safe sleep practices for newborns?

How does placenta previa differ from placental abruption?

What are priority nursing interventions for an infant with Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS)?

You use 1.50 mol/L sodium hydroxide (NaOH) and carry out the titration on a 15.0 mL sample of acid (HCl). You record the following information: Initial volume of NaOH = 15.00 mL Final volume of NaOH = 35.0 mL Determine the molarity (in moles/L) of the acid.