The appropriate position for Chest Tube placement in a pleural effusion is

Your patient has straw colored sputum with protein in it. He has lost 10 pounds in the last two months. What is the most important diagnostic procedure you would recommend for this patient?

During a resuscitation attempt on a cardiac arrest victim, you have a great deal of difficulty intubating the patient, multiple attempts are required) Also, you have no IV access. When you finally succeed in intubating, which drug is most important to administer immediately via the endotracheal tube?

Green sputum typically indicates

An abnormally slow respiratory rate is

Your patient’s chest radiograph shows a consolidated, cloudlike radiopaque density in their right lower lobe, increased body temperature and elevated WBC count. What is your treatment recommendation for this patient?

You are about to intubate a term infant born with severe meconium aspiration. What size ET tube will you select?

How is the appropriate suction catheter size (French) determined for a given endotracheal tube size?

Which of the following devices is safe and effective for patient transport on oxygen?

What will a chest radiograph typically show in a patient with pleural effusion?