To determine if fluid resuscitation is appropriate, the healthcare team should strive for a urine output of ___________mL/hour in the patient suffering from burns.

A COPD patient has hypercarbia shown on a current blood gas. The stimulus for this patient to breathe is:

Which of the following is the best assessment for oxygenation status?

According to the AARC Clinical Practice Guidelines, what is the definition of hypoxemia on room air?

When auscultating a patient’s posterior chest, the healthcare provider notices bronchiovesicular breath sounds at the fifth intercostal space, adjacent to the spine. This is consistent with which of the following?

A female patient has a CBC drawn. The results show a hemoglobin of 17 g/dL. This is considered which of the following?

Respiratory failure is a syndrome disorder in which the respiratory system fails in:

What age group has the highest risk of burns?

A patient has had a chest radiograph and CT scan performed. The results show a mass in the lungs. A bronchoscopy is performed. A tissue sample has been obtained from the mass. What type of evaluation should be used on this sample?

A patient complains of shortness of breath. He states it happens especially when he is lying down in bed and has to sleep in a recliner. The healthcare professional should document this as: