A COPD patient is receiving aerosol therapy at an FIO2 of 28% at 10 LPM is still breathing at a rate of 35 breaths/min and SpO2 of 85%. What should the therapist do at this time?

Which of the following is a restrictive disorder? I. Emphysema II. Pulmonary fibrosis III. Chronic bronchitis IV. Acute respiratory distress syndrome

A patient receiving aerosol therapy at an FIO2 of 40% at 8 LPM is still breathing at a rate of 35 breaths/min and SpO2 of 94%. What should the therapist do at this time?

A 2 year old boy is presented to the emergency room with SOB, stridor and inflammation of the larynx on a laterel neck x-ray. What medication is recommended at this time?

Describes the methods by which a drug is made available and administered to the body:

Which of these parasympatholytic medication is used prophylactically in maintaining the airways of a COPD patient?

A longstanding COPD patient is going home and an order was given for RT to educate the patient on Advair. The order is to take one puff BID. How many hours apart should the medication be delivered?

Ms. Strickland who is asthmatic and has peanut allergy was given albuterol (proventil) and ipratropium bromide (atrovent). After therapy, marked stridor is heard and the patient is exhibiting severe respiratory distress. What should the practitioner recommend next?

Which of these is the result of administration of Tiotropium Bromide (spiriva)?   I. Blocking of muscarinic 3 receptor II. Stimulation of the M3  receptor III. Blockage of acetylcholine IV. Prevents parasypathetic effect

A 17 year old G1P0 patient has come to the obstetrical triage room at 32 weeks with the complaint of painless vaginal bleeding. Which of the following may be the reason for the vaginal bleeding?