A patient has just been intubated, and the CO2 detector placed on the proximal end of hte ETT reads 1.5%. The respiratory therapist should suspect which of the following?
The respiratory therapist has received an order to deliver I…
The respiratory therapist has received an order to deliver IPPB to a patient with head trauma. What modifications in therapy may benefit the patient? 1. A higher flow rate 2. Use lower peak pressure 3. Set the sensitivity to -5 cm H20 4. A lower flow rate
The following data are collected from an infant receiving pr…
The following data are collected from an infant receiving pressure-controlled ventilation: VENT SETTINGS Mode PC-IMV Vent RR 35 Ispiratory pressure 26 cm H20 FI02 0.4 PEEP 6 cm H20 ABG RESULTS pH 7.27 PaCO2 52 torr Pa02 47 torr HCO3 22 mEq/L The respiratory therapist should recommend which of the following?
Which of the following conditions will result in the decreas…
Which of the following conditions will result in the decrease of the static lung compliance?
Intubation attempts should be limited to the following:
Intubation attempts should be limited to the following:
Upon arrival to a code blue, the following rhythm is observe…
Upon arrival to a code blue, the following rhythm is observed: What is the necessary immediate action?
Sustained maximal inspiratory maneuvers performed with an in…
Sustained maximal inspiratory maneuvers performed with an incentive spirometer would be most effective in the:
Pursed lip breathing exercises benefit patients by:
Pursed lip breathing exercises benefit patients by:
A patient has just been intubated, and the CO2 detector plac…
A patient has just been intubated, and the CO2 detector placed on the proximal end of hte ETT reads 1.5%. The respiratory therapist should suspect which of the following?
A 64-year-old, 5’7″ and 197 lb male patient is currently rec…
A 64-year-old, 5’7″ and 197 lb male patient is currently receiving IPPB therapy. His settings are as followed: Pressure 15 cm H20 and sensitivity of -4 cm H20. The respiratory therapist notes that the patient’s WOB is increased. What should the respiratory therapist do?