An 80 kg male is being ventilated in VC mode. ABGs indicated a pH of 7.29 PCO2 59 PO2 72 HCO3 28. Current ventilator settings are 600 IMV rate 8 total rate 24 35% FiO2. The RT should recommend increasing which TWO settings: I. Set flowrate II. SIMV rate III. Tidal volume IV. FiO2
The patient is sedated, paralyzed, and ventilated. Given a c…
The patient is sedated, paralyzed, and ventilated. Given a current PaCO2 44 on a set rate of 10. The physician orders a new PaCO2 of 28. What is the new set rate?
Which of the following provides the most stable patent airwa…
Which of the following provides the most stable patent airway for through which a patient can be manually ventilated?
Given a history of a difficult intubation, which of the foll…
Given a history of a difficult intubation, which of the following should be readily available at extubation?
Which of the following statements is associated with the dru…
Which of the following statements is associated with the drug, Advair?
Calculate the VD/VT given the following: pH = 7.31 PaCO2…
Calculate the VD/VT given the following: pH = 7.31 PaCO2 = 33 HCO3 = 14 mEq/L PaO2 = 43 SaO2 = 58% PECO2 = 26
A firefighter is brought to the ED after performing a search…
A firefighter is brought to the ED after performing a search and rescue in a burning structure. A nurse places a pulse ox on the firefighters finger, and the reading is 93%. The physician orders and ABG, and notes that the SaO2 on the ABG is only 73%. Which of the following is the most likely explanation of the difference?
Which of the following is the approximate total flow that wo…
Which of the following is the approximate total flow that would be delivered from a 28% venturi mask operating at 12 L/min?
You are caring for a mechanically ventilated patient. Flow i…
You are caring for a mechanically ventilated patient. Flow is 80, Peak Pressure 40, Pplat 20, VT 500, PEEP 5. The patient is orally intubated with a number 8.0 ET tube and is currently ventilated in PRVC mode. Calculate STATIC compliance:
The “water seal” of a chest drainage system: I. works only w…
The “water seal” of a chest drainage system: I. works only when suction is used II. acts as a one-way valve preventing re-entry of air into the pleural space III. is only necessary if an “air-leak” is present IV. presents a resistance to exhalation