A patient is receiving oxygen therapy via venturi mask at 10 lpm with 0.50 FIO2. The respiratory therapist increased the flow to 12 lpm. What changed in the therapy?
As the respiratory therapist is suctioning a patient, the pa…
As the respiratory therapist is suctioning a patient, the patient’s heart rate and blood pressure drop. What had occurred?
What is the most optimal therapy for home care pulmonary hyg…
What is the most optimal therapy for home care pulmonary hygiene therapy for a patient with cystic fibrosis?
Which of the following muscles are used for a productive cou…
Which of the following muscles are used for a productive cough? I. Diaphragm II. Rectus abdominus III. internal abdominal oblique IV. Pectoralis major
A patient recently had upper airway surgery but the patient…
A patient recently had upper airway surgery but the patient requires nasotracheal suctioning. To help prevent upper airway trauma, what should be used to suction this patient?
What is the suction pressure used for nasotracheal suctionin…
What is the suction pressure used for nasotracheal suctioning a pediatric patient?
The number one cause of airway obstruction for an adult pati…
The number one cause of airway obstruction for an adult patient when unconscious is:
Name the type of caries
Name the type of caries
A patient verbalizes understanding of the drug nitroglycerin…
A patient verbalizes understanding of the drug nitroglycerin but states they are afraid to take off the patch at night because they might have a heart attack. What is the rationale for only wearing a nitroglycerin patch for 12 to 14 hours?
Which Honorlock testing requirements listed below are studen…
Which Honorlock testing requirements listed below are students required to follow?