Starting with which nerves signal, explain what happens in order for quiet inspiration (inhaling) to occur. You may use a detailed list or write out the steps. 

Aside from moving, list the three main things that happen to air as it moves through the conducting zone. Specifically, where in the conducting zone do these things mainly occur?

Describe the anatomical differences between the left and right lung, explain why these differences exist

Select the correct statment regarding gas exchange.

A client taking sitagliptin asks how the medication works. Which response by the nurse is most accurate?

A client is receiving propofol for procedural sedation. The medication depresses the central nervous system and can reduce respiratory drive. Which assessment is the priority?

A patient with Addison disease is hospitalized with infection and hypotension. Which medication is priority?

A client receiving calcium supplements also takes iron. What should the nurse teach?

A client receiving propofol becomes hypotensive and has decreased respirations. What is the nurse’s priority action?

A client taking gabapentin reports improved pain but increased drowsiness. What is the nurse’s best response?