EMR chapter 9 review 2022/2023 Questions and Answers

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Sounds that include an airway obstruction include snoring, __________, ___________, and _________. - ANSWER wheezing, gurgling, and stridor _____________ are observed when a patient is working to b... reathe and the skin appears to be "sucking in" between the ribs, around the clavicles, and above the sternum - ANSWER retractions a patient who can speak only a few words at a time may be in significant ___________ distress. - ANSWER respitory an oropharyngeal airway may be used to help maintain the open airway of an unresponsive patient who has no ________ relfex - ANSWER gag you can determine the patient's airway is _____ if she is alert and talking to you in a normal voice - ANSWER patent to determine the presence of breathing in an unresponsive patient, look for the ______ and _____ of the patient's chest - ANSWER rise and fall a sign that body tissues are not receiving enough oxygen is ________, or a blue discoloration of the patient's skin or mucous membrane - ANSWER hypoxia the _________-__________ / __________-____________ maneuver is recommended fro opening the airway of a patient who does not have a head or spine injury - ANSWER head- tilt / chin- lift the _______-_________maneuver is the safest approach fir opening the airway of a patient with suspected spin injury - ANSWER Jaw- thrust the most common method for determining the appropriate length of a soft catheter prior to _________ __________ is to measure from the tip of the patient's nose to the earlobe. - ANSWER nasal suctioning the head- tilt, chin- lift maneuver is used to open the airway of : - ANSWER an unresponsive patient without a suspected spine injury how long has an adult patient who has vomited be suctioned? - ANSWER no more than 15 seconds an oropharyngeal airway (OPA) is inserted into the mouth in which of the following positions? - ANSWER upside down a condition in which there is an insufficient level of oxygen in the blood and tissues is called: - ANSWER hypoxia the leaf-shaped structure that prevents food and fluids from entering the trachea is called the : - ANSWER epiglottis which of the following happens during inhalation? - ANSWER the diaphragm rises and expands which of the following is an anatomical difference between an adult patient and a child patient? - ANSWER the tongue of the child takes up proportionally more space in the mouth which of the following generally is considered to be the most accurate normal upper and lower respiratory rates for a child - ANSWER 15 to 30 breaths/ minute stridor is an indication of which of the following - ANSWER obstruction of the upper airway oxygenation refers to : - ANSWER levels of oxygen in the blood that will be carried to the body what are the five major components of the respiratory system - ANSWER 1.nose and nasal cavity 2.mouth 3.pharynx 4.larynx 5.trachea 6.bronchi 7.lungs 8.diaphram list three sounds that may indicate an airway obstruction: - ANSWER 1. snoring 2. gurgling 3. wheezing 4. stridor list five signs of respiratory distress: - ANSWER 1. cyanosis 2. noisy 3. accessory muscles in neck and chest 4. anxiety 5. chest trauma rescue breathing is ... - ANSWER the application of manual ventilations when preforming the head-tilt / chin- lift maneuver on an adult, tilt the head : - ANSWER as far back as possible the recommended method for opening the airway of a patient with a possible neck or spine injury is the _________ maneuver - ANSWER jaw thrust clinical death occurs when ? - ANSWER heartbeat and breathing has stopped a pocket face mask allows the rescuer to provide ventilations while minimizing.... - ANSWER direct contact with the patients mouth if an infant becomes unresponsive before you can clear an airway obstruction, you should first... - ANSWER place his or her on a firm surface and start compressions fro suctioning a patient, the appropriate BST precautions include ... - ANSWER eye and face protection which one of the following is recommended for cleaning an airway obstruction in an un-responsive 10 month old baby? - ANSWER chest thrust the primary muscle pf respiration is? - ANSWER diaphragm the __________ prevents food and other material from entering the trachea - ANSWER epiglotis deep within the lungs, the _______ are the tiny balloon like structures where has exchange takes place - ANSWER alveolis all of the following are signs of inadequate breathing except - ANSWER good chest and rise fall when caring for an unresponsive patient, tilting her head back improves the airway by ... - ANSWER lifting the tongue off the back of the throat an airway stoma is found on the ? - ANSWER neck noisy breathing is a sign of ________ airway obstruction - ANSWER partial you have just made two attempts to ventilate an unresponsive child with an airway obstruction. Your next step is: - ANSWER begin chest compression [Show More]

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