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Paramedic Exam Study Prep - Airway and Breathing Questions And Answers 2024A child in respiratory distress may grunt as the child breathes. This is a result of (A) increase tidal volume. (B) an increased respiratory rate. (C) creating pressure to help maintain open airways. (D) an indication that the child is tired and will progress to respiratory arrest. - correct answer-C. Grunting involves exhaling against a partially closed glottis. This creates pressure to help maintain open lower ai...

NURS 234 Final Exam Study Guide. Pain - answerAn unpleasant sensory and emotional experience associated with actual or potential tissue damage, or described in terms of such damage Pain is whatever the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever he says it does The patient report is the most reliable indicator of pain Comfort - answerA state of having basic human needs met, allowing for ease, relief, and transcendence Acute pain - answerMore temporary- anywhere from a few seconds to...

CSD 146 - EXAM 1 (PSU) Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is coommunication? - Answer- process by which two or more people share information (facts, thoughts, ideas, and feelings) 4 primary purposes of communication - Answer- - To express wants and needs - To transfer information - For social etiquette - For social closeness Stuttering - Answer- Communication disorder in which the flow of speech is broken by repetitions aphasia - Answer- impairment of language, understanding is in ta...

1) Which statement by an older adult during the health history indicates the person is at a high risk for falls and needs further evaluation? a. “My spouse’s things clutter my house.” b. “I recently had cataract surgery.” c. “It helps me when I focus on one thing at a time.” d. “I will be 64-years-old this month.” 2) The RN is making a home visit to conduct a health history for a patient who will require assistance in the home following an extensive surgical procedure. A...

NUR 221 Quiz 2 Questions And Answers. What is essential in preventing hyperbilirubinemia? Adequate feeding. Newborns should breastfeed early (within 1 to 2 hours after birth) and often (at least 8 to 12 times/24 hours). Colostrum acts as a laxative to promote stooling, which helps rid the body of bilirubin. Formula fed infants should be fed after birth when their physiologic status has stabilized and therefore every 3 to 4 hours. What are the most common risk factors for hyperbilirubinemia?...

NUR 221 Quiz 2 Questions And Answers. What is essential in preventing hyperbilirubinemia? Adequate feeding. Newborns should breastfeed early (within 1 to 2 hours after birth) and often (at least 8 to 12 times/24 hours). Colostrum acts as a laxative to promote stooling, which helps rid the body of bilirubin. Formula fed infants should be fed after birth when their physiologic status has stabilized and therefore every 3 to 4 hours. What are the most common risk factors for hyperbilirubinemia?...

Paramedic Exam Study Prep - Airway and Breathing A child in respiratory distress may grunt as the child breathes. This is a result of (A) increase tidal volume. (B) an increased respiratory rate. (C) creating pressure to help maintain open airways. (D) an indication that the child is tired and will progress to respiratory arrest. C. Grunting involves exhaling against a partially closed glottis. This creates pressure to help maintain open lower airways similar to pursed-lip breathing in a...

Paramedic Exam Study Prep - Airway and Breathing A child in respiratory distress may grunt as the child breathes. This is a result of (A) increase tidal volume. (B) an increased respiratory rate. (C) creating pressure to help maintain open airways. (D) an indication that the child is tired and will progress to respiratory arrest. C. Grunting involves exhaling against a partially closed glottis. This creates pressure to help maintain open lower airways similar to pursed-lip breathing in a...

Paramedic Exam Study Prep - Airway and Breathing A child in respiratory distress may grunt as the child breathes. This is a result of (A) increase tidal volume. (B) an increased respiratory rate. (C) creating pressure to help maintain open airways. (D) an indication that the child is tired and will progress to respiratory arrest. C. Grunting involves exhaling against a partially closed glottis. This creates pressure to help maintain open lower airways similar to pursed-lip breathing in a...

Paramedic Exam Study Prep - Airway and Breathing A child in respiratory distress may grunt as the child breathes. This is a result of (A) increase tidal volume. (B) an increased respiratory rate. (C) creating pressure to help maintain open airways. (D) an indication that the child is tired and will progress to respiratory arrest. C. Grunting involves exhaling against a partially closed glottis. This creates pressure to help maintain open lower airways similar to pursed-lip breathing in a...