Partial non rebreather - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

How is auscultation of the lungs achieved? side to side & top to bottom Lung Sounds: Rub loud, dry, coarse Lung Sounds: Rhonci indicated consolidation, continuous balloon rubbing, snoring sound, low pitched rumbling Lung Sounds:Wheezing *** continuous high-pitched musical sounds Lung Sounds: Coarse Crackle non-continuous popping, moist, low-pitched bubbling sounds, soda bottle popping :Lung Sounds: Fine Crackles *** short (non-continuous), high-pitched crackling and popping sounds...

What are the RESPIRATORY identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? correct answer: -Increased RR (tachypnea) -Dyspnea (perceived SOB) -Paleness (cyanosis=severe) What are the CARDIOVASCULAR identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxia? correct answer: -Mild hypertension (secondary to vasoconstriction) *if severe, leads to eventual hypotension. What are the NEUROLOGIC identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? correct answer: -Restlessness -Disorientation -Headaches -Severe case le...

NUR 230 – Respiratory Exam Questions With Verified Answers what is a nurses responsibility to screen every patient for in terms of smoking screen every patient if they use nicotine and offer education about the ability to quit what are the 5 A's for users who want to quit smoking ask, advise, assess, assist, and arrange what are the 5 R's for users unwilling to quit smoking relevance, risks, rewards, roadblocks, repetition what are some examples of smoking cessation produc...

What are the RESPIRATORY identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? - ANSWER- -Increased RR (tachypnea) -Dyspnea (perceived SOB) -Paleness (cyanosis=severe) What are the CARDIOVASCULAR identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxia? - ANSWER- -Mild hypertension (secondary to vasoconstriction) *if severe, leads to eventual hypotension. What are the NEUROLOGIC identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? - ANSWER- -Restlessness -Disorientation -Headaches -Severe case lead to (distressed appea...

NR 224 QUIZ 3 ACTUAL EXAM 2024 LATEST UPDATED QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY HIGHLIGHTED ANSWERS GRADED A+.. What is the FiO2 for Simple face mask? - ANSWER- - Up to 30-50% O2 (simple) What is the Flow rate for Partial and Nonrebreather masks? - ANSWER- - 10-15 liters per minute What is the FIO2 for a Partial Rebreather Mask? - ANSWER- Up to 60-90% O2 What is an important note to use while utilizing partial and nonrebreather O2 Masks - ANSWER- - reservoir bags should always remain partia...

A patient who was found unconscious in a burning house is brought to the emergency department by ambulance. The nurse notes that the patient's skin color is bright red. Which action should the nurse take first? a. Insert two large-bore IV lines. b. Check the patient's orientation. c. Assess for singed nasal hair and dark oral mucous membranes. d. Place the patient on 100% oxygen using a non-rebreather mask. - Answer-ANS: D The patient's history and skin color suggest carbon monoxide pois...

never delegate correct answer: assessment teaching evaluation orthopnea correct answer: air hungry obstructive disorders correct answer: COPD, pneumonia, TB, asthma restrictive correct answer: obesity, scoliosis, neuromuscular disorder, casts and braces preventing atelectasis correct answer: ambulation, incentive spirometer, pursed-lip breathing; diaphragmatic breathing, turn cough and deep breath nasal cannula correct answer: 24-40%, 1-6 L simple face mask correct answ...

Gas exchange the process by which oxygen is transported to cells and carbon dioxide is transported from cells Abg analysis best way to determine need for oxygen therapy, indicator of alterations in acid/base disturbance Nasal cannula 1-6 l/min (22-44%) Simple facemask minimum 5 l/min (40-60%) monitor closely for risk of aspiration; short term Partial rebreather mask 6-11 l/min (60-75%) Non-rebreather mask highest o2 level >90%; unstable pts requiring intubation Venturi mask delivers pre...

What are the RESPIRATORY identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? - ANSWER- -Increased RR (tachypnea) -Dyspnea (perceived SOB) -Paleness (cyanosis=severe) What are the CARDIOVASCULAR identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxia? - ANSWER- -Mild hypertension (secondary to vasoconstriction) *if severe, leads to eventual hypotension. What are the NEUROLOGIC identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? - ANSWER- -Restlessness -Disorientation -Headaches -Severe case lead to (distressed appea...

The trauma nurse knows that placing a bariatric patient in a "ramped position" provides better visualization during the insertion of which device? endotracheal tube Tearing of the bridging veins is most frequently associated with which brain injury? subdural hematoma 00:26 01:33 A patient is found lying on the floor after falling 13 hours ago. Which of the following laboratory values is expected with a musculoskeletal complication associated with this presentation? Elevated ...