The 'Airway and Breathing I' quiz assesses knowledge on lung sounds, heart failure symptoms, intubation techniques, and breathing patterns. It's designed for learners in respiratory care and emergency medicine, focusing on practical skills and critical response techniques.
Left sided heart failure
Hypoglycemia
Right sided CHF
Tension pneumothorax
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Vermitium
Travicula
Glottic Opening
Vallecula
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Be 500 ml for everyone except infants
Make the chest rise
Be increased
Be between 500 ml and 800 ml
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Wheezes
Crackles
Rhonchi
Stridor
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Create a back pressure on collapsed alveoli
Force air out of the lungs faster
Demonstrate their lung control
Cause them to hyperventilate
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Hemoglobin
Ketones
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
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Parasympatholytic
Parasympathomimetic
Sympatholytic
Sympathomimetic
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Place to align the mark on a Combitube
Fulcrum
Marker for bulb inflation
Support for your elbow
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Suction the mouth and nose and wait for the mother to push the rest of the baby out
Suction the mouth and nose then check for prolapsed cord
Support the head and gently pull the baby out
Put the mother on high flow O2 and have a cigar with the father
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Tachycardia - hypotension - fever
Bottle of poison - cyanosis and crepitus
Broken ribs - hypertension and deep rapid breathing
Rebound tenderness - metabolic acidosis
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Respiratory rebound stage
Diabetic coma
Diabetic shock
Hypercalcemia
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Pneumothorax
Hemopneumothorax
Fractured clavicle
Flail chest
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To avoid the bundle of His
To give the syringe something to rest on
To ensure proper lung inflation
To avoid nerves, veins, arteries
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Sight, bright, tight
Bright, tight, alright
Light, tight, bright
Sight, tight, aight
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Lorazepam, 1-mg, PO
Coaching the patient to slow his breathing down
Placing the patient in a position of comfort
Supplemental oxygen
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Direct visualization of the tube passing into the glottic opening
Regular capnographic waveform that coincides with ventillations
Presence of bilateral lung sounds
Failure of the EDD to reinflate after squeezing
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3
4
5
6
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Two large bore IVs
Two EMS providers trained at the ALS level or higher
Airway and resucitative equipment on hand and ready to go
Medical command orders
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Sepsis
Leukemia
Anemia
Cerebrovascular Accident
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