This EMT I Exam Practice focuses on airway management, covering key topics like hyperventilation effects, respiration controls, and common causes of airway obstruction. It tests knowledge crucial for effective emergency response and patient care.
PH of capilarry blood
Partial pressure of carbon dioxide
Oxygen content in the blood
Impulses generated within the lungs
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Loose-fitting dentures
Toys or other small objects
The tongue
Imcompletely chewed food
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Agonal
Central neurogenic hyperventilation
Cheyne-stokes
Biot's
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Biot's
Cheyne-stokes
Central neurogenic hperventilation
Agonal
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8
6
10
4
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Cricoid cartilage
Thyroid bone
Cricothyroid membrane
Hyoid bone
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Consistant bag ventilation
Adequate ventilation rate
Adequate mask seal
Proper oxygen flow
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Yankauer
Tonsil-tip
Pharyngeal
Whistle-tip
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2
5
15
20
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Insertion of the suction catheter
Extraction of the suction catheter
Both insertion of and extraction of the catheter
Either insertion of or extraction of the catheter - it makes no difference.
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The corner of the mouth to the earlobe
The tip of the nose to the corner of the mouth
The tip of the nose to the tragus
The tip of the nose to the chin
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Lenght of tube that will pass beyond the vocal chords
Length
Internal diameter
External diameter
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Under the epiglottis
Directly on the epiglotis
In the vallecula
Past the epiglottis at the vocal chords
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Is recommended for use on infants
Reduces the need for a stylet
Provides more exposure of the glottis
Provides more room for passage of the ET tube
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In the vallecula, at the base of the tongue
In the vallecula, at the opening of the vocal chords
To the right of the epiglottis
Under the epiglottis
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20 to 30
15 to 25
10 to 20
5 to 10
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Occlusion of the endotracheal tube
Left-sided pneumothorax
Right mainstream intubation
Right-sided hypertypany
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Continue to ventilate the patient
Deflate the cuff and withdraw 1 to 2 cm of the tube
Inflate the cuff with additional 3 to 5 mL of air
Remove the tube
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Flex the head and extend the neck
Flex the head and neck forward
Flex the neck so the chin is close to the chest
Flex the neck and extend the head
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Right, right
Left, left
Right, left
Left, right
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Trachea
Right mainstream
Esophagus
Left mainstream
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Continue ventilation and secure the tube
Remove the endotracheal tube adn oxygenate the patient
Insert another endotracheal tube around the first one
Pull the tube back 1 to 2 cm
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Transluminal
Digital
Orotracheal
Retrograde
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Cardiac arrest
COPD
Basilar skull fracture
Nasal trauma
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Oxygen levels in the lungs
Carbon dioxide levels in the tissues
Carbon dioxide levels in exhaled air
Oxygen levels in the blood
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Give a normal CO2 readout
Reinflate easily
Remain collapsed
Change color
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