Rt History Of Rt June 2016

1. Factors that effect critical thinking

Perception, assumptions, values, emotions, language

Assumptions, values, language

Denial, emotions, projections

None of the above

2. Personal belief system and morality

Emotions

Assumptions

Perception

Values

3. Anger, passion, depression

Emotions

Language

Perception

Assumptions

4. Limits the ability to express

Perception

Assumption

Language

Emotions

5. The ability to locate and correct technical problems

Prioritizing

Troubleshooting

Reflecting

Anticipating

6. Gathering and disseminating information through verbal and non-verbal means to other healthcare professionals, the patient, and the family

Prioritizing

Communicating

Troubleshooting

Reflecting

7. Initiating communication in an attempt to influence others

Communication

Negotiating

Reflecting

Anticipating

8. The ability to examine assumptions, opinions, biases, and decisions: to "think about one's thinking"

Communicating

Negotiating

Reflecting

Decision-making

9. What is the format for critical thinking

Identification of the problem, data collection, hypothesis

Infection

Hypoxia

Bronchospasm

b

Explanation

b

10. Cause of blue nail beds of skin color

Patient not receiving enough oxygen

Patient receiving too much oxygen

Bronchospasm

High blood pressure

11. Cause of breath sounds - wheezing bilaterally

Bronchospasm

Tachypneic

Tachycardic

Hypertensive

12. Refusal to accept reality

Denial

Projection

Ignorance

Rationalization

13. Normal pulse rate

60 to 100 beats per minute

62 to 98 beats per minute

50 to 79 beats per minute

90 to 99 beats per minute

14. What are the characteristics of critical thinkers

Open mindedness, observant, curious, systematic, analytical

Open mindedness, attentive, curious, systematic

Observant, curious, systematic, analytical

Open mindedness, observant, reliable, systematic, analytical

15. Coughing up phlegm from lungs (pneumonia)

Bronchospasm

Infection

Hypoxia

Hypertensive

16. Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced

Open-mindness

Observant

Curious

Analytical

17. Provides clinical practice guidelines

AARC

NBRC

CoARC

RCB

18. Develops examinations

RCB

AARC

NBRC

CoARC

19. Quick to notice the happenings around them

Curious

Systematic

Observant

Analytical

20. Eager to know or learn something

Creative

Non chillant

Curious

Observant

21. Doing or acting using a fixed method or system

Open mindedness

Analytical

Systematic

Observant

22. To study the parts of a whole

Observant

Open mindedness

Curious

Analytical

23. Define critical thinking

None of the above

24. Complete blood count (cbc)

1,000 to 2,000 normal

15,000, 40,000 normal

5,000 to 10,000 normal

15,000 to 25,000 normal

25. Boyle's Law

P1v1-p2v2

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4

26. Differentiated from prioritizing by the goal of avoiding a problem altogether; depends upon early assessment of the whole patient, not just the airways and ventilator

Anticipating

Communicating

Prioritizing

Troubleshooting

27. Which one do you like?

Option 1

Option 2

Option 3

Option 4

28. Why is critical thinking important for Respiratory Care Practitioners

Have to synthesize large amounts of information

Have to think through complex clinical situations

Must make critical clinical decisions as patient care situation changes

Option4

Submit

29. The ability to arrange scheduled work and to respond to evolving situations, which are unexpected, according to their importance

Decision-making

Prioritizing

Anticipating

Reflecting

30. The ability to reach a judgement or conclusion

Reflecting

Anticipating

Communication

Decision-making

31. When patient is able to answer questions

Sensorium

Coherent

Alert

Awake

32. What vitals need to be checked

Respiratory rate, pulse rate, temperature, recorded BP

Breath sounds,skin color, coughing

Work of breathing, nail beds lungs

None of the above

33. What is the purpose of an Endotracheal Tube "ETT"

Provides partial pressure

Provides an airway from obstruction from the tongue

Measures the amount of O2/CO2

Measures oxygen saturation

34. What are the personal barriers to critical thinking

Denial, projection, rationalization

Emotions, betrayal, ignorance

Denial, subjection, irrelevance

Denial, rationalization

35. Normal respiratory rate

12 to 30 normal breaths per minute

8 to 14 normal breaths per minute

12 to 20 normal breaths per minute

15 to 25 normal breaths per minute

36. Lying to ourselves about the real reasons for our behaviors and feelings

Ignorance

Projection

Denial

Rationalization

37. What acid and base does a blood gas analyzer test for?

PaCO2, HCO3

PaO2, PaCO2, HCO3

O2, HCO3

HCO3

38. Normal blood pressure

140/80

130/80

120/80

125/85

39. Components of critical thinking

Identify, collect, evaluate, formulate, test

Observe, protect, implement, test

Inform, observe, protect, evaluate, formulate, test

Test, formulate, evaluate, collect and identify

40. Decreased level of oxygen in tissue (skin color at tip of fingers)

Bronchospasm

Infection

Hypoxia

Hypertensive

41. Which definition best describes what a pulse oximeter test for

Provides and airway from obstruction front the tongue

Measures amount of O2/CO2 and determines pH of blood or its acidity

None of the above

42. Regulates the issue of licenses for respiratory care

CoARC

NBRC

RCB

AARC

43. SOAP

Subjective data, objective data, assessment, plan

Supersede, object, assess, provide care

Sensorium, observation, assessment, prioritize

Cleanliness in fighting bacterial diseases

44. R.A.C.E. stands for Remove, Alarm, Contain, Evacuate

True

False

45. C&S

Culture and sensitivity

Catastrophic and serious

Care and share

Communicate and sympathize

46. Normal peak flow

Greater than 500 Lpm

Less than 300 Lpm

Greater than 300 Lpm

Less than 500 Lpm

47. Why are critical thinking skills important

To understand the logical connections between ideas

To solve problems systematically and detect inconsistencies and common mistakes in reasoning

To reflect on the justification of one's own beliefs and values

All of the above

48. Normal PaCO2

20-40 mmHg

10-15 mmHg

35-45 mmHg

30-35 mmHg

49. Normal pH

7.35-7.45

7.25-7.55

7.0-7.4

7.10-7.15

50. Normal HCO3 (base) alkaline is causes the rise of pH and occurs because of the kidneys

35-45 mmHg

80-100 mmHg

22-26 Eq/L

7.45-7.35

51. Normal PaO2

7.35-7.45

35-45 mmHg

80-100 mmHg

22-26 mmHg

52. FIO2

Fractional Inspired O2

Functional Information O2

First Inhalation O2

None of the above

53. Allows the therapist to see situations from others perspectives, take past situations and apply them to current new situations, and learn from past errors

Reflecting

Prioritizing

Anticipating

Decision-making

54. Described his law of partial pressure

Thomas Graham

William Roentgen

John Dalton

Jacques Charles

55. Unstated beliefs or ideas that are taken to be true without proof or demonstration

Perception

Observation

Assumptions

Values

56. The ability to foresee or think ahead in order to avoid further problems or find solutions earlier

Reflecting

Decision-making

Prioritizing

Anticipating

57. Which definition best describes what a blood gas analyzer test for?

Provides an airway from obstruction from the tongue

Measures the amount of O2/CO2 and determines pH of blood or its acidity

None of the above

58. Airway inflammation

Infection

Hypoxia

Hypertension

Bronchospasm

59. What are the viewpoints of critical thinking

Perspectives, opinions, emotions, responses, and think outside the box

Persuasion, biases, evaluations, think outside the box

Perspectives, opinions, examinations, responses, and think outside the box

Approach, assess, evaluate, treat, repeat process

60. May be done independently, discussing with nurses and doctors at the bedside, and consulting with other healthcare professionals

Communicating

Negotiating

Decision-making

Prioritizing

61. Allows therapist to develop coping strategies

Communicating

Reflecting

Negotiating

Anticipating

62. We see and hear what we want or expect to see and hear based upon our past experienced, interest, motives, and expectations

Emotions

Perception

Values

Assumptions

63. Seeing in others what is really happening in us

Denial

Projection

Rationalization

Acceptance

64. Identify the 7 critical thinkings skills a RCP must have

Prioritizing, anticipating, troubleshooting, communicating, observing, decision-making, reflecting

Prioritizing, evaluating, troubleshooting, communicating, negotiating, decision-making, reflecting

Prioritizing, anticipating, communicating, negotiating, decision-making, reflecting

Prioritizing, anticipating, troubleshooting, negotiating, decision-making, reflecting

65. Allows the therapist to have the right equipment available as soon as needed

Communicating

Anticipating

Prioritizing

Troubleshooting

66. Allows the therapist to solve issues before they can compromise patient care

Troubleshooting

Communicating

Prioritizing

Anticipating

67. Allows therapist to plan and perform work in an optimal manner and make rapid adjustments according to the demands of a situation

Troubleshooting

Communicating

Prioritizing

Anticipating

Rt History Of Rt June 2016

1. Factors that effect critical thinking

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Personal belief system and morality

3. Anger, passion, depression

4. Limits the ability to express

5. The ability to locate and correct technical problems

6. Gathering and disseminating information through verbal and non-verbal means to other healthcare professionals, the patient, and the family

7. Initiating communication in an attempt to influence others

8. The ability to examine assumptions, opinions, biases, and decisions: to "think about one's thinking"

9. What is the format for critical thinking

10. Cause of blue nail beds of skin color

11. Cause of breath sounds - wheezing bilaterally

12. Refusal to accept reality

13. Normal pulse rate

14. What are the characteristics of critical thinkers

15. Coughing up phlegm from lungs (pneumonia)

16. Willing to consider new ideas; unprejudiced

17. Provides clinical practice guidelines

18. Develops examinations

19. Quick to notice the happenings around them

20. Eager to know or learn something

21. Doing or acting using a fixed method or system

22. To study the parts of a whole

23. Define critical thinking

24. Complete blood count (cbc)

25. Boyle's Law

26. Differentiated from prioritizing by the goal of avoiding a problem altogether; depends upon early assessment of the whole patient, not just the airways and ventilator

27. Which one do you like?

28. Why is critical thinking important for Respiratory Care Practitioners

29. The ability to arrange scheduled work and to respond to evolving situations, which are unexpected, according to their importance

30. The ability to reach a judgement or conclusion

31. When patient is able to answer questions

32. What vitals need to be checked

33. What is the purpose of an Endotracheal Tube "ETT"

34. What are the personal barriers to critical thinking

35. Normal respiratory rate

36. Lying to ourselves about the real reasons for our behaviors and feelings

37. What acid and base does a blood gas analyzer test for?

38. Normal blood pressure

39. Components of critical thinking

40. Decreased level of oxygen in tissue (skin color at tip of fingers)

41. Which definition best describes what a pulse oximeter test for

42. Regulates the issue of licenses for respiratory care

43. SOAP

44. R.A.C.E. stands for Remove, Alarm, Contain, Evacuate

45. C&S

46. Normal peak flow

47. Why are critical thinking skills important

48. Normal PaCO2

49. Normal pH

50. Normal HCO3 (base) alkaline is causes the rise of pH and occurs because of the kidneys

51. Normal PaO2

52. FIO2

53. Allows the therapist to see situations from others perspectives, take past situations and apply them to current new situations, and learn from past errors

54. Described his law of partial pressure

55. Unstated beliefs or ideas that are taken to be true without proof or demonstration

56. The ability to foresee or think ahead in order to avoid further problems or find solutions earlier

57. Which definition best describes what a blood gas analyzer test for?

58. Airway inflammation

59. What are the viewpoints of critical thinking

60. May be done independently, discussing with nurses and doctors at the bedside, and consulting with other healthcare professionals

61. Allows therapist to develop coping strategies

62. We see and hear what we want or expect to see and hear based upon our past experienced, interest, motives, and expectations

63. Seeing in others what is really happening in us

64. Identify the 7 critical thinkings skills a RCP must have

65. Allows the therapist to have the right equipment available as soon as needed

66. Allows the therapist to solve issues before they can compromise patient care

67. Allows therapist to plan and perform work in an optimal manner and make rapid adjustments according to the demands of a situation