Material for test 3 in my class. Covers 891-894 (hyperbaric treatment), Ch. 35, and Ch. 36 of Egan's Fundamentals of Respiratory Care (9th ed. )
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T-tube
Aerosol mask
Tracheostomy mask
Nasal cannula
None of the above
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Aerosol mask
Hygroscopic condenser humidifier
Bubble humidifier
Large volume nebulizer
None of the above
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False
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A only
C only
C and D
D only
All of the above
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Due to the doctor being crazy
Due to the patient having an artificial airway
Due to the patient having upper airway inflammation
To decrease the amount of humidity in the delivered gas
All but the doctor being crazy are likely
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False
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5LPM is too much for a cannula, the patient should be on a mask.
FiO2 of the nasal cannula is too high
Luke Warm is getting colder (CTD)
Humidity is needed at flows above 4LPM, bring a bubble humidifier.
The patient needs HBO (or at least Cinemax)
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Nose
Main bronchi
Lobar bronchi
Alveolar parenchyma
B, C, and D are all possibilities
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False
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Bypassed upper airway
Breathing through mouth
Breathing cold air
Increased minute ventilation
All of the above would distally shift the ISB
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50%
60%
70%
80%
None of the above
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Hypopharynx
Oropharynx
5 cm above the carina
5 cm below the carina
None of the above
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Nose
Main bronchi
Lobar bronchi
Basal parenchyma
None of the above is reasonable
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A only
A & B
B & C
B, C, & D
All of the above
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44%
47%
60%
100%
None of the above
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Simple condenser
Hygroscopic condenser
Hydrophobic condenser
A & B
B & C
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B only
A & B
A, B, and C
All of the above
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C only
B & C
B, C, & D
None of the above
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