Chapters 15 and 19 Flashcards
The major advantage of having liquid o2 for home use is:
It allows the patient to store a lot more o2 at home
Which of the following ids a common lower airway issue in pediatric patients?
Bronchiolitis
Which of these is the difference between a complete secondary assessment and a rapid secondary assessment, in a complete secondary assessment:
Looks more in-depth at all parts of the body
Which of the following would be the most likely position you would transport a patient experiencing breathing distress?
Fowler’s
Which of these would best indicate a patient has a problem as a result of inadequate breathing?
A slow respiratory rate or very shallow breathing
Respiratory distress in a pediatric patient is best defined as which of the following?
The mildest form of respiratory impairment
Bradycardia in the neonate is most likely a sign of which of the following?
Hypoxia
Which of the following anatomical structures within the pulmonary system is primarily responsible for the trapped air that an asthmatic experiences?
Bronchioles
Which of the following describes the action of an inhaler such as albuterol?
Dilates the bronchioles
You are assessing breathing, which of the following is just as important as respiratory rate?
Depth of breathing
If a patient is experiencing trouble breathing, our first concern is to rule out?
Hypoxia
Which of the following is the principle purpose of performing a physical exam in the out-of-hospital setting?
To investigate areas you suspect are involved
Which of the following would pertain tot he law of inertia?
There are three collisions with every motor vehicle incident
Choose the patient of whom you’d apply a nasal cannula instead of NRB face mask
Patient who refuses to wear a facemask
Select the best way of obtaining the breathing rate on a conscious patient who you suspect is having a heart attack
Casually rest your hand on the patient’s abdomen during your pulse evaluation to distract the patient while you count