(General) Kahoot Final Questions

Question 1

In which phase of patient-clinician interaction would you make changes to oxygen therapy if needed?

A) Follow-up
B) Pre-interaction
C) Treatment and Monitoring
D) Initial assessment

Answer 1

C = treatment and monitoring

Question 2

What are polyphonic wheezes indicative of?

Answer 2

Asthma

Remember, wheezes indicate obstruction.

Question 3

What does the sympathetic nervous system do?

(broad spectrum)

Answer 3

Fight or flight -> Increase BP, HR etc.

Question 4

What is neutrophilia? and what are causes of it?

Answer 4

increase in neutrophils; meaning there is a infection/inflammation response.

Acute bacterial infections, tissue damage, and COPD would be scenarios that you could expect neutrophil increase.

Question 5

Answer 5

Combined acidosis with mild hypoxemia

Question 6

You assess a patient who is disoriented and confused, opens their eyes to commands, and obeys. What is their GCS?

Answer 6

13

Question 7

The PaCO2 increases from 35mmHg to 55mmHg, what happens to pH

Answer 7

Decrease by 0.12

Question 8

On CxR, tenting of diaphragms is indicative of what pathology?

Answer 8

Atelectasis

Question 9

What is paroxysmal dyspnea?

Answer 9

A sudden attack or exacerbation of an underlying condition

Question 10

A patient comes into ER complaining of severe SOB.

This is an example of a ____and is _____data

Answer 10

Symptom, subjective

Question 11

Which is an example of an open ended question?

A) Did the pain start yesterday?
b) When did the pain start?
C) Is the pain worse when you cough?
D) Does it hurt when I push here? Dr pushes into broken rib area agressively

Answer 11

B) when did the pain start

Question 12

What is Cheyne stokes breathing?

Answer 12

Shallow –>Deep–> Shallow–> Apnea

Question 13

What is Biots breathing normally associated?

Answer 13

Ataxic respiration bc usually bc of neuron damage.

Periodic breathing (apneic periods)

rate is usually hyperpnea or normopnea (rate normal looking) BUT PERIODIC (gaps)

Question 14

What is Kussmaul breathing usually associated with?

Answer 14

Metabolic acidosis (diabetes mellitus)
-rate is hyperpnoea

Question 15

What is cheyne-stokes breathing associated with?

Answer 15

Periodic breathing that is deep + shallow. (gradual in that breath rates ascend and descend)

associated with hypoperfusion of brain or sleep/hypoxic medication

Question 16

What position is lateral recumbent

Answer 16

laying on their side

Question 17

GCS:
Patient comes in confused, is localizing pain and are opening their eyes when pressure is applied.

Answer 17

11

Question 18

What is the MAP of a patient with a BP of 130/90?

Answer 18

103

Question 19

High levels of WHAT PROTEIN is indicative of cardiac death?

Answer 19

myoglobin

Question 20

What are causes of hyperkalemia?

Answer 20

Kidney disease
Hypoxia
metabolic acidosis

Question 21

Identify the rhythm

Answer 21

Junctional Tachycardia

Question 22

True or False:

In anemic individuals, you will see high hematocrit values and an overall decrease in total blood volume

Answer 22

False

Anemic = too few RBC so hematocrit values should be low.

Question 23

What happens to your metabolic rate during hypothermia?

Answer 23

Metabolic rate decreases, as does CO2 and O2

Question 24

Pleuritic chest pain is a characteristic of

Answer 24

Pneumothorax and pleural effusion

Recall that Pleuritic = central pain

Question 25

What signs can you see in CxR for patients with CHF?

Answer 25

Enlarged heart, enlarged hila, kerley B lines

Question 26

GCS: Pt had suspected seizure, she is making noises and opens eyes to voice. She flinches to sternal rub.

Answer 26

10

Question 27

What is the effect on O2 carrying capacity for people with polycythemia?

Answer 27

Increased O2 capacity with thick blood

Question 28

You have a pyrexic patient who’s temperature raised from 39C to 41C. What response in CO2 would you expect?

Answer 28

20% increase in CO2 production.

Pyrexia = raised temperature

Question 29

Space you’d give a “NOD”

Answer 29

Social space

Question 30

Answer 30

combined respiratory and metabolic alkalosis with mild hypoxemia

Question 31

Order tissue densities from darkest to lightest

Answer 31

Gas, Fat, Soft tissues, bones

Question 32

What rate does the AV node beat at?

Answer 32

40-60bpm

Question 33

For every 10mmHg increase in PaCO2, the HCO3- increases by how many mmol/L?

Answer 33

1

Question 34

For ventricular tachycardia, what will the P waves look like?

Answer 34

There are no P waves.

Question 35

What is neutrophilia?

Answer 35

An increase in neutrophils

Question 36

Coughing a pink frothy mucous could indicate what?

Answer 36

CHF

Question 37

Review ECGS:
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Answer 37

43 - 48.

explore junctional escape rhythms and accelerated junctional

(junctional in general)

Question 38

What is Ptosis?

Answer 38

Drooping of the eye lid

Question 39

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