Respiratory Tubes / Ventilators etc....

Question 1

Nasal Cannulas, simple face mask, and non-rebreathers are all ___ ____ oxygen.

Answer 1

low flow

Question 2

____ ______ are 24-40% FiO2

Answer 2

Nasal Cannulas

Question 3

_____ _____ ____ are 35-55% FiO2.

Answer 3

simple face mask

Question 4

_____ ______ are up to 100% FiO2.

Answer 4

Non-rebreather

Question 5

With non-rebreathers you need to make sure the bag ______ ______.

Answer 5

fills up

Question 6

Venturi mask and High flow nasal canals are ____ ____.

Answer 6

High-flow

Question 7

CPAP is air pressure that is at a _____ _____ _____ that stays consistent during sleep.

Answer 7

single set level

Question 8

______ is not as good for accommodating breathing changes.

Answer 8

CPAP

Question 9

CPAP is often recommended for______ _____ _____.

Answer 9

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Question 10

BIPAPS have ______ ______ pressure settings.

Answer 10

two different

Question 11

BIPAP is used for more _____ breathing problems.

Answer 11

complex

Question 12

________ is good for central sleep apnea, COPD, and ALS.

Answer 12

BIPAP

Question 13

A high ventilator alarm is due to the pressure circuit being too _____.

Answer 13

high

Question 14

Low pressure alarms in the circuit are due to the pressure circuit being too ______.

Answer 14

low

Question 15

Name some causes of high pressure alarms. (3)

Answer 15

1. kink in the tubing
2. increased secretions
3. bronchospasm

Question 16

Name some causes of low pressure alarms. (3)

Answer 16

1. leaking
2. loose connections
3. tubing is disconnected

Question 17

After a placement of an ETT, placement should be verified by a ____ ____ _____.

Answer 17

chest x-ray

Question 18

After an ETT the nurse should ensure that breath sounds are heard ______.

Answer 18

bilaterally

Question 19

In capnography if the paper turns _____ it means CO2 is present.

Answer 19

yellow

Question 20

A tracheostomy is for _______ use.

Answer 20

longterm

Question 21

with trach care _____ prevention is key.

Answer 21

infection

Question 22

Daily trach care is a ____ procedure.

Answer 22

sterile

Question 23

When cleaning a trach use the applicator/ gauze _____, then discard.

Answer 23

once

Question 24

When suctioning a trach patient, do not suction more than _____ seconds.

Answer 24

10 seconds

Question 25

How many back up trachs should be at the bedside?

Answer 25

two

Question 27

If a client has a chest tube there is something in the ____ ______.

Answer 27

pleural space

Question 28

‘PEACH’ indications for chest tubes.

Answer 28

Pneumothorax
Effusions (pleural)
Abscess
Cancer (lung)
Hemothorax

Question 29

The drainage collection chamber is connected to the ______.

Answer 29

patient

Question 30

The water seal chamber will have ____ from the client breathing.

Answer 30

tidaling

Question 31

The drainage collection chamber should have no ______.

Answer 31

bubbling

Question 32

The water seal chamber should have _____ bubbling.

Answer 32

intermittent

Question 33

A suction control chamber will have ____ bubbling.

Answer 33

gentle

Question 34

Always keep the drainage system _____ the level of the clients chest.

Answer 34

below

Question 35

Chest tubes should have ___ ____ loops in the tubing.

Answer 35

no dependent

Question 36

The chest drainage chamber should have no more than _____ ml/hr/. Call the doc!

Answer 36

100 ml/hr

Question 37

If the chest tube comes out cover the site with _____ dressing.

Answer 37

sterile

Question 38

if a chest tube comes out only tape the sterile dressing on _____ sides.

Answer 38

3 sides

Question 39

If a chest tube comes out of a atrium then place the end of the chest tube in a ____ of _____ _____.

Answer 39

bottle of sterile water