Trimester 2

Question 1

What does the A is AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 1

Alcohol

Question 2

What does the E in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 2

Epilepsy

Question 3

What does the I in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 3

Insulin

Question 4

What does the O in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 4

Overdose

Question 5

What does the U in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 5

Uremia

Question 6

What does the T in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 6

Toxins/trauma

Question 7

What does the 2nd I in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 7

Infection

Question 8

What does the P in AEIOUTIPS stand for?

Answer 8

Psychoses

Question 9

What does the S stand for in AEIOUTIPS?

Answer 9

Stroke/seizure

Question 10

What does the B in BONES stand for?

Answer 10

Beard

Question 11

What does the O in BONES stand for?

Answer 11

Obesity/obstruction

Question 12

What does the N in BONES stand for?

Answer 12

No teeth

Question 13

What does the E in BONES stand for?

Answer 13

Elderly

Question 14

What does the S in BONES stand for?

Answer 14

Stiffness

Question 15

What does the R in RODS stand for?

Answer 15

Restricted mouth opening

Question 16

What does the O in RODS stand for?

Answer 16

Obstruction/obesity

Question 17

What does the D in RODS stand for?

Answer 17

Distorted anatomy

Question 18

What does the S in RODS stand for?

Answer 18

Stiffness

Question 19

If the bicarbonate buffer system shifts to the right, what happens to pH and therefore respiratory output?

Answer 19

pH and respiratory output decrease

Question 20

If the bicarbonate buffer system shifts to the left, what happens to pH and therefore respiratory output?

Answer 20

pH and respiratory output increase

Question 21

What is the equation for minute volume

Answer 21

MV = TV x RR

Question 22

What is external respiration?

Answer 22

Gas exchange between alveoli and blood

Question 23

What is internal respiration?

Answer 23

Gas exchange between blood and tissue cells

Question 24

What factors affect the oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve?

Answer 24

pH, temperature, and PaCO2

Question 25

What does it mean when the oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve shifts to the left?

Answer 25

pH increases, CO2 and temp decrease. Therefore, O2 has a high affinity for Hb

Question 26

What does it mean when the oxyhaemoglobin dissociation curve shifts to the right?

Answer 26

pH decreases, CO2 and temp increase. O2 has a low affinity for Hb

Question 27

Name the 5 Hs

Answer 27

Hypovolemia Hypoxia Hydrogen ions Hypo/hyper-kalemia Hypothermia

Question 28

Name the 5 Ts

Answer 28

Toxins Tamponade Tension pneumothorax Thrombosis (coronary) Thrombosis (pulmonary)

Question 29

What is the 5 step method for ECG recognition

Answer 29

1. Rate 2. Rhythm 3. P-wave 4. PR interval 5. QRS complex

Question 30

What are the three sides of the paediatric assessment triangle from left to right?

Answer 30

Appearance Work of breathing Circulation to skin

Question 31

What is the APGAR score of a newborn who has flexed arms and legs, a pulse below 100 bpm, minimal response to stimulus, blue extremities and a vigorous cry?

Answer 31

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