PCT III Week 1

how many breaths is the pt expected to take pre on spray of salbutamol?

which of the following is the primary abnormality involved in emphysema

the condtraindications for dexamethasone include systemic steroids, inhaled and topical steroids

normal SPO2 for a COPD pt is 88%-92%

if a patient is SOB you should always assess the heart as well

why can't you use CPAP on an asthma pt

which is not a contraindication for SGA insertion

you should delay transport to administer dexamethasone

32yo pt w asthma says puffer isn't helping. he used 3 puffs and is still wheezing. how much salbutamol can we give him

you can use CPAP on a patient experiencing an asthma exacerbation

what excludes a pt from CPAP use

CPAP works primarily by which of the following mechanisms

Which method of administion is preferred for dexamethasone?

how can we can administer salbutamol?

how can dexamethasone be administer for bronchoconstriction

what SPO2 is appropriate for an asthmatic pt

you should use your PPE when administering salbutamol through the nebulizer

Which of the following is the primary pulmonary abnormality involved in congestive heart failure?

Suspected bronchoconstriction applies to asthma, COPD and others

what is an appropriate ETCO2 for a pt with COPD

what is a normal ETCO2 for a pt that is SOB due to anxiety

you can give Epinephrine to a pt who doesn't require BVM ventilations

what method of administration is preferred for salbutamol?

which of the following causes of SOB would occur due to a decrease in perfusion