final exam RCP 110 review

what is the respiratory quotient?

what is the pressure on a full E oxygen tank?

the tubing needs drained on a 50% lg. vol nebulizer aerosol mask. there is bubbling in the tubing. Is the FiO2 50%?

interpret pH 7.32, PaCO2 59, HCO3 24, BE 0

At 3lpm nasal cannula, the approx FiO2 is

minute ventilation VE calculation is

Your patient is wearing a partial re breather mask at 15lpm. What is the approximate FiO2?

for every 10 years, there is a ___ mmHg P(A-a)O2 gradient normally

CPAP is great for removing CO2

A patients right to refuse treatment is considered

Bubbles of air under the skin that can be palpated represents subcutaneous emphysema

a person with Asthma experiencing bronchospasm and wheezing has a

there is water in the tubing of a lg. vol nebulizer. what happens to the flow to the patient?

Your patient has a PaO2 of 65 torr on room air, what is that considered?

Can you use a nebulzer in line with an acapella flutter valve?

A PaO2 of 54 is considered _______ on room air

what is the difference between a non rebreather and a partial rebreather mask?

your patient is on a non-rebreather mask at 12lpm, when the pt. inhales the bag collapses completely, what do you do?

what is this

The NBRC is responsible for

Your patient is on 5lpm nasal cannula, what should you do for this patient?

a p/f ratio of 120 indicates

the veins, arteries, and nerves are located directly _____ the ribs

Your patient is on a nasal cannula at 4lpm. What type of device is that?

PAO2=FiO2 x (PB-PH2O)- (PACO2 /RQ) is another way of writing the aveolar air equation

Which one is the carbon dioxide in the alveoli?

What does this patient have?

what is the barometric pressure at sea level?

How many flowmeters do you need with an EzPap with a nebulizer in line?

a normal tidal volume is usually around

TB is going to be in

what is this device?

your patient has a pulmonary emboli, what is the V/Q mismatch?

your patient is 50 years old, what would you expect his normal P(A-a)O2 gradient to be?

the larger the P(A-a)O2 gradient the larger the

with a high PVR, you can get chronically high pulmonary artery pressures (PAP), this is called

what is this a picture of?

using an air-entrainment device (Venturi device), the more air entrained, the ______ the FiO2

your trach patient is on a 40% lg. vol heated aerosol neb and needs to go to CT scan. What do you put him on?

An ARDS patient has a ___________ lung compliance

can you use a nebulizer in line with an EzPap?

using an air-entrainment device like a venti mask, the less the FiO2, the ___________the total flow to the patient

a patient with pneumonia or COPD would have a ____ V/Q

Your patient's P(A-a)O2 gradient is 100, what percent shunt is that?

COPD causes hypoxemia which leads to vasoconstriction in the lungs, this will cause the PVR to

your pt. has on a 60% lg vol neb at 10lpm, what is the total flow to the patient?

the most common sources of infections in hospitals are

chronically high PVR with high PAP and pulmonary hypertension seen in COPD patients can lead to

CPAP treats

interpret this ABG pH 7.21, PaCO2 101, PaO2 42, HCO3 23, BE 0, SpO2 77%

for every 50 mmHg in the A-a gradient, there is a _____% shunt

A hyperressonant percussion note with percussion means

A simple mask flow rate goes from and to

What is a normal PAO2?

Influenza would be in what type of isolation?

which is the indication for bland aerosol therapy?

on a 3lpm nasal cannula, the approx FiO2 is

with a heated humidifier, an RT should never go higher than _____ Celsius

your patient has right sided atelectasis. The trachea would be shifted

In general, normal oxygen sat is ____% and the primary sign of hypoxemia is ________

this patient has

when calculating alveolar minute ventilation you must subtract the______ first

postextubation edema can be treated with racemic epi and

ventilation without perfusion is termed

what does the PAO2 represent?

what is this

What is the PAO2 equation?

an HME should be replaced every _____ and PRN

what is the normal MEAN ARTERIAL PRESSURE (MAP)?

what is the normal PaCO2

low blood oxygen is

what is the A-a gradient with a PAO2 of 100 and a PaO2 of 40?

Fine crackles are associated with which two conditions?