AH3 Exam 3 review

What is included in VAP bundle of care for intubated patients? SATA

what late respiratory complications are a concern in the acute phase of burn treatment? select all

what degree burn presents with hyperesthesia, blisters, and edema?

what is the leading cause of coronary cardiogenic shock?

what kind of distributive shock is happening when a pt has vasodilation due to a parasympathetic stimulation?

if a pt weighs 75kg and had a burn BSA of 42% how much fluid should they approx. get in the first 8 hrs of treatment?

in relation to the end-tidal CO2 detector, what does the colors mean? SATA

in the refractory stage of shock what is happening? select all

what are cardinal signs of carbon monoxide poisoning?

In ARDS what is causing the inability of gas to exchange?

pt is presenting BP 91/55, HR 132, and RR 26 SpO2 87% following 3rd degree chem burns. what is first action?

a pt was rapidly intubated. chest X-ray confirms ETT. after 45min the pt's BP 76/45, HR 138, O2 75%. what is a cause?

what is priority treatment interventions in septic shock?

pt is presenting with pain, peeling of the skin, the skin is reddended and blanches. what degree of burn is this?

what are common casues of anaphylactic shock? select all

If the PEEP was increased on a vent. what could we see as a response to the increase in PEEP? SATA

what would be expected findings of a burn pt when assessing their urine? select all

where do we measure the inserted depth of an ET tube that is placed every shift?

what test should be done before insertion of an arterial line of the radial?

if a pt has a IABP inserted what are the main goals of this treatment? select all

what does pulmonary artery (PA) pressure monitor?

in cardiogenic shock what are the preferred treatments for increasing o2 supply and decreasing demand ? select all

what stage of shock presents with mottled skin, oliguria, MAPs <65, and lethargy?

a pt presents with a burn of greater >30%, and labs are drawn, what would be expected findings? select all

pt has burns to the back of head, both anterior arms, anterior trunk, and anterior left leg. what's the BSA?

What organism is most common in causing SIRS?

if fluids are not started right away what will the burn/hypovolemic shock evolve into?

A pt has a hemothorax to the right side with trachea deviation. what is the goal of the chest tube placement?

a pt has the following ABG - pH 7.33 CO 50 HCO3 21. what is your intervention?

pt states he had a skin graft after a burn and no longer has feeling to area. what degree of burn did the pt experience?

A pt arrives at the ED after an MVA. the pt has a paradoxical chest rise and fall. what is the suspected cause?

if a pt presents with temp of 102, HR 126, RR 22, and a 10% bands increase what is this a precursor to?

the vent. setting SIMV is best characterized but which phrase?

what meds would be anticipated to be ordered when a pt has decreased cardiac contractility? select all

if a pt presents with suspected inhalation burn injury what are we going to prioritize doing?

What is the P/F ratio for the pt: pH 7.2, CO2 58, HCO3 14, PaO2 68, on FiO2 75% round to the nearest tenth

What does CVP monitor?

pt presents with an electrical injury and bone is exposed. what degree burn is this?

after successful intubation, the end-tidal CO2 detector color should do what?

What should you do if the vent alarms are ringing, the pt is in distress, and you cannot troubleshoot the issue?

neurogenic shock presents with what s/s? select all

which shock presents with hypovolemia s/s due to blood volume pooling in the peripheral vessels?

what happens if a chest tube becomes severed?

what type of shock presents with decrease venous return to the heart due to inadequate circulating volume?

What anatomical area of the lungs is used to confirm the placement of an ET tube?

anaphylactic shock presents when what s/s occur? select all

what are causes of obstrucive shock? select all

What should we monitor for when we have a pt with an arterial line? select all

what are inotropic medications? select all

a pt is intubated awake alert and tolerating the vent well. they want to talk but can't. what can you use to help aid?

what acid-base imbalance is seen in the initial presentation of ARDS?

in what phase does auto-diuresis and nutritional support begin for a burn pt?

After a pt is extubated and becomes anxious and dyspneic with o2 sats 87%. What is the first intervention to perform?

if a pt presents with decreased afterload and is symptomatic what is the primary treatment?

a pt presents with tracheal deviation to the right, lung sounds are absent, o2 sats are 78%. What is the cause?

what is ventilator synchrony?

what stage of shock presents with increase in lactic acid, decrease UOP, no bowel sounds, cool clammy skin?

In hemodynamic monitoring, what does a Swan-Ganz catheter measure? select all