RSP 362 Exam 2 review

A newborn is found to have periods of apnea >20s and HR drop to 85. What treatment should be recommended?

An echocardiogram is used to diagnose PPHN. What is a likely treatment?

because infants are obligatory nose breathers, this condition may lead to resp distress with feeding.

If a CF patient becomes colonized with P. aeruginosa, they are placed on a 28 day on/off cycle of what medication?

A child has a frequent cough w/ frequent secretions and nasal polyps w/ clubbed nails. What test is recommended?

This chest wall deformity causes a decreased AP diameter causing restrictive pulm and cardiovascular pathology.

A 10 m.o. patient has a chronic, barky cough and has been admitted several times for respiratory infections. WIL?

Which of the following is not a risk factor for neonatal infection/pneumonia?

A patient should understand they are in the red zone when peak flow is at what % of personal best?

Which of the following is not one of the 4 factors in BPD pathogenesis?

The incidence of BPD is strongly related to which factors?

A patient is being bumped up from a step 1 to step 2 asthma mgmt. What medications are included?

Which of the following is not a common CF pathogen?

Which of the following is not a treatment for a "tet" spell?

Clinically, infants with congenital diaphragmatic hernia prsent with resp. distress caused by what mechanism?

NAEPP objectives for asthma education include all of the following, except?

This measurement can be used as a marker for eosinophilic airway inflammation.

If a child is sensitive to warm blooded animals, all of the following should be suggested except?

Which of the following is not a consequence of RDS/immature surfactant production at birth?

After birth, a baby is noted to have choking, drooling, and coughing episodes w/ frequent resp infections. WIL?

The cycle of CF (airway obst., chronic infection, airway inflammation) lead to what that causes dilation and distortion?

This type of lung injury plays a more important in damaging airways and leading to BPD

Which of the following is not a risk of RDS?

Although there is much less risk than w/ systemic, which is not a risk of inhaled corticosteroids?

These measures reduce the risk of air leaks in infants with RDS, MAS, or resuscitation at birth.

A FT baby is delivered elective C-section. The baby presents with tachypnea and cyanosis a few hours after birth. wil?

a patient presents with macroglossia and mild symptoms. What might be a treatment?

this condition involves isde to side curvature of the spine and anteroposterior curvature together.

In a baby with PPHN, why should acidosis be corrected with a goal of pH >7.30?

Which of the following is not a key component of asthma?

Which antenatal therapy has been shown to decrease the risk of RDS by 50%?

in some CHD cases, keeping the PDA open helps benefit pt.'s needing what type of shunt?

Which of the following is a mucoactive agent that is commonly used with CF patients?

A baby born at 41 weeks and prolonged labor w/ decelerations in HR is noted to have yellow stained skin and nails. WIL?

Why would a baby with pulmonary hemorrhage benefit from another dose of surfactant after stabilizing?

If 2 parents are carriers of the CFTR mutation, what is the likelihood of CF for the child?

General management of RDS include all of the following except?

the strongest predisposing factor for developing asthma is what?

A sweat chloride is performed on a child with a result of 65 mmol/L. What can you conclude?

This condition should be suspected in a term infant who is cyanotic despite adequate oxygenation/ventilation.

What is a common way to classify congenital heart defects?

The typical CXR for a baby with RDS can be described as?