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1
Which factor increases ARDS risk in chest trauma?
Smoking history
Age > 65
BMI
Gender
2
NOT in thoracostomy tray?
2-0 silk
11 blade
Bronchoscope
Curved Clamps
3
Key quality metric in documentation?
Room Number
Policy number
Time & Personnel
Equipment Brand
4
Max FiO₂ during thermal ablation?
.30
.21
.50
.40
5
Best ventilation for alert patient with flail chest?
High PEEP
Non-invasive ventilation
Low tidal volume
Oscillatory vent
6
What is a key concern in ALS with bulbar onset?
Mild chest retractions
Occasional cough
Mild tachypnea
Weak cough flow
7
Conscious vs deep sedation: what’s key?
No commands followed
Reflexes remain
Vent needed
Total unconscious
8
Where is diaphragmatic rupture most common?
Posterior aspect
Right hemidiaphragm
Central tendon
Left hemidiaphragm
9
What finding suggests cardiac contusion after chest trauma?
Chest wall bruising
High cardiac enzymes
Muffled heart sounds
Widened mediastinum
10
Concious vs Deep Sedation: whats key?
Vent Needed
Reflexes Remain
No commands followed
Total Unconcious
11
Best bronchoscope for massive hemoptysis?
Rigid bronchoscope
ENB
EBUS Scope
Flexible + BAL
12
What's required during bronchoscopy?
BP Only
Capnography + RR
Temp Only
Cardiac Only
13
What tidal volume is best for pulmonary contusion?
12–15 mL/kg
8–10 mL/kg
4–7 mL/kg
10–12 mL/kg
14
When is ultrasound most helpful?
Simple pneumo
Loculated effusions
SubQ emphysema
Tension pneumo
15
What stroke scale result is most predictive?
2 signs
1 sign only
All 3 signs
Facial droop
16
Patient is hard to wake. What should you do first?
Just monitor
Stop procedure
Check airway and alertness
Give reversal drugs
17
Main airway concern in GI sedation?
Shared airway
Room temp
Lighting
Positioning
18
In kids, sedation meds should be?
Weight-based
Fixed dose
No family present
Adult dose
19
Most common infection after chest trauma?
Bacterial pneumonia
Empyema
Wound infection
Mediastinitis
20
Main function of pleural fluid?
Lubrication
Temp control
Immune defense
Pressure Balance
21
Pleurodesis works by?
Inflammatory Adhesion
Mechanical Seal
Antibiotic Sealing
Chemical Breakdown
22
Best tube size for thick exudates?
24–32 Fr
7–14 Fr
36–40 Fr
16–20 Fr
23
Chest tube size for simple pneumothorax?
7–20 Fr
36–40 Fr
24–32 Fr
40–44 Fr
24
What does the “golden hour” in trauma refer to?
Chest tube placement
Initial assessment
Time to definitive care
Arrival to hospital
25
Best agent for pleurodesis?
Doxycycline
Bleomycin
Silver Nitrate
Talc Slurry
26
What’s true of depolarizing blockers?
Long acting
No reversal drugs
Slow onset
Reversible
27
What warns of crisis in myasthenia gravis?
Stable VC
Weakness fluctuation
Mild dyspnea
Coughing
28
What's key in radiology sedation?
No monitoring
Stnadard Monitors
Yearly Checks
Portable monitoring
29
ALS average survival post diagnosis?
3–5 years
1–2 years
5–7 years
2–3 years
30
Main airway concern in GI sedation?
Shared Airway
Lighting
Positioning
Room Temp
31
Absolute contraindication to chest tube?
Bullous lung disease
Platelets 75,000
Mild distress
INR 1.4
32
When is stroke risk highest after TIA?
24 hours
48 hours
1 month
1 week
33
Which is a contraindication for ECMO in trauma?
Severe head injury
Flail chest
Pulmonary contusion
Respiratory failure
34
Video vs fiberoptic: main benefit?
Better Image
Smaller Scope
Lower Price
More Flexible
35
RT challenge in dental sedation?
Positioning
Docs
Temp Control
Shared Airway
36
What imaging is best for thoracic injury diagnosis?
Chest CT
Nuclear scan
MRI
Ultrasound
37
What tracks sedation safety?
Turnover Rate
Adverse Events
Staff List
Room Time
38
How do benzos work in sedation?
Block dopamine
Stimulate opioids
Inhibit serotonin
Boost GABA
39
What's true of depolarizing blockers?
Long Acting
Reversible
Slow Onset
No reversal drugs
40
Proper sedation keeps what intact?
Can't keep airway
Full unconsciousness
Reflexes
No command response
41
2. Tracheal shift + no breath sounds = what life-threatening condition?
Pulmonary contusion
Cardiac tamponade
Bronchopleural fistula
Tension pneumothorax
42
Elderly patients on benzos have what risk?
Faster metabolism
More side effects
Need more meds
Faster recovery
43
SpO₂ drops to 88% during scope. First step?
Give sedation
Increase oxygen
Stop procedure
Intubate
44
% of ischemic strokes that are thrombotic?
90%
80%
60%
70%
45
C-spine injury, best intubation tool?
Blind nasal tube
Cricothyroidotomy
Awake flexible scope
Rigid scope
46
Chest tube needed at what hemothorax volume?
100 mL
150 mL
200 mL
300 mL
47
What's key to recovery documentation?
Just Meds
Timed Checks
Temp Logs
Staff Shifts
48
A large chest wound mainly affects airflow in what way?
More work of breathing
Air exits via chest wall
tension pneumothorax
Cardiac tamponade
49
Triangle of Safety borders include?
Deltoid, pec major, 3rd ICS
Pec major, lat dorsi, 5th ICS
Trapezius, lat dorsi, 6th rib
Serratus, pec minor, 4th rib
50
What is the first treatment for an open chest wound?
Occlusive dressing
Mechanical ventilation with PEEP
Chest tube placement
Immediate thoracotomy
51
Ventilated patient—key scope tool?
Disconnect vent
Swivel adapter
Lower PEEP
Raise RR
52
Which is NOT part of Beck’s triad in cardiac tamponade?
Hypotension
Distended neck veins
Diminished heart tones
Tracheal deviation
53
What is the likely cause of paradoxical chest movement after trauma?
Subcutaneous emphysema
Hemothorax
Simple pneumothorax
Flail chest
54
RT focus in sedation wound care?
Watch Breathing
Plan Schedule
Dress Wounds
Prep Room
55
1. What’s the most serious risk before bronchoscopy?
Airway compromise
Local pain
Anxiety
Nausea
56
What vital capacity signals crisis in Guillain-Barré?
25 mL/kg
18 mL/kg
30 mL/kg
22 mL/kg
57
Most likely cause of transudate effusion?
Cancer
Empyema
CHF
TB
58
What do you expect in C4 spinal cord injury?
Partial diaphragm function
Full independence
Full vent support
Normal chest compliance
59
Which smoke inhalation sign needs immediate airway help?
Mild tachypnea
Marked stridor with respiratory distress
Mild hoarseness
Presence of carbonaceous sputum
60
What’s required during bronchoscopy?
Temp only
Cardiac only
Capnography + RR
BP only
61
Best site to drain pleural fluid?
8–9th ICS posterior
5–7th ICS midaxillary
4th ICS anterior
2–3rd ICS midclavicular
62
Normal pleural fluid volume?
0.3–0.4 mL/kg
0.1–0.2 mL/kg
0.5–0.6 mL/kg
0.7–0.8 mL/kg
63
Priority in Lambert-Eaton respiratory care?
Crisis protocols
Intubation
High-flow O₂
Ventilation
64
First-hour monitoring after tube placement?
Every 5 min
Every 30 min
Every 60 min
Every 15 min
65
Most critical 1st hour monitor post-tube?
Mobility
Nutrition
Sleep
Vital signs
66
Best metric for ALS respiratory tracking?
RR
FVC
ETCO₂
O₂ sat
67
What stops a flexible bronchoscopy?
Controlled HTN
Mild bronchospasm
Refractory hypoxemia
Stable arrhythmia
68
Positioning for 2 chest tubes?
Lateral only
Both posterior
Anterior + Posterior
Both anterior
69
What breathing is concerning in TBI?
Mild tachypnea
Deep periodic breaths
Regular with sighs
Cheyne-Stokes
70
RT’s job in cardioversion sedation?
Give meds
Monitor SpO₂ and O₂
Do cardioversion
Only document
71
Scope cleaning: What’s correct order?
Soap, saline, dry
Cidex, rinse, alcohol
Alcohol, saline, Cidex
Soap, Cidex, rinse
72
Which rib fractures carry the highest death risk?
Ribs 4–6
Ribs 7–8
) Ribs 1–2
Ribs 9–10
73
Proper sedation keeps what intact?
Reflexes
Can't keep airway
No command response
Full unconsciousness
74
Patient is hard to wake. What should you do first?
Stop procedure
Check airway and alertness
Just monitor
Give reversal drugs
75
Which drug reverses opioid overdose symptoms?
Acetylcysteine
Naloxone
Activated charcoal
Flumazenil
76
What percent die before hospital with aortic rupture?
80–90%
50–60%
70–80%
60–70%
77
Prevents air reflux in chest drain?
Water Seal
Suction Port
Pressure Gauge
Collection Chamber
78
Relative contraindication to tube placement?
Bullous disease
INR > 1.5
PEEP 12
Lung collapse
79
What does bronchial thermoplasty do?
Needs drugs
Reduces muscle mass
Increases muscle mass
Increases secretions
80
Best tool to monitor neuromuscular breathing?
ABG
Pulse ox
Vital capacity
Chest X-ray
81
% of hemorrhagic strokes that are intra-axial?
99%
85%
90%
97%
82
What does subcutaneous emphysema suggest after trauma?
Tamponade
Diaphragm rupture
Airway injury
Myocardial contusion
83
25% pneumothorax—best treatment?
Needle Decompression
Oxygen Therapy
Observe Only
Chest Tube
84
What sign alone has 72% stroke probability?
Facial droop + arm drift
Speech + facial droop
All 3 stroke signs
Arm drift
85
% of ALS patients with bulbar onset?
20%
30%
10%
40%
86
NOT a risk from EBUS-TBNA?
Mediastinitis
Pulmonary embolism
Bacteremia
Pneumomediastinum
87
Max anteflexion of flexible scope?
130°
360°
90°
180°
88
Tool for bronchial washings?
Lukens trap
Wang needle
Forceps
Cytology brush
89
Cryotherapy destroys tissue by?
Chemicals
Heat
Freeze-thaw
Mechanical force
90
Why choose silicone stents?
Easy to remove
Last longer
Lower price
Fewer infections
91
What’s key to recovery documentation
Timed checks
Staff shifts
Just meds
Temp logs
92
ETT size for 5.7mm bronchoscope?
7.0 mm
7.5 mm
8.5 mm
6.5 mm
93
How do benzos work in sedation?
Block dopamine
nhibit serotonin
Stimulate opioids
Boost GABA
94
Which drug reverses benzodiazepines?
Flumazenil
Naloxone
Acetylcysteine
Charcoal
95
Key danger sign in muscular dystrophy?
Exercise intolerance
Daytime fatigue
Coughing
Nighttime hypoventilation
96
BAL: How much saline per wash?
250 mL
350 mL
Up to 50 mL
100–150 mL
97
Where is the common site for aortic injury after blunt trauma?
Near left subclavian
Aortic arch
Descending aorta
Aortic root
98
Difficult intubation Mallampati class?
Class 1 & 2
Class 1 & 4
Class 3 & 4
Class 2 & 3
99
What tracks sedation safety?
Staff list
Adverse events
Room time
Turnover rate
100
RT’s job in cardioversion sedation?
Give meds
Do cardioversion
Only document
Monitor SpO₂ and O₂
101
Max saline for mini-BAL in VAP?
50 mL
25 mL
100 mL
75 mL
102
Best paralytic for rapid intubation?
Onset 15 min, lasts 2 hr
Onset 2 min, lasts 30 min
Onset 30s, lasts 4–10 min
Onset 5 min, lasts 60 min
103
What’s the most serious risk before bronchoscopy?
Airway compromise
Local pain
Nausea
Anxiety
104
Succinylcholine RSI dose is?
1–1.5 mg/kg
2–3 mg/kg
3–4 mg/kg
0.5–0.7 mg/kg
105
Joint Commission rule for sedation?
Only MD can watch
1 staff must monitor
No protocol needed
Skip documentation
106
Best sequence in overdose assessment?
Neuro + ABC
CAB + Neuro
ABC + Neuro
BCA + Neuro
107
Persistent air leak despite chest tube suggests what diagnosis?
Bronchopleural fistula
Hemopneumothorax
Simple pneumothorax
Tension pneumothorax
108
Staff doing sedation must have?
ACLS/PALS+training
Just flu shot
Just BLS
No training
109
Elderly patients on benzos have what risk?
Faster metabolism
Need more meds
More side effects
Faster recovery
110
Biopsy risk to prep for?
Pneumo + bleeding
Spasm + hypoxemia
Arrhythmia + low BP
Bacteremia + shock
111
In kids, sedation meds should be?
No Family Present
Adult dose
Weight-based
Child Dose
112
What’s key in radiology sedation?
No monitoring
Yearly checks
Portable monitoring
Standard monitors
113
Brachytherapy’s biggest benefit?
Faster treatment
Tumor-focused radiation
Low cost
Fewer side effects
114
Succinylcholine RSI dose is?
3–4 mg/kg
0.5–0.7 mg/kg
1–1.5 mg/kg
2–3 mg/kg
115
What matters most in T1–T12 spine injury?
Breathing rate
Diaphragm use
Accessory use
Cough strength

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115 termsStudBud Administration4 plays

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Flashcards115 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 115

Answers

1
Which factor increases ARDS risk in chest trauma?
Smoking history
Age > 65
BMI
Gender
2
NOT in thoracostomy tray?
2-0 silk
11 blade
Bronchoscope
Curved Clamps
3
Key quality metric in documentation?
Room Number
Policy number
Time & Personnel
Equipment Brand
4
Max FiO₂ during thermal ablation?
.30
.21
.50
.40
5
Best ventilation for alert patient with flail chest?
High PEEP
Non-invasive ventilation
Low tidal volume
Oscillatory vent
6
What is a key concern in ALS with bulbar onset?
Mild chest retractions
Occasional cough
Mild tachypnea
Weak cough flow
7
Conscious vs deep sedation: what’s key?
No commands followed
Reflexes remain
Vent needed
Total unconscious
8
Where is diaphragmatic rupture most common?
Posterior aspect
Right hemidiaphragm
Central tendon
Left hemidiaphragm
9
What finding suggests cardiac contusion after chest trauma?
Chest wall bruising
High cardiac enzymes
Muffled heart sounds
Widened mediastinum
10
Concious vs Deep Sedation: whats key?
Vent Needed
Reflexes Remain
No commands followed
Total Unconcious
11
Best bronchoscope for massive hemoptysis?
Rigid bronchoscope
ENB
EBUS Scope
Flexible + BAL
12
What's required during bronchoscopy?
BP Only
Capnography + RR
Temp Only
Cardiac Only
13
What tidal volume is best for pulmonary contusion?
12–15 mL/kg
8–10 mL/kg
4–7 mL/kg
10–12 mL/kg
14
When is ultrasound most helpful?
Simple pneumo
Loculated effusions
SubQ emphysema
Tension pneumo
15
What stroke scale result is most predictive?
2 signs
1 sign only
All 3 signs
Facial droop
16
Patient is hard to wake. What should you do first?
Just monitor
Stop procedure
Check airway and alertness
Give reversal drugs
17
Main airway concern in GI sedation?
Shared airway
Room temp
Lighting
Positioning
18
In kids, sedation meds should be?
Weight-based
Fixed dose
No family present
Adult dose
19
Most common infection after chest trauma?
Bacterial pneumonia
Empyema
Wound infection
Mediastinitis
20
Main function of pleural fluid?
Lubrication
Temp control
Immune defense
Pressure Balance
21
Pleurodesis works by?
Inflammatory Adhesion
Mechanical Seal
Antibiotic Sealing
Chemical Breakdown
22
Best tube size for thick exudates?
24–32 Fr
7–14 Fr
36–40 Fr
16–20 Fr
23
Chest tube size for simple pneumothorax?
7–20 Fr
36–40 Fr
24–32 Fr
40–44 Fr
24
What does the “golden hour” in trauma refer to?
Chest tube placement
Initial assessment
Time to definitive care
Arrival to hospital
25
Best agent for pleurodesis?
Doxycycline
Bleomycin
Silver Nitrate
Talc Slurry
26
What’s true of depolarizing blockers?
Long acting
No reversal drugs
Slow onset
Reversible
27
What warns of crisis in myasthenia gravis?
Stable VC
Weakness fluctuation
Mild dyspnea
Coughing
28
What's key in radiology sedation?
No monitoring
Stnadard Monitors
Yearly Checks
Portable monitoring
29
ALS average survival post diagnosis?
3–5 years
1–2 years
5–7 years
2–3 years
30
Main airway concern in GI sedation?
Shared Airway
Lighting
Positioning
Room Temp
31
Absolute contraindication to chest tube?
Bullous lung disease
Platelets 75,000
Mild distress
INR 1.4
32
When is stroke risk highest after TIA?
24 hours
48 hours
1 month
1 week
33
Which is a contraindication for ECMO in trauma?
Severe head injury
Flail chest
Pulmonary contusion
Respiratory failure
34
Video vs fiberoptic: main benefit?
Better Image
Smaller Scope
Lower Price
More Flexible
35
RT challenge in dental sedation?
Positioning
Docs
Temp Control
Shared Airway
36
What imaging is best for thoracic injury diagnosis?
Chest CT
Nuclear scan
MRI
Ultrasound
37
What tracks sedation safety?
Turnover Rate
Adverse Events
Staff List
Room Time
38
How do benzos work in sedation?
Block dopamine
Stimulate opioids
Inhibit serotonin
Boost GABA
39
What's true of depolarizing blockers?
Long Acting
Reversible
Slow Onset
No reversal drugs
40
Proper sedation keeps what intact?
Can't keep airway
Full unconsciousness
Reflexes
No command response
41
2. Tracheal shift + no breath sounds = what life-threatening condition?
Pulmonary contusion
Cardiac tamponade
Bronchopleural fistula
Tension pneumothorax
42
Elderly patients on benzos have what risk?
Faster metabolism
More side effects
Need more meds
Faster recovery
43
SpO₂ drops to 88% during scope. First step?
Give sedation
Increase oxygen
Stop procedure
Intubate
44
% of ischemic strokes that are thrombotic?
90%
80%
60%
70%
45
C-spine injury, best intubation tool?
Blind nasal tube
Cricothyroidotomy
Awake flexible scope
Rigid scope
46
Chest tube needed at what hemothorax volume?
100 mL
150 mL
200 mL
300 mL
47
What's key to recovery documentation?
Just Meds
Timed Checks
Temp Logs
Staff Shifts
48
A large chest wound mainly affects airflow in what way?
More work of breathing
Air exits via chest wall
tension pneumothorax
Cardiac tamponade
49
Triangle of Safety borders include?
Deltoid, pec major, 3rd ICS
Pec major, lat dorsi, 5th ICS
Trapezius, lat dorsi, 6th rib
Serratus, pec minor, 4th rib
50
What is the first treatment for an open chest wound?
Occlusive dressing
Mechanical ventilation with PEEP
Chest tube placement
Immediate thoracotomy
51
Ventilated patient—key scope tool?
Disconnect vent
Swivel adapter
Lower PEEP
Raise RR
52
Which is NOT part of Beck’s triad in cardiac tamponade?
Hypotension
Distended neck veins
Diminished heart tones
Tracheal deviation
53
What is the likely cause of paradoxical chest movement after trauma?
Subcutaneous emphysema
Hemothorax
Simple pneumothorax
Flail chest
54
RT focus in sedation wound care?
Watch Breathing
Plan Schedule
Dress Wounds
Prep Room
55
1. What’s the most serious risk before bronchoscopy?
Airway compromise
Local pain
Anxiety
Nausea
56
What vital capacity signals crisis in Guillain-Barré?
25 mL/kg
18 mL/kg
30 mL/kg
22 mL/kg
57
Most likely cause of transudate effusion?
Cancer
Empyema
CHF
TB
58
What do you expect in C4 spinal cord injury?
Partial diaphragm function
Full independence
Full vent support
Normal chest compliance
59
Which smoke inhalation sign needs immediate airway help?
Mild tachypnea
Marked stridor with respiratory distress
Mild hoarseness
Presence of carbonaceous sputum
60
What’s required during bronchoscopy?
Temp only
Cardiac only
Capnography + RR
BP only
61
Best site to drain pleural fluid?
8–9th ICS posterior
5–7th ICS midaxillary
4th ICS anterior
2–3rd ICS midclavicular
62
Normal pleural fluid volume?
0.3–0.4 mL/kg
0.1–0.2 mL/kg
0.5–0.6 mL/kg
0.7–0.8 mL/kg
63
Priority in Lambert-Eaton respiratory care?
Crisis protocols
Intubation
High-flow O₂
Ventilation
64
First-hour monitoring after tube placement?
Every 5 min
Every 30 min
Every 60 min
Every 15 min
65
Most critical 1st hour monitor post-tube?
Mobility
Nutrition
Sleep
Vital signs
66
Best metric for ALS respiratory tracking?
RR
FVC
ETCO₂
O₂ sat
67
What stops a flexible bronchoscopy?
Controlled HTN
Mild bronchospasm
Refractory hypoxemia
Stable arrhythmia
68
Positioning for 2 chest tubes?
Lateral only
Both posterior
Anterior + Posterior
Both anterior
69
What breathing is concerning in TBI?
Mild tachypnea
Deep periodic breaths
Regular with sighs
Cheyne-Stokes
70
RT’s job in cardioversion sedation?
Give meds
Monitor SpO₂ and O₂
Do cardioversion
Only document
71
Scope cleaning: What’s correct order?
Soap, saline, dry
Cidex, rinse, alcohol
Alcohol, saline, Cidex
Soap, Cidex, rinse
72
Which rib fractures carry the highest death risk?
Ribs 4–6
Ribs 7–8
) Ribs 1–2
Ribs 9–10
73
Proper sedation keeps what intact?
Reflexes
Can't keep airway
No command response
Full unconsciousness
74
Patient is hard to wake. What should you do first?
Stop procedure
Check airway and alertness
Just monitor
Give reversal drugs
75
Which drug reverses opioid overdose symptoms?
Acetylcysteine
Naloxone
Activated charcoal
Flumazenil
76
What percent die before hospital with aortic rupture?
80–90%
50–60%
70–80%
60–70%
77
Prevents air reflux in chest drain?
Water Seal
Suction Port
Pressure Gauge
Collection Chamber
78
Relative contraindication to tube placement?
Bullous disease
INR > 1.5
PEEP 12
Lung collapse
79
What does bronchial thermoplasty do?
Needs drugs
Reduces muscle mass
Increases muscle mass
Increases secretions
80
Best tool to monitor neuromuscular breathing?
ABG
Pulse ox
Vital capacity
Chest X-ray
81
% of hemorrhagic strokes that are intra-axial?
99%
85%
90%
97%
82
What does subcutaneous emphysema suggest after trauma?
Tamponade
Diaphragm rupture
Airway injury
Myocardial contusion
83
25% pneumothorax—best treatment?
Needle Decompression
Oxygen Therapy
Observe Only
Chest Tube
84
What sign alone has 72% stroke probability?
Facial droop + arm drift
Speech + facial droop
All 3 stroke signs
Arm drift
85
% of ALS patients with bulbar onset?
20%
30%
10%
40%
86
NOT a risk from EBUS-TBNA?
Mediastinitis
Pulmonary embolism
Bacteremia
Pneumomediastinum
87
Max anteflexion of flexible scope?
130°
360°
90°
180°
88
Tool for bronchial washings?
Lukens trap
Wang needle
Forceps
Cytology brush
89
Cryotherapy destroys tissue by?
Chemicals
Heat
Freeze-thaw
Mechanical force
90
Why choose silicone stents?
Easy to remove
Last longer
Lower price
Fewer infections
91
What’s key to recovery documentation
Timed checks
Staff shifts
Just meds
Temp logs
92
ETT size for 5.7mm bronchoscope?
7.0 mm
7.5 mm
8.5 mm
6.5 mm
93
How do benzos work in sedation?
Block dopamine
nhibit serotonin
Stimulate opioids
Boost GABA
94
Which drug reverses benzodiazepines?
Flumazenil
Naloxone
Acetylcysteine
Charcoal
95
Key danger sign in muscular dystrophy?
Exercise intolerance
Daytime fatigue
Coughing
Nighttime hypoventilation
96
BAL: How much saline per wash?
250 mL
350 mL
Up to 50 mL
100–150 mL
97
Where is the common site for aortic injury after blunt trauma?
Near left subclavian
Aortic arch
Descending aorta
Aortic root
98
Difficult intubation Mallampati class?
Class 1 & 2
Class 1 & 4
Class 3 & 4
Class 2 & 3
99
What tracks sedation safety?
Staff list
Adverse events
Room time
Turnover rate
100
RT’s job in cardioversion sedation?
Give meds
Do cardioversion
Only document
Monitor SpO₂ and O₂
101
Max saline for mini-BAL in VAP?
50 mL
25 mL
100 mL
75 mL
102
Best paralytic for rapid intubation?
Onset 15 min, lasts 2 hr
Onset 2 min, lasts 30 min
Onset 30s, lasts 4–10 min
Onset 5 min, lasts 60 min
103
What’s the most serious risk before bronchoscopy?
Airway compromise
Local pain
Nausea
Anxiety
104
Succinylcholine RSI dose is?
1–1.5 mg/kg
2–3 mg/kg
3–4 mg/kg
0.5–0.7 mg/kg
105
Joint Commission rule for sedation?
Only MD can watch
1 staff must monitor
No protocol needed
Skip documentation
106
Best sequence in overdose assessment?
Neuro + ABC
CAB + Neuro
ABC + Neuro
BCA + Neuro
107
Persistent air leak despite chest tube suggests what diagnosis?
Bronchopleural fistula
Hemopneumothorax
Simple pneumothorax
Tension pneumothorax
108
Staff doing sedation must have?
ACLS/PALS+training
Just flu shot
Just BLS
No training
109
Elderly patients on benzos have what risk?
Faster metabolism
Need more meds
More side effects
Faster recovery
110
Biopsy risk to prep for?
Pneumo + bleeding
Spasm + hypoxemia
Arrhythmia + low BP
Bacteremia + shock
111
In kids, sedation meds should be?
No Family Present
Adult dose
Weight-based
Child Dose
112
What’s key in radiology sedation?
No monitoring
Yearly checks
Portable monitoring
Standard monitors
113
Brachytherapy’s biggest benefit?
Faster treatment
Tumor-focused radiation
Low cost
Fewer side effects
114
Succinylcholine RSI dose is?
3–4 mg/kg
0.5–0.7 mg/kg
1–1.5 mg/kg
2–3 mg/kg
115
What matters most in T1–T12 spine injury?
Breathing rate
Diaphragm use
Accessory use
Cough strength