Check Point 3 Nurs 2750 Questions With Complete
Solutions
_________ is the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during
cellular metabolism. Correct Answers respiration
___________ and __________ control the rate and depth of
respiration in response to changing tissue oxygen demands
Correct Answers Nueroreceptors; chemoreceptors
1 L of water weighs = Correct Answers 2.2 lb, equal to 1 kg
100 mL of ice chips = Correct Answers 50 mL fluid
a patient's workplace sometimes increases the risk for
pulmonary disease because of? Correct Answers
coccidiomycosis and asbestosis
ability for cards system to pump O2 and CO2 in the alveoli and
in the capilaries Correct Answers diffusion
abnormal output would mean? Correct Answers vomiting,
wound drainage and hemorrhage
ACE inhibitors promote more ... Correct Answers excretion of
water and sodium in urine
active process stimulated by your chemical receptors? Correct
Answers inspiration
,actual ability to expand and descend in response to pressure
inside the alveoli Correct Answers compliance
Adequate kidney perfusion = Correct Answers 30 mL/hr
(adult), 1 mL/kg/hr (infant)
an example of insensible loss would be? Correct Answers
hyperventilation
Assessment: Nursing implications Correct Answers chest pain,
fatigue, dyspnea, wheezing, cough, smoking, respiratory
infections, allegies, health risks, medications,
environmental/geographical exposures?
blood vessels and interstitial uses what kind of transport system?
Correct Answers filtration
Carbon dioxide transport? Correct Answers heart, lungs, and
vascular system and exchanging in the capillaries
cardio-protective nutrition? Correct Answers Nuts, Fruits and
Vegetables, Lean meats, omega 3 fatty acids, grains, fiber, and
antioxitdants
chemical produced in the lungs to keep the surface tension of
alveoli Correct Answers surfactant
clinical dehydration means... Correct Answers ECV deficit and
hypernatremia combined
, collapse of alveoli and prevents normal exchange of oxygen and
carbon dioxide Correct Answers atelectasis
decreases oxygen to the tissue and increase oxygen demand
Correct Answers obesity
degree of acidity means.. Correct Answers pH
does decreased plasma volume stimulate the thirst mechanism?
Correct Answers yes, because you are losing volume of the
blood
effort required to expand and contract your lungs to breathe
Correct Answers work of breathing
expansion of the lungs should be? Correct Answers even
Extracellular fluid volume (ECV) deficit results in? Correct
Answers hypovolemia
Factor affecting oxygenation: Influences of chronic diseases?
Correct Answers COPD, asthma, chronic bronchitis,
emphysema
Factors affecting oxygenation: Conditions afftecting chest wall
movement? Correct Answers COPD, Obesity, Pregnancy,
neurovascular diseases, flail chest, muscular skeletal
abnormalities, trauma, CNS abnormalities
Solutions
_________ is the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide during
cellular metabolism. Correct Answers respiration
___________ and __________ control the rate and depth of
respiration in response to changing tissue oxygen demands
Correct Answers Nueroreceptors; chemoreceptors
1 L of water weighs = Correct Answers 2.2 lb, equal to 1 kg
100 mL of ice chips = Correct Answers 50 mL fluid
a patient's workplace sometimes increases the risk for
pulmonary disease because of? Correct Answers
coccidiomycosis and asbestosis
ability for cards system to pump O2 and CO2 in the alveoli and
in the capilaries Correct Answers diffusion
abnormal output would mean? Correct Answers vomiting,
wound drainage and hemorrhage
ACE inhibitors promote more ... Correct Answers excretion of
water and sodium in urine
active process stimulated by your chemical receptors? Correct
Answers inspiration
,actual ability to expand and descend in response to pressure
inside the alveoli Correct Answers compliance
Adequate kidney perfusion = Correct Answers 30 mL/hr
(adult), 1 mL/kg/hr (infant)
an example of insensible loss would be? Correct Answers
hyperventilation
Assessment: Nursing implications Correct Answers chest pain,
fatigue, dyspnea, wheezing, cough, smoking, respiratory
infections, allegies, health risks, medications,
environmental/geographical exposures?
blood vessels and interstitial uses what kind of transport system?
Correct Answers filtration
Carbon dioxide transport? Correct Answers heart, lungs, and
vascular system and exchanging in the capillaries
cardio-protective nutrition? Correct Answers Nuts, Fruits and
Vegetables, Lean meats, omega 3 fatty acids, grains, fiber, and
antioxitdants
chemical produced in the lungs to keep the surface tension of
alveoli Correct Answers surfactant
clinical dehydration means... Correct Answers ECV deficit and
hypernatremia combined
, collapse of alveoli and prevents normal exchange of oxygen and
carbon dioxide Correct Answers atelectasis
decreases oxygen to the tissue and increase oxygen demand
Correct Answers obesity
degree of acidity means.. Correct Answers pH
does decreased plasma volume stimulate the thirst mechanism?
Correct Answers yes, because you are losing volume of the
blood
effort required to expand and contract your lungs to breathe
Correct Answers work of breathing
expansion of the lungs should be? Correct Answers even
Extracellular fluid volume (ECV) deficit results in? Correct
Answers hypovolemia
Factor affecting oxygenation: Influences of chronic diseases?
Correct Answers COPD, asthma, chronic bronchitis,
emphysema
Factors affecting oxygenation: Conditions afftecting chest wall
movement? Correct Answers COPD, Obesity, Pregnancy,
neurovascular diseases, flail chest, muscular skeletal
abnormalities, trauma, CNS abnormalities
