FISDAP PARADEMIC AIRWAY TEST EXAM
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
A lethargic 51 year old female has stridorous respirations.
Her skin is flushed and warm to the touch. What should you
do? - ANSWERS-Inspect the oropharynx
A 65 year old female is unresponsive with gurgling
respirations. Vital signs are P 48, R 6. What should you do? -
ANSWERS-Suction the Airway
An 81 year old male has breathing difficulties with a
nonproductive cough. He has a history of smoking and
barrel shaped chest. Nursing home staff states his dyspnea
has increased over the last 8 hours. Vital signs are BP
136/82, P 122, R28, and SpO2 89%. What should you
suspect? - ANSWERS-Emphysema
, A 62 year female has frequent respiratory infections. She
has a long-term cough and peripheral cyanosis. Auscultation
of the chest reveals rhonchi. What should you suspect? -
ANSWERS-Chronic Bronchitis
What structure in the brain controls ventilations? -
ANSWERS-Medulla
What is the location of the bifurcation in the trachea? -
ANSWERS-Carina
A 84 year old male is in respiratory arrest after pulling out
his tracheostomy tube. You feel air leaking around the bag-
valve mask when ventilating through the stoma. No chest
rise is noted. What should you do? - ANSWERS-Reposition
head and attempt ventilation
A 51 year old male with history of COPD is having difficulty
breathing. Vital signs are BP 158/74, P 100, R 22, SpO2 86%.
What should you do? - ANSWERS-Administer oxygen by
non-rebreather mask
WITH CORRECT ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECTLY WELL DEFINED ANSWERS
LATEST ALREADY GRADED A+
A lethargic 51 year old female has stridorous respirations.
Her skin is flushed and warm to the touch. What should you
do? - ANSWERS-Inspect the oropharynx
A 65 year old female is unresponsive with gurgling
respirations. Vital signs are P 48, R 6. What should you do? -
ANSWERS-Suction the Airway
An 81 year old male has breathing difficulties with a
nonproductive cough. He has a history of smoking and
barrel shaped chest. Nursing home staff states his dyspnea
has increased over the last 8 hours. Vital signs are BP
136/82, P 122, R28, and SpO2 89%. What should you
suspect? - ANSWERS-Emphysema
, A 62 year female has frequent respiratory infections. She
has a long-term cough and peripheral cyanosis. Auscultation
of the chest reveals rhonchi. What should you suspect? -
ANSWERS-Chronic Bronchitis
What structure in the brain controls ventilations? -
ANSWERS-Medulla
What is the location of the bifurcation in the trachea? -
ANSWERS-Carina
A 84 year old male is in respiratory arrest after pulling out
his tracheostomy tube. You feel air leaking around the bag-
valve mask when ventilating through the stoma. No chest
rise is noted. What should you do? - ANSWERS-Reposition
head and attempt ventilation
A 51 year old male with history of COPD is having difficulty
breathing. Vital signs are BP 158/74, P 100, R 22, SpO2 86%.
What should you do? - ANSWERS-Administer oxygen by
non-rebreather mask
