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Airway & Respiratory Exam 2026 | Study Guide, Notes & Practice Questions

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Prepare for your Airway and Respiratory Exam with this comprehensive 2026 study guide. This resource includes clear notes, key concept summaries, and exam-style questions designed to help students strengthen their understanding of airway management and respiratory nursing concepts. Ideal for nursing and healthcare students, this material supports effective revision, self-testing, and exam preparation. Improve your understanding of respiratory assessment, oxygenation, ventilation, airway care, lung sounds, and nursing interventions while building confidence for success on your exam.

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, Dyspnea shortness of breath/ difficulty breathing


Nocturnal dyspnea difficulty breathing at night


Tension pneumothorax a type of pneumothorax in which air that enters the chest cavity is prevented from
escaping


Tracheostomy tubes artificial airways that are surgically placed directly into the trachea.




The goals of the upper airway filter, warm, moisten/humidify


The goal of the lower airway gas exchange


Blood pH 7.35-7.45 (slightly basic)


Homeostatisis maintaining a constant internal state in a changing environment


RR of an adult 12-20


RR of children 15-30


RR of an infant 30-60


Respiratory Rate (RR) number of breaths per minute


Gas Exchange process of obtaining oxygen from the environment and releasing carbon dioxide
in the alveoli


Exhaling 16% Oxygen 5% Carbon


Inhaling 21% Oxygen .5% Carbon


Most common airway obstruction tongue


Pathophysiology of COPD airflow limitation and gas trapping
gas exchange abnormalities
mucus hypersecretion
pulmonary hypertension (harder to pump blood in lungs)
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