CCT Mock Exam 2: 100% Correct |Question and Answers| # Latest Release

CCT Mock Exam 2: 100% Correct |Question and Answers| # Latest Release Pharynx 1. Oral pharyngeal airway 2. Nasal pharyngeal airway Larynx Laryngeal masked airway (Lma) Trachea 1. Et tube (cuffed) 2. Et tube (uncuffed) Left Primary Bronchus Dual lumen Et tube Esophagus King Et tube In addition to your stethoscope, manual resuscitation bag-valve-mask with a properly sizedoropharyngeal airway, and suction set up, what items are necessary to complete an endotrachealintubation? a. Laryngeal Blade and handle b. Stilette c.ETTs d. syringe e.End tidal Co2 f. Sterile water-soluble lube g. Tape/securing device h. Bite block What is the maximum time for each intubation attempt? 30 seconds What is the maximum time for each suction attempt? 15 seconds Macintosh blade -lifts vallecula -curved -indirectly lifts the epiglottis Miller blade -directly lifts the epiglottis -straight blade Stylet -provides rigidity for the ETT -don't let it hang past the end of the ETT Types of pharyngeal airways NPA OPA dual-lumen ETT -brand name "Carlen's tube" -two cuffs, one to seal of tracheal entrance and one to seal off left lung -used primarily for lung surgery -allows for independent ventilation of each lung King tube -insertion must be into the esophagus -blind intubation -type of supraglottic airway -has 2 cuffs -one syringe fills both cuffs Combi tube -Used primarily by pre-hospital -Double lumen tube-Has esophageal tube and ETT -For blind insertion -12 ml syringe or 100 ml syringe Adult male ETT size 7.5-8.5 mm Adult female ETT size 7-8 mm RSI Drugs in order 1. sedative (induction agent) 2. narcotic analgesic 3. neuromuscular blocking agent (paralytic) what is "the sellick manuever" and why is it used? cricoid pressure - To occlude the esophagus to try to reduce the risk of regurgitation. (assist in visualization of vocal cords and closure of esophagus) What are the indications for Management of Airway Emergencies, according to the AARC Clinical Practice Guide? a. airway compromise b. respiratory failure c. need to protect the airway neonate suction pressure 60-80 mmHg infant suction pressure 80-100 mmHg Pediatric suction pressure 100-120 mm Hg Adult suction pressure 120-150 mm hg the principle of "do no harm"