NREMT Airway respiration and ventilation exam questions and answers correct and verified 100%

NREMT Airway respiration and ventilati kcd kcd kcd kcd




on exam questions and answers correct
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




and verified 100%
kcd kcd kcd




B.
Increased sensitivity of lower airways to irritants, bronchospasm, edema -
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




correct answers-Which of the following are characteristics of asthma?
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




A.
Acute infectious disease, lung inflammation, pus-filled alveoli
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




B.
Increased sensitivity of lower airways to irritants, bronchospasm, edema
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




C.
Persistent productive cough, thickening of walls of
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




bronchioles, excessive mucus production
kcd kcd kcd kcd




D.
Destruction of alveolar walls, distention of alveolar
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




sacs, reduced area for gas exchange
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




A.
A decrease in his mental status - correct answers-A 70-year-
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




old male has difficulty breathing. When assessing
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




him, which of the following should influence your decision to assist his ve
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




ntilation with a BVM? kcd kcd kcd




A.
A decrease in his mental status
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd

,B.
A history of COPD
kcd kcd kcd




C.
An SpO2 below 90% on room air
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




D.
An increase in his respiratory rate
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




B.
administer oxygen. - correct answers-A 3-year-
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




old male is in respiratory distress. His mother tells you that he has a fever
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




of 102 degrees F. She tells you he cannot swallow and is drooling. He is
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




sitting up, leaning forward and you hear inspiratory stridor. You should:
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




A.
suction his airway. kcd kcd




B.
administer oxygen. kcd




C.
insert an oropharyngeal airway.
kcd kcd kcd




D.
place him in the recovery position
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




D.
CPAP doesn't ventilate the patient. - correct answers-Why
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




shouldn't you apply CPAP to a patient who is in respiratory arrest?
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




A.
CPAP doesn't push fluid out of the alveoli.
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




B.

, CPAP doesn't reduce preload.
kcd kcd kcd




C.
CPAP doesn't keep the airways open..
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




D.
CPAP doesn't ventilate the patient.
kcd kcd kcd kcd




A.
pneumonia. - correct answers-A febrile 37-year-
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




old female who has a history of HIV complains of difficulty breathing. She
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




tells you she has been coughing up yellow phlegm for two days. Her skin
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




is pale and sweaty. You auscultate crackles in her right lower lung. You sh
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




ould suspect: kcd




A.
pneumonia.
B.
neoplasm.
C.
influenza.
D.
tuberculosis.
B.
spontaneous pneumothorax. - correct answers-A 49-year-
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




old male complains of sudden onset of shortness of breath. He has a 66
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd




kcd pack-
year smoking history. He tells you he was sitting in a chair resting when it
kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd kcd k




cdbegan. His skin is kcd kcd kcd