ATI Airway Management Mastery( module 3.0) -Exam focused & simplified.

Which maneuver is recommended to open the airway in an unconscious trauma patient without cervical spine injury? A. Chin lift B. Jaw thrust C. Head tilt–chin lift ️️ D. Neck rotation Which airway adjunct is used to prevent tongue obstruction in unconscious patients? A. Nasopharyngeal airway B. Oropharyngeal airway ️️ C. Laryngeal mask airway D. Endotracheal tube Which airway device is preferred in semi-conscious patients to maintain patency? A. Oropharyngeal airway B. Nasopharyngeal airway ️️ C. Endotracheal tube D. Laryngeal mask airway Which sign indicates partial airway obstruction? A. Silent chest B. Stridor ️️ C. Normal breathing D. Pink lips Which technique is safest for opening the airway in patients with suspected cervical spine injury? A. Head tilt–chin lift B. Jaw thrust ️️ C. Neck hyperextension D. Chin lift Which airway device sits above the glottis without entering the trachea? A. Endotracheal tube B. Tracheostomy tube C. Laryngeal mask airway ️️ D. Nasal cannula Which method reliably confirms endotracheal tube placement? A. Chest auscultation only B. Capnography ️️ C. Pulse palpation D. Visual chest rise only Which breathing sound suggests upper airway obstruction? A. Wheezing B. Stridor ️️ C. Crackles D. Normal breath sounds Which airway adjunct is contraindicated in basal skull fractures? A. Oropharyngeal airway B. Nasopharyngeal airway ️️ C. Laryngeal mask airway D. Endotracheal tube Which patient position improves airway alignment in obese patients? A. Supine flat B. Prone C. Sniffing position ️️ D. Trendelenburg Which oxygen delivery device provides the highest concentration? A. Nasal cannula B. Simple face mask C. Non-rebreather mask ️️ D. Venturi mask Which step in emergency care is performed first? A. Circulation B. Breathing C. Airway ️️ D. Disability Which maneuver is used to relieve choking in conscious adults? A. Back blows B. Heimlich maneuver ️️ C. Jaw thrust D. Chest compressions only Which airway device passes through the vocal cords into the trachea? A. Laryngeal mask airway B. Oropharyngeal airway C. Endotracheal tube ️️ D. Nasopharyngeal airway Which indicator shows effective ventilation? A. No chest rise B. Chest rise ️️ C. Cyanosis D. Weak pulse Which airway device is suitable for long-term ventilation? A. Nasal cannula B. Tracheostomy tube ️️ C. Simple face mask D. Oropharyngeal airway Which airway emergency requires immediate intervention? A. Mild cough B. Complete airway obstruction ️️ C. Normal breathing D. Slight fatigue Which technique is recommended for airway opening in cervical spine injury? A. Head tilt B. Jaw thrust ️️ C. Chin lift D. Neck rotation Which airway device helps prevent aspiration? A. Nasal cannula B. Endotracheal tube ️️ C. Face mask D. Oropharyngeal airway Which breathing pattern may indicate airway compromise? A. Regular B. Labored ️️ C. Calm D. Deep Which airway device is indicated in severe facial trauma? A. Nasopharyngeal airway B. Oropharyngeal airway C. Surgical airway ️️ D. Face mask Which airway device uses a cuff to seal the trachea? A. Nasal cannula B. Endotracheal tube ️️ C. Oropharyngeal airway D. Laryngeal mask airway Which sign suggests hypoxia? A. Pink lips B. Cyanosis ️️ C. Warm skin D. Normal breathing Which airway device is easiest to insert? A. Endotracheal tube B. Laryngeal mask airway ️️ C. Tracheostomy tube D. Nasal cannula Which complication may occur during intubation? A. Hypertension B. Esophageal intubation ️️ C. Fever D. Rash Which tool is used to visualize vocal cords during intubation? A. Stethoscope B. Laryngoscope ️️ C. Thermometer D. Sphygmomanometer Which patient position aligns oral, pharyngeal, and laryngeal axes? A. Supine B. Sniffing position ️️ C. Sitting upright D. Prone Which airway device is often inserted blindly? A. Endotracheal tube B. Laryngeal mask airway ️️ C. Tracheostomy tube D. Bronchoscope