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EXAM 105 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|REAL
FINAL EXAM!!!!
hypoventilation, low blood pressure, increased potassium and dysrhythmias are
associated with what? - ANSWERS -These signs are associated with Respiratory
Acidosis.(4)
When would you use bronchodialators, anti-inflammatories, and mucolytics? -
ANSWERS -Respiratory acidosis.
What should you tell a pt. with respiratory acidosis to do as far as pulmonary hygiene? -
ANSWERS -Cough. Deep Breathe. reposition. and use incentive spirometer.
What disease will your lactic acid levels rise in? - ANSWERS -Respiratory acidosis
causes a rise in this.
What is the most common thing that causes respiratory acidosis? (Give some
examples.) - ANSWERS -Obstructed airway.
Examples include: Asthma, atelectasis, brain trauma, bronchitis, emphysema,
hypoventilation, pulmonary edema, pneumonia, and pulmonary embolism.
When talking about compensation if the pH is abnormal and the opposite lab is
abnormal what is the compensation classified as? - ANSWERS -Partially compensated.
Normal pH and normal lab value indicate what compensation? - ANSWERS -
uncompensated.
Normal pH and abnormal lab value indicate what compensation? - ANSWERS -fully
compensated.
What test is done to ensure it is safe to preform an ABG and what is most important to
know about that test if it is positive or negative? - ANSWERS -Allens test. And if the
test is negative an ABG cannot be done.
What is important to know about an ABG once you have drawn the lab, specifically
when you transport the lab? - ANSWERS -It needs to be transported on ice.
Pregnancy, high altitudes, fever, pain, over ventilation, hyperventilation and hypoxia are
all causes of what disease? - ANSWERS -Respiratory alkalosis.
, What disease process is your calcium AND potassium a concern? - ANSWERS -
Respiratory alkalosis and metabolic alkalosis.
What are the most important signs and symptoms associated with respiratory
alkalosis?(8) - ANSWERS -Tetany, confusion, hyperventilation, vomiting, tingling and
numbness of extremities, low potassium and low calcium, and dysrhythmia are all signs
that are associated with this.
What are some breathing techniques that can help respiratory alkalosis? - ANSWERS -
Voluntary breath holding, rebreathing mask, and rebreathing into a paper bag.
Diuretics, excess vomiting, hyperaldosteronism, ingestion of too much sodium bicarb,
massive transfusion of whole blood and excess suctioning are the causes of what
disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic alkalosis.
Muscle cramps, HYPOventilation, tetany, vomiting, confusion and dysrhythmias are
signs and symptoms of what disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic alkalosis.(6)
What is your potassium level doing in metabolic alkalosis? - ANSWERS -This lab value
is decreasing in metabolic alkalosis.
Diabetes, DKA, excess ingestion of aspirin, high fat diet, renal insufficiency and sever
diarrhea are causes of what disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic acidosis.
What causes lactic acidosis? - ANSWERS -Build up of carbohydrates.
Insulin will be given in a patient that is experiencing a DKA and diabetes with what
disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic acidosis.
What happens to your potassium level with metabolic acidosis? - ANSWERS -
Increases.
Deep rapid respirations also known as kussmauls respirations, diarrhea, decreased BP,
headache, confusion, and dysrhythmias are all signs and symptoms of what disease
process? - ANSWERS -metabolic acidosis. (6)
What is important to know about sodium bicarb when giving the medication IV? -
ANSWERS -Check its compatibility.
D-Dimer, ABG, CT scan, and V/Q scan are associated with what diagnosis? -
ANSWERS -These are associated with Pulmonary embolism Dx Tests.(4)
CT scan, CXR, and Ultrasound are associated with what diagnosis? - ANSWERS -
These Dx tests are associated with Pleural effusion. (3)
EXAM 105 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
ANSWERS ALREADY GRADED A+|REAL
FINAL EXAM!!!!
hypoventilation, low blood pressure, increased potassium and dysrhythmias are
associated with what? - ANSWERS -These signs are associated with Respiratory
Acidosis.(4)
When would you use bronchodialators, anti-inflammatories, and mucolytics? -
ANSWERS -Respiratory acidosis.
What should you tell a pt. with respiratory acidosis to do as far as pulmonary hygiene? -
ANSWERS -Cough. Deep Breathe. reposition. and use incentive spirometer.
What disease will your lactic acid levels rise in? - ANSWERS -Respiratory acidosis
causes a rise in this.
What is the most common thing that causes respiratory acidosis? (Give some
examples.) - ANSWERS -Obstructed airway.
Examples include: Asthma, atelectasis, brain trauma, bronchitis, emphysema,
hypoventilation, pulmonary edema, pneumonia, and pulmonary embolism.
When talking about compensation if the pH is abnormal and the opposite lab is
abnormal what is the compensation classified as? - ANSWERS -Partially compensated.
Normal pH and normal lab value indicate what compensation? - ANSWERS -
uncompensated.
Normal pH and abnormal lab value indicate what compensation? - ANSWERS -fully
compensated.
What test is done to ensure it is safe to preform an ABG and what is most important to
know about that test if it is positive or negative? - ANSWERS -Allens test. And if the
test is negative an ABG cannot be done.
What is important to know about an ABG once you have drawn the lab, specifically
when you transport the lab? - ANSWERS -It needs to be transported on ice.
Pregnancy, high altitudes, fever, pain, over ventilation, hyperventilation and hypoxia are
all causes of what disease? - ANSWERS -Respiratory alkalosis.
, What disease process is your calcium AND potassium a concern? - ANSWERS -
Respiratory alkalosis and metabolic alkalosis.
What are the most important signs and symptoms associated with respiratory
alkalosis?(8) - ANSWERS -Tetany, confusion, hyperventilation, vomiting, tingling and
numbness of extremities, low potassium and low calcium, and dysrhythmia are all signs
that are associated with this.
What are some breathing techniques that can help respiratory alkalosis? - ANSWERS -
Voluntary breath holding, rebreathing mask, and rebreathing into a paper bag.
Diuretics, excess vomiting, hyperaldosteronism, ingestion of too much sodium bicarb,
massive transfusion of whole blood and excess suctioning are the causes of what
disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic alkalosis.
Muscle cramps, HYPOventilation, tetany, vomiting, confusion and dysrhythmias are
signs and symptoms of what disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic alkalosis.(6)
What is your potassium level doing in metabolic alkalosis? - ANSWERS -This lab value
is decreasing in metabolic alkalosis.
Diabetes, DKA, excess ingestion of aspirin, high fat diet, renal insufficiency and sever
diarrhea are causes of what disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic acidosis.
What causes lactic acidosis? - ANSWERS -Build up of carbohydrates.
Insulin will be given in a patient that is experiencing a DKA and diabetes with what
disease process? - ANSWERS -Metabolic acidosis.
What happens to your potassium level with metabolic acidosis? - ANSWERS -
Increases.
Deep rapid respirations also known as kussmauls respirations, diarrhea, decreased BP,
headache, confusion, and dysrhythmias are all signs and symptoms of what disease
process? - ANSWERS -metabolic acidosis. (6)
What is important to know about sodium bicarb when giving the medication IV? -
ANSWERS -Check its compatibility.
D-Dimer, ABG, CT scan, and V/Q scan are associated with what diagnosis? -
ANSWERS -These are associated with Pulmonary embolism Dx Tests.(4)
CT scan, CXR, and Ultrasound are associated with what diagnosis? - ANSWERS -
These Dx tests are associated with Pleural effusion. (3)
