NSG 3130 STUDY GUIDE QUESTIONS EXAM 4 NEWEST EXAM WITH
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Match the description/definition in Column A with the correct term in Column
B.
Column A
1. A general term used for a group of disorders characterized by impaired airflow
in the lungs ______
2. An inflammation of the larger airways, increased production of mucus, and
chronic cough ______
3. An enlargement of small air sacs on the distal end of terminal bronchioles
______
4. A reaction of airways to stimulation by irritants, allergens, pollutants, or cold
air through constriction and spasms ______
5. An infection in the lungs
Column B
a. Asthma
b. Emphysema
c. Pneumonia
d. Chronic bronchitis
e. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
1. A general term used for a group of disorders characterized by impaired airflow
in the lungs ______e. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
2. An inflammation of the larger airways, increased production of mucus, and
chronic cough ______d. Chronic bronchitis
3. An enlargement of small air sacs on the distal end of terminal bronchioles
______b. Emphysema
4. A reaction of airways to stimulation by irritants, allergens, pollutants, or cold
air through constriction and spasms ______a. Asthma
, 5. An infection in the lungs______c. Pneumonia
Complete the following:
The new graduate nurse is performing tracheal suctioning. Evaluate the
following nursing actions. Each row must have only one response option
selected. Nurse's Actions Safe/ Appropriate Requires Correction
Positioning the unconscious patient flat ○ ○
Using a water-soluble lubricant on first 15 cm of the catheter prior to
nasopharyngeal suction ○ ○
Instilling saline into the trachea to help remove secretions ○ ○
Setting the suction at 80 to 120 mm Hg continuous ○ ○
Only suctioning during removal of the catheter ○ ○
Performing nasopharyngeal suctioning after oral suctioning ○ ○
Using clean gloves for the procedure ○ ○
Oxygenating the patient throughout the procedure, as necessary ○ ○
Positioning the unconscious patient flat ○ ○ Requires Correction
Using a water-soluble lubricant on first 15 cm of the catheter prior to
nasopharyngeal suction ○ ○ Safe
Instilling saline into the trachea to help remove secretions ○ ○ Requires
Correction
Setting the suction at 80 to 120 mm Hg continuous ○ ○ Safe
Only suctioning during removal of the catheter ○ ○ Safe
Performing nasopharyngeal suctioning after oral suctioning ○○ Safe
Using clean gloves for the procedure ○ ○ Requires Correction
Oxygenating the patient throughout the procedure, as necessary ○ ○ Requires
Correction
Identify cardiovascular alterations that can influence oxygenation.
Oxygenation can be influenced by atherosclerosis, arterial spasm or
malformation, blood clots, dysrhythmias, valvular issues, heart failure, and
trauma.
MULTIPLE CHOICE OF QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS ALREADY
GRADED A+ AND 100% GUARANTEE PASS (BRAND NEW!!!!!!!!!)
Match the description/definition in Column A with the correct term in Column
B.
Column A
1. A general term used for a group of disorders characterized by impaired airflow
in the lungs ______
2. An inflammation of the larger airways, increased production of mucus, and
chronic cough ______
3. An enlargement of small air sacs on the distal end of terminal bronchioles
______
4. A reaction of airways to stimulation by irritants, allergens, pollutants, or cold
air through constriction and spasms ______
5. An infection in the lungs
Column B
a. Asthma
b. Emphysema
c. Pneumonia
d. Chronic bronchitis
e. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
1. A general term used for a group of disorders characterized by impaired airflow
in the lungs ______e. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
2. An inflammation of the larger airways, increased production of mucus, and
chronic cough ______d. Chronic bronchitis
3. An enlargement of small air sacs on the distal end of terminal bronchioles
______b. Emphysema
4. A reaction of airways to stimulation by irritants, allergens, pollutants, or cold
air through constriction and spasms ______a. Asthma
, 5. An infection in the lungs______c. Pneumonia
Complete the following:
The new graduate nurse is performing tracheal suctioning. Evaluate the
following nursing actions. Each row must have only one response option
selected. Nurse's Actions Safe/ Appropriate Requires Correction
Positioning the unconscious patient flat ○ ○
Using a water-soluble lubricant on first 15 cm of the catheter prior to
nasopharyngeal suction ○ ○
Instilling saline into the trachea to help remove secretions ○ ○
Setting the suction at 80 to 120 mm Hg continuous ○ ○
Only suctioning during removal of the catheter ○ ○
Performing nasopharyngeal suctioning after oral suctioning ○ ○
Using clean gloves for the procedure ○ ○
Oxygenating the patient throughout the procedure, as necessary ○ ○
Positioning the unconscious patient flat ○ ○ Requires Correction
Using a water-soluble lubricant on first 15 cm of the catheter prior to
nasopharyngeal suction ○ ○ Safe
Instilling saline into the trachea to help remove secretions ○ ○ Requires
Correction
Setting the suction at 80 to 120 mm Hg continuous ○ ○ Safe
Only suctioning during removal of the catheter ○ ○ Safe
Performing nasopharyngeal suctioning after oral suctioning ○○ Safe
Using clean gloves for the procedure ○ ○ Requires Correction
Oxygenating the patient throughout the procedure, as necessary ○ ○ Requires
Correction
Identify cardiovascular alterations that can influence oxygenation.
Oxygenation can be influenced by atherosclerosis, arterial spasm or
malformation, blood clots, dysrhythmias, valvular issues, heart failure, and
trauma.
