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CRT RRT Study Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Pulmonary Edema - ANSWERSFluffy infiltrates Butterfly pattern Batwing pattern (Diffuse whiteness, infiltrate in the shape of a butterfly) O2, diuretics digitalis, dioxin - ANSWERSWhat is the treatment for pulmonary edema? Atelectasis - ANSWERSPatchy infiltrates Plate like infiltrates Crowded pulmonary vessels Crowded air bronchograms (Scattered, thin layered densities) Lung expansion therapy: -SMI/IS -IPPB -CPAP -PEEP - ANSWERSWhat is the treatment for atelectasis? ARDS/IRDS - ANSWERSGround glass appearance Honeycomb pattern Diffuse bilateral radiopacity (Reticulograndular, Reticulonodular)

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CRT RRT Study Exam Questions &
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Pulmonary Edema - ANSWERSFluffy infiltrates

Butterfly pattern

Batwing pattern

(Diffuse whiteness, infiltrate in the shape of a butterfly)



O2, diuretics digitalis, dioxin - ANSWERSWhat is the treatment for pulmonary edema?



Atelectasis - ANSWERSPatchy infiltrates

Plate like infiltrates

Crowded pulmonary vessels

Crowded air bronchograms

(Scattered, thin layered densities)



Lung expansion therapy:

-SMI/IS

-IPPB

-CPAP

-PEEP - ANSWERSWhat is the treatment for atelectasis?



ARDS/IRDS - ANSWERSGround glass appearance

Honeycomb pattern

Diffuse bilateral radiopacity

(Reticulograndular, Reticulonodular)

, What is the treatment for ARDS/IRDS? - ANSWERSOxygen (increase FIO2 to 60% then add CPAP/PEEP)

Low Vt (6) or PIP

High PEEP

CPAP



Pleural Effusion - ANSWERSBlunting/obliteration of costophrenic angle

Basiliar infiltrates w/ meniscus

Concave superior interface border

(Fluid level on affected side, possible mediastinal shift away from affected side)



What is the treatment for Pleural Effusion. - ANSWERSThorcentesis

Chest tube (5th-7th intercostal space, midaxillary line)

Antibiotics

Steriods



Pneumonia - ANSWERSAir bronchogram

(Increased density from consolidation and atelectasis)



What is the treatment for Pneumonia? - ANSWERSAntibiotics



Pulmonary Embolism - ANSWERSPeripheral wedge shaped infiltrate

(Cxr maybe normal)



What is the treatment for pulmonary embolism? - ANSWERSHeparin (prevents)

Streptokinase (dissolves)



Tuberculosis (TB) - ANSWERSAntitubcular agents



Radiolucent - ANSWERSDark pattern

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