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NSG-3850 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
(2025/2026) GUARANTEED PASS
1. Deficient blood oxygen as measures by low arterial O2 and
low hemoglobin saturation: Hypoxemia which can lead to
hypoxia which can lead to ischemia
which can lead to death
2. Hypoxia S/S: EARLY SIGNS
R- Restlessness
A- Anxiety
T- Tachycardia
LATE SIGNS
B- Bradycardia
E- Extreme restlessness
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,D- Dyspnea
3. Obstructive Lung Diseases: Asthma
Bronchitis
Emphysema
Narrowing of the airways due to mucous production, constriction,
damage to the tissue, or scaring of the tissues
4. Acute inflammation of the trachea and bronchi
Viral or non-viral, inhalation of smoke or chemicals
Allergic reactions: Acute bronchitis
5. - Airways become inflamed/narrowed from capillary dilation
- Swelling from exudative fluid
- Infiltration with inflammatory cells
- Increased mucous production
- Decreased function of cilia: Acute Bronchitis
6. What is the distinct hallmark of acute bronchitis: Recent onset
of cough
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7. Clinical manifestation of acute bronchitis: Upper Respiratory
Infection (URI) Dry, irritating or *productive* cough
Sore throat, Chest pain, Wheezing
*Laryngitis*
Cold, Fever, Constitutional symptoms
8. Destructive changes of the alveolar walls without fibrosis
Damage is irreversible: Emphysema
9. Smoking causes alveolar damage
Reduction in pulmonary capillary bed
Loss of elastic tissue in lung
Air becomes trapped in alveoli (barrel chest):
Emphysema 20. Manifestations of emphysema:
Increased CO2 retention barrel chest
Pursed lip breathing
Dyspnea
Use of accessory muscles to breath
Anxious
Prolonged expiration time
NSG-3850
NSG
NSG-3850 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT
VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE
(2025/2026) GUARANTEED PASS
1. Deficient blood oxygen as measures by low arterial O2 and
low hemoglobin saturation: Hypoxemia which can lead to
hypoxia which can lead to ischemia
which can lead to death
2. Hypoxia S/S: EARLY SIGNS
R- Restlessness
A- Anxiety
T- Tachycardia
LATE SIGNS
B- Bradycardia
E- Extreme restlessness
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,D- Dyspnea
3. Obstructive Lung Diseases: Asthma
Bronchitis
Emphysema
Narrowing of the airways due to mucous production, constriction,
damage to the tissue, or scaring of the tissues
4. Acute inflammation of the trachea and bronchi
Viral or non-viral, inhalation of smoke or chemicals
Allergic reactions: Acute bronchitis
5. - Airways become inflamed/narrowed from capillary dilation
- Swelling from exudative fluid
- Infiltration with inflammatory cells
- Increased mucous production
- Decreased function of cilia: Acute Bronchitis
6. What is the distinct hallmark of acute bronchitis: Recent onset
of cough
, 3
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7. Clinical manifestation of acute bronchitis: Upper Respiratory
Infection (URI) Dry, irritating or *productive* cough
Sore throat, Chest pain, Wheezing
*Laryngitis*
Cold, Fever, Constitutional symptoms
8. Destructive changes of the alveolar walls without fibrosis
Damage is irreversible: Emphysema
9. Smoking causes alveolar damage
Reduction in pulmonary capillary bed
Loss of elastic tissue in lung
Air becomes trapped in alveoli (barrel chest):
Emphysema 20. Manifestations of emphysema:
Increased CO2 retention barrel chest
Pursed lip breathing
Dyspnea
Use of accessory muscles to breath
Anxious
Prolonged expiration time
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