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Tracheal deviation in hemothorax - correct answers Toward unaffected side Early stage of status asthmaticus abg - correct answers Metabolic alkalosis Loud machinery like heart murmur indicates? - correct answers Air embolism What position would you put a patient with air embolism? - correct answers Trendenlenberg with left lateral decubitus tilt Needle compression is for what? Thoracenetisis is for what? - correct answers Needle compression tension pneumo Thoracentesis is to drain fluid from pleural space Normal minute ventilation - correct answers 5-8 What pa02/fi02 ratio is indicative of ARDS - correct answers Less than 300 Criteria for passing spontaneous breathing trial - correct answers -Rapid shallow breathing index of less than105 (RR/VT) -pao2/fio2 ration over 150 -VT more than 5ml/kg If tidaling in cheat tube stops what should you check for - correct answers Obstruction, clots, kinks Purpose of PEEP in ARDS - correct answers Increase alveolar recruitment Ventilator tx for ARDS - correct answers Low tidal volumes Thin, barrel-chested pt w/ pursed lip breathing think..... - correct answers Emphysema What are patients with emphysema at risk for? - correct answers Risk of infection due to long term corticosteroid use How long is spontaneous breathing trial - correct answers 30 minutes ARDS is characterized by what? - correct answers An antecedent event, refractory hypoexmia, and tachypnea ABG of acute respitartoeg failure - correct answers Pao2 less than 60 Paco2 greater than 45 Emergency tx of status asthmatics - correct answers Bronchodilators Abg results for acute respiratory failure - correct answers Po2 less than 60 Pco2 greater than 45 Formula for RSBI - correct answers RR / TV What to do for pleural effusion - correct answers Thoracenetsis What type of pneumo happens in status asthmaticus - correct answers Spontaneous pneumo High incidence of arrhythmias in patient with copd - correct answers Cor Pulmonale is due to - correct answers Enlargement of RV secondary to pulmonary disease Recommended tidal volume for patients - correct answers 6-8 ml/kg Medication to treat pulmonary hypertension - correct answers Eopprostrnoo Heparin MOA - correct answers Prevents platelet aggregation on an embolus Ground glass pattern and honeycomb pattern - correct answers Pulmonary fibrosis Normal pa catheter finding should be anticipated for patient with chronic emphysema - correct answers Increased cvp Normal V/Q ratio - correct answers 0.8 What to assess for with alcohol withdrawal patients - correct answers Fluid retention Hypokalemoa Diarrhea Tachycardia Which cerebral artery is most commonly involved in an epidural bleed? - correct answers Middle menigneal Spinal cord injury patient with hypertension and bradycardia - correct answers Autonomic dysrelwfzia Check for bladder dissection Which lab values are consistent with patient in acute phase of rhabomyolsis - correct answers Hyperkalmiea ans hypocalcemia Aa gradient measures what - correct answers Degree of shunt What type of brain hematoma require immediate surgery? - correct answers Epidural hematoma (burr hole and clot evacuation) Linear temporal skull fracture is associated with what? - correct answers Epidural hematoma Management of high calcium - correct answers Diuretics and ns infusions Lab value typically associated with chronic alcoholism - correct answers Hypomagnesium TIA vs normal stroke - correct answers Stroke like symptoms that usually reverse within 1 hour Best Choi e of medication for alcohol withdrawal patients - correct answers Diazepam Valium Life threatening complications of heroin use - correct answers Prolonged qt interval - torsades de pointes - correct answers Anterior cerebral arterial embolism = hemiplegia / voluntary movement Posterior cerebral artery = visual loss Middle cerbeal artery embolism = aphasia Posterior cerebral artery embolism = sensory loss Symptoms consistent with ICH - correct answers N/V Photophobia Increasing drowsiness Michal rigidity Headache HTN What to give to prevent wernicke encaphepathy - correct answers Thiamine Dantrolene for cerbral palsy and what other medications should not be combined? - correct answers Danteolene and calcium channel blockers can cause v fibrillation Where do you want to keep co2 levels for head patient - correct answers 35-45 Presence of Kernig (straightening of kneee with hip) and brudinski signs (flexion of neck produces neck pain) indicate what? - correct answers Acute meningitis Cushinga triad for head patients - correct answers Wide pulse pressure Bradycardia Irregular respiratons When is urinalysis allalsizagol recommended for rhabdo patients - correct answers When CK levels are greater than 6000 Give sodium bicarb Low magnesium levels in ekg - correct answers Prolonged qt

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AACN Practice Questions Question And
100% Correct Answers Grade A Certified
2025/26
hyperresonace and dullness over lung indicates... - correct answers hyperresonance= air
dullness= fluid

decreasing the TV on ventilator will do what to co2? - correct answers increase co2

The major effect of ARDS on lung tissue is - correct answers Decreased compliance

Decreased compliance is related to alteration of lung endothelium and vascular tissue.
Pathophysiologic changes in lung vascular tissue and increased lung edema contribute to the
decrease in compliance. The end result is stiffness of the fluid-filled non-aerated airways. There
is an increase in capillary permeability due to the release of cytokines and a decrease in
functional residual capacity due to pathophysiologic changes in the lung. The inflammatory
process of ARDS causes inactivation, destruction and decreased production of surfactant. This
leads to increased surface tension at the alveolar air-fluid interface, which causes
microatelectasis.

Decreased surfactant

What is functional residual capacity? - correct answers amount of air remaining in lungs after a
normal tidal expiration

Clinical symptoms of hypoxic respiratory failure - correct answers Cyanosis' restlessness
delirium confusion hypertension tachycardia tachynpnea decreased UO

What to do before deflating cuff - correct answers Suction orophayrnx

What is plateau pressure and what does it reflect - correct answers Pressure applied to airways
and alveoli
Reflects airway resistance
Decrease would indicate an obstruction, bronchospasm, tube blockage, or biting

Loud s2, systolic murmur over left eternal border, jvd, LE edema and ascites - symptoms of ? -
correct answers Pulmonary hypertension

Signs of chronic bronchitis - correct answers Similar to r sided heart failure
Peripheral edema
Distended neck veins
Cyanosis
No signs of respiratory distress or dysnpea at rest

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Tracheal deviation in hemothorax - correct answers Toward unaffected side

Early stage of status asthmaticus abg - correct answers Metabolic alkalosis

Loud machinery like heart murmur indicates? - correct answers Air embolism

What position would you put a patient with air embolism? - correct answers Trendenlenberg with
left lateral decubitus tilt

Needle compression is for what?
Thoracenetisis is for what? - correct answers Needle compression tension pneumo
Thoracentesis is to drain fluid from pleural space

Normal minute ventilation - correct answers 5-8

What pa02/fi02 ratio is indicative of ARDS - correct answers Less than 300

Criteria for passing spontaneous breathing trial - correct answers -Rapid shallow breathing index
of less than105 (RR/VT)
-pao2/fio2 ration over 150
-VT more than 5ml/kg

If tidaling in cheat tube stops what should you check for - correct answers Obstruction, clots,
kinks

Purpose of PEEP in ARDS - correct answers Increase alveolar recruitment

Ventilator tx for ARDS - correct answers Low tidal volumes

Thin, barrel-chested pt w/ pursed lip breathing think..... - correct answers Emphysema

What are patients with emphysema at risk for? - correct answers Risk of infection due to long
term corticosteroid use

How long is spontaneous breathing trial - correct answers 30 minutes

ARDS is characterized by what? - correct answers An antecedent event, refractory hypoexmia,
and tachypnea

ABG of acute respitartoeg failure - correct answers Pao2 less than 60
Paco2 greater than 45

Emergency tx of status asthmatics - correct answers Bronchodilators

Abg results for acute respiratory failure - correct answers Po2 less than 60

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