ATI Skills Module 3.0 Airway Management Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified

ATI Skills Module 3.0 Airway Management Questions and Answers | Latest Version | 2025/2026 | Correct & Verified A nurse is preparing to suction a patient's tracheostomy. Which action should the nurse take first? a. Explain the procedure to the patient b. Insert the catheter into the tracheostomy c. Apply suction while inserting the catheter d. Hyperoxygenate after suctioning When performing oropharyngeal suctioning, how long should each suction attempt last? a. 5–10 seconds b. 10–15 seconds c. 20–30 seconds d. As long as needed Which of the following indicates the need for suctioning? a. Gurgling breath sounds 2 b. Clear breath sounds c. Moist mucous membranes d. Normal respiratory rate Which of the following oxygen delivery devices can provide the highest oxygen concentration? a. Nasal cannula b. Simple face mask c. Non-rebreather mask d. Venturi mask Which position promotes optimal lung expansion in a conscious patient with a tracheostomy? a. Semi-Fowler’s b. Supine c. Trendelenburg d. Left side-lying A nurse is caring for a patient using a nasal cannula. What should the nurse do to prevent skin breakdown? 3 a. Use alcohol pads behind the ears b. Replace tubing every 8 hours c. Pad the tubing around ears and nose d. Keep the tubing loose Which sign indicates that a patient with a tracheostomy may need suctioning? a. Oxygen saturation of 98% b. Visible secretions in the tracheostomy tube c. Clear, quiet breath sounds d. Dry mucous membranes What is the primary purpose of chest physiotherapy? a. Increase blood pressure b. Reduce heart rate c. Mobilize respiratory secretions d. Stimulate coughing Which method is most effective for evaluating the effectiveness of suctioning? 4 a. Patient statement b. Auscultation of breath sounds c. Observing chest movement d. Measuring temperature What is the recommended pressure setting for wall