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1. PATIENT ASSESSMENT: spontaneously.
All the following could cause
capnog-raphy to go from 3 6 to 5. A balloon tipped flow
30 EXCEPT: directed catheter is
A. Endotracheal tube positioned in positioned in the
the right mainstream bronchus pulmonary artery with
B. Hyperventilation the balloon deflated.
C. pulmonary emboli Which of the following
D. Hypovolemia pressures will be
measured
2. What is the target Vt for
individual on mechanical
ventilation
3. Is the following Static OR
Dynamic Compliance:
Means flow throughout the
respirato-ry system has stopped
and all ventila-tory muscle
activity is absent.
conditions can be imposed with
an in-spiratory pause when a
patient is se-dated and
mechanically ventilated.
4. Is the following Static OR
Dynamic Compliance:
Flow at airway opening is zero.
Me-chanics are evaluated
under
conditions, when non-intubated
pa-tient breathes
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Endotracheal tube positioned in right mainstem
bronchus is a problem but the co2 reading would not
change, so
ANSWER is A.
6-8 ml/kg (of ideal body weight) This is new strat-egy
as of January 2015
Static Compliance
Dynamic Compliance
ANSWER is A. Cvp = deflated/proximal lumen Pap =
deflated/distal
Pwp = inflated/wedged
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by the proximal lumen: c. Foreign body aspiration
a. Cvp d. Epiglottitis
b. Pap
c. Pwp
d. Map
6. All of the following will affect the
accu-racy of a capnography
EXCEPT
a. Long sampling line
b. Low sampling flow
c. Condensation in the tubing
d. Use of desiccant
7. A 1000 g neonate (normal baby is
3000 g) is stable in nicu. Which
of the fol-lowing should the
respiratory thera-pist use to
monitor the neonates over-all
cardiopulmonary status.
a. TcPCO2 and TcPO2 monitor
b. Arterial blood gas analysis Q4
c. SpO2 monitor
d. Capillary gas analysis Q8
8. A unilateral wheeze would most
likely indicate which of the
following.
a. Asthma
b. Atelectasis
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Transcutaneous (Tc) continuous
monitoring of CO2 and O2 is the best.
Answer is A
Gas will pass through and out of a long sampling line
before reaching analyzer so, low sampling flow will not
give you enough information for a good reading, and
condensation as a rule is al-ways a problem especially in You wouldn't have asthma on just one side
analyzers. Dessicant removes moisture from the gas, (unilateral), atelectasis would cause
which is a good thing, so diminished breath sounds, with epiglottitis
ANSWER is D you would get stridor, since you are only
hearing wheezing on one side, you are
Since the baby is stable, go less invasive, also go hearing it on the side where you aspirated
continuous monitoring (not 4 hour or 8 hour), something,
so ANSWER is C
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1. PATIENT ASSESSMENT: spontaneously.
All the following could cause
capnog-raphy to go from 3 6 to 5. A balloon tipped flow
30 EXCEPT: directed catheter is
A. Endotracheal tube positioned in positioned in the
the right mainstream bronchus pulmonary artery with
B. Hyperventilation the balloon deflated.
C. pulmonary emboli Which of the following
D. Hypovolemia pressures will be
measured
2. What is the target Vt for
individual on mechanical
ventilation
3. Is the following Static OR
Dynamic Compliance:
Means flow throughout the
respirato-ry system has stopped
and all ventila-tory muscle
activity is absent.
conditions can be imposed with
an in-spiratory pause when a
patient is se-dated and
mechanically ventilated.
4. Is the following Static OR
Dynamic Compliance:
Flow at airway opening is zero.
Me-chanics are evaluated
under
conditions, when non-intubated
pa-tient breathes
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Endotracheal tube positioned in right mainstem
bronchus is a problem but the co2 reading would not
change, so
ANSWER is A.
6-8 ml/kg (of ideal body weight) This is new strat-egy
as of January 2015
Static Compliance
Dynamic Compliance
ANSWER is A. Cvp = deflated/proximal lumen Pap =
deflated/distal
Pwp = inflated/wedged
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by the proximal lumen: c. Foreign body aspiration
a. Cvp d. Epiglottitis
b. Pap
c. Pwp
d. Map
6. All of the following will affect the
accu-racy of a capnography
EXCEPT
a. Long sampling line
b. Low sampling flow
c. Condensation in the tubing
d. Use of desiccant
7. A 1000 g neonate (normal baby is
3000 g) is stable in nicu. Which
of the fol-lowing should the
respiratory thera-pist use to
monitor the neonates over-all
cardiopulmonary status.
a. TcPCO2 and TcPO2 monitor
b. Arterial blood gas analysis Q4
c. SpO2 monitor
d. Capillary gas analysis Q8
8. A unilateral wheeze would most
likely indicate which of the
following.
a. Asthma
b. Atelectasis
, NBRC Exam Part I with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Actual Complete Update |Already Graded A+
Transcutaneous (Tc) continuous
monitoring of CO2 and O2 is the best.
Answer is A
Gas will pass through and out of a long sampling line
before reaching analyzer so, low sampling flow will not
give you enough information for a good reading, and
condensation as a rule is al-ways a problem especially in You wouldn't have asthma on just one side
analyzers. Dessicant removes moisture from the gas, (unilateral), atelectasis would cause
which is a good thing, so diminished breath sounds, with epiglottitis
ANSWER is D you would get stridor, since you are only
hearing wheezing on one side, you are
Since the baby is stable, go less invasive, also go hearing it on the side where you aspirated
continuous monitoring (not 4 hour or 8 hour), something,
so ANSWER is C
