SJVC RCP 100 Final NEWEST 2026-2027 ACTUAL
EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND
NEW!!
A chest roentgenograph taken on your patient in bed will result in a image representing what
view - CORRECT ANSWER: AP view
A CHF patient becomes short of breath when lied flat, this is commonly classed what -
CORRECT ANSWER: orthopnea
A child with croup can exhibit what type of high pitched whistling sound - CORRECT
ANSWER: stridor
A decreased affinity results in what type of shift - CORRECT ANSWER: a right shift
A large pericardial effusion can result in what kind of problem - CORRECT ANSWER: cardiac
tamponade
A lower than normal PaO2 of about 60mmHg will stimulate what chemoreceptors - CORRECT
ANSWER: peripheral chemoreceptors
A patient with left sided pneumothorax what side will the trachea shift to - CORRECT
ANSWER: right side
A patients medical history says she becomes hypotensive when she stands up what is this called -
CORRECT ANSWER: orthostatic hypotension
, a tracheal shift will always shift to the side of ____________ pressure - CORRECT ANSWER:
less pressure
AARC is - CORRECT ANSWER: national association that represents that respiratory care
profession
Airway resistance accounts for what percent of frictional resistance - CORRECT ANSWER:
80%
Alveolar minute ventilation equation - CORRECT ANSWER: Vt-Vd X RR
Alveolar type II cells secret a lipoprotein material called what - CORRECT ANSWER:
surfactant
An increased affinity results in what shift - CORRECT ANSWER: A left shift
Boyle's Law - CORRECT ANSWER: says pressure is inversely proportional to its volume at a
constant temperature
Causes of tachycardia - CORRECT ANSWER: hypoxemia, anxiety, stress
causes of tracheal deviation - CORRECT ANSWER: pneumothorax, pleural effusion, atelectasis
Characteristics of atrial fibrillation - CORRECT ANSWER: heart muscle quivers, erratic pattern,
no real P wave
Characteristics of Cheyne-stokes breathing - CORRECT ANSWER: Depth and rate first increase
then decrease followed by a period of apnea
EXAM COMPLETE 100 QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ BRAND
NEW!!
A chest roentgenograph taken on your patient in bed will result in a image representing what
view - CORRECT ANSWER: AP view
A CHF patient becomes short of breath when lied flat, this is commonly classed what -
CORRECT ANSWER: orthopnea
A child with croup can exhibit what type of high pitched whistling sound - CORRECT
ANSWER: stridor
A decreased affinity results in what type of shift - CORRECT ANSWER: a right shift
A large pericardial effusion can result in what kind of problem - CORRECT ANSWER: cardiac
tamponade
A lower than normal PaO2 of about 60mmHg will stimulate what chemoreceptors - CORRECT
ANSWER: peripheral chemoreceptors
A patient with left sided pneumothorax what side will the trachea shift to - CORRECT
ANSWER: right side
A patients medical history says she becomes hypotensive when she stands up what is this called -
CORRECT ANSWER: orthostatic hypotension
, a tracheal shift will always shift to the side of ____________ pressure - CORRECT ANSWER:
less pressure
AARC is - CORRECT ANSWER: national association that represents that respiratory care
profession
Airway resistance accounts for what percent of frictional resistance - CORRECT ANSWER:
80%
Alveolar minute ventilation equation - CORRECT ANSWER: Vt-Vd X RR
Alveolar type II cells secret a lipoprotein material called what - CORRECT ANSWER:
surfactant
An increased affinity results in what shift - CORRECT ANSWER: A left shift
Boyle's Law - CORRECT ANSWER: says pressure is inversely proportional to its volume at a
constant temperature
Causes of tachycardia - CORRECT ANSWER: hypoxemia, anxiety, stress
causes of tracheal deviation - CORRECT ANSWER: pneumothorax, pleural effusion, atelectasis
Characteristics of atrial fibrillation - CORRECT ANSWER: heart muscle quivers, erratic pattern,
no real P wave
Characteristics of Cheyne-stokes breathing - CORRECT ANSWER: Depth and rate first increase
then decrease followed by a period of apnea