ATI CRITICAL CARE EXAM FINALS()QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

. monoclonal antibodies-omalizumab What is the typical oxygen order for a patient with COPD? -CORRECT ANSWERE-2-4 rattles to break up mucus ethambutol OF THE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENT ANSWERE-20 mins 2-3 days a week How long after exposure will TB show up on an intradermal test? -CORRECT VERY SEVERE COPD is 50% rifampin 2. ipratropium and albuterol -CORRECT ANSWERE-1. salmetrol before fluticasone pyrazinamide How long does it take to get results from a quantiferon tb gold test? -CORRECT When should a mantoux test be read for TB? what indicates a positive test? - education points? -CORRECT ANSWERE-Teaching: take on empty stomach, take 2. albuterol before ipratropium ALWAYS GIVE THE BRONCHODILATOR FIRST TO INCREASE THE ABSORPTION L/min nasal cannula; up to 40% via venturi mask What is a positive expiratory pressure device used for? -CORRECT ANSWERE-used (streptomycin sulfate only for extremely resistant strains) How long are TB meds supposed to be taken for? What are the typical ones? - ANSWERE-24 h CORRECT ANSWERE-48-72 hours 10 mm induration; 5 mm in immunocompromised What is the recommended daily exercise for a patient with COPD? -CORRECT If ordered at the same time, which medication will you give first? What is the forced expiratory volume-forced vital capacity (FEV-FVC) ratio for a patient in COPD; patient breathes through it and during exhalation a ball within the apparatus isoniazid with COPD? -CORRECT ANSWERE-in a normal person is 100%, in COPD is 70%, in ANSWERE-2-10 wk CORRECT ANSWERE-6-12 mo (mmlc---MILK) 1. salmetrol and fluticasone Isoniazid (INH) is a TB drug, antibacterial. What are special considerations and vitamin B6 to prevent neurotoxicity, monitor for hepatotoxicity (anorexia, fatigue,