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How does coughing assist with supporting respiratory function? -
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Correct answer ✔Coughing Permits patient to remove secretions
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from both upper and lower airways
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- Assess pain before coughing exercises & medicate as needed.
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Many patients do not want to cough because of their pain or
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fear of the pain the exercise might cause.
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- Teach Proper technique because ineffective coughing will
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increase the amount of energy the patient uses as they work to
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clear the airways.
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- Splint abdomen for patients with abdominal incision
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- Take 2 deep breaths
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- In-2-3-4 Out 2-3-4
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- On third deep breath, COUGH on expiration
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How does breathing exercises support respiratory function? -
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Correct answer ✔- Loosens respiratory secretions
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- Improves pulmonary ventilation
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- Counteracts the effects of anesthesia and /or hypoventilation
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- Expands collapsed alveoli (atelectasis)
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, What is the difference in pursed-lip breathing and deep
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breathing? How would you teach a patient to perform each of [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
these? (only focus on pursed-lip and deep diaphragmatic
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breathing, not on the others) - Correct answer ✔Pursed lip
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breathing involves deep inspiration and prolonged expiration
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through pursed lips to prevent alveolar collapse. It is used to
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improve exercise tolerance. Patient sits up while you instruct
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them to take a deep breath and exhale slowly as if blowing
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Diaphragmatic breathing is useful for patients with pulmonary [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
disease, postoperative patients, and women in labor to promote
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relaxation and provide pain control. It requires a patient to relax
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intercostal and accessory respiratory muscles while taking deep
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inspirations. The patient places one hand flat below the [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
breastbone (upper hand) and the lower hand flat on the [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
abdomen. Ask them to inhale slowly, making the abdomen push
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out and moving the lower hand outward. When the patient
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exhales, the abdomen goes in. The patient practices it initially in
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the supine position then while sitting and standing.
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A HCP ordered: T,C, DB q 2 h. What does this mean? How often
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is this usually performed? - Correct answer ✔Turn, cough, deep
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breathing every 2 hours. Turn the patient assists with ventilation
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and redistribution of pulmonary blood flow and direct them to
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cough every 2 hours permits patient to remove secretions from
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both upper and lower airways .
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How does ambulation assist with supporting respiratory
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function? - Correct answer ✔It raises heart rate and respiratory
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rate forcing the lungs to work harder and slowly strengthening
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module 8 Exam with verified [] [] [] [] []
solutions
How does coughing assist with supporting respiratory function? -
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Correct answer ✔Coughing Permits patient to remove secretions
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from both upper and lower airways
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- Assess pain before coughing exercises & medicate as needed.
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Many patients do not want to cough because of their pain or
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fear of the pain the exercise might cause.
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- Teach Proper technique because ineffective coughing will
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increase the amount of energy the patient uses as they work to
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clear the airways.
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- Splint abdomen for patients with abdominal incision
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- Take 2 deep breaths
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- In-2-3-4 Out 2-3-4
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- On third deep breath, COUGH on expiration
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How does breathing exercises support respiratory function? -
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Correct answer ✔- Loosens respiratory secretions
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- Improves pulmonary ventilation
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- Counteracts the effects of anesthesia and /or hypoventilation
[] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
- Expands collapsed alveoli (atelectasis)
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, What is the difference in pursed-lip breathing and deep
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breathing? How would you teach a patient to perform each of [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
these? (only focus on pursed-lip and deep diaphragmatic
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breathing, not on the others) - Correct answer ✔Pursed lip
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breathing involves deep inspiration and prolonged expiration
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through pursed lips to prevent alveolar collapse. It is used to
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improve exercise tolerance. Patient sits up while you instruct
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them to take a deep breath and exhale slowly as if blowing
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through a straw. [] [] []
Diaphragmatic breathing is useful for patients with pulmonary [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
disease, postoperative patients, and women in labor to promote
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relaxation and provide pain control. It requires a patient to relax
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intercostal and accessory respiratory muscles while taking deep
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inspirations. The patient places one hand flat below the [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
breastbone (upper hand) and the lower hand flat on the [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] [] []
abdomen. Ask them to inhale slowly, making the abdomen push
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out and moving the lower hand outward. When the patient
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exhales, the abdomen goes in. The patient practices it initially in
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the supine position then while sitting and standing.
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A HCP ordered: T,C, DB q 2 h. What does this mean? How often
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is this usually performed? - Correct answer ✔Turn, cough, deep
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breathing every 2 hours. Turn the patient assists with ventilation
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and redistribution of pulmonary blood flow and direct them to
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cough every 2 hours permits patient to remove secretions from
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both upper and lower airways .
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How does ambulation assist with supporting respiratory
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function? - Correct answer ✔It raises heart rate and respiratory
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rate forcing the lungs to work harder and slowly strengthening
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them
