NR 603 week 3 Questions and Correct
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Asthma exacerbation mild - CORRECT ANSWER -Walking, can lie down, speaks in sentences,
might be agitated, respiratory rate is increased.
PEF after bronchodilator will be greater than 80%
Accessory muscle: Not usually seen
Wheeze is moderate, often only end expiration
Pulse greater than 100
Carbon dioxide (PaCO2)less then 45 mmHg
Oxygen saturation (SaO2) greater than 95%
Asthma exacerbation moderate - CORRECT ANSWER -Is talking, infant might be softer, shorter
cry or have difficulty feeding. Prefers sitting talks in phrases usually agitated and will have an
increased respiratory rate.
PEF after initial bronchodilator will be approximately 60
, Accessory muscle is usually seen
Wheeze is loud
Pulse between 101-120
Carbon dioxide (PaCO2)Less than 45 mmHg
Oxygen saturation (SaO2) 91% to 95%
Asthma exacerbation severe - CORRECT ANSWER -Patient will appear hunched forward, will
only talk using minimal words. Breathless at rest, infant stops feeding, minimal words, agitated,
and often will have a respiratory rate greater than 30.
PEF will be less than 60% predicted after initial bronchodilator
Accessory muscle is usually seen
Wheeze is usually allowed
Pulse greater than 120
Carbon dioxide (PaCO2) Greater than 45 mmHg
Oxygen saturation (SaO2) Less than 90%
Common causes of community-acquired pneumonia - CORRECT ANSWER -Streptococcus
pneumonia/Typical pneumonia
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Asthma exacerbation mild - CORRECT ANSWER -Walking, can lie down, speaks in sentences,
might be agitated, respiratory rate is increased.
PEF after bronchodilator will be greater than 80%
Accessory muscle: Not usually seen
Wheeze is moderate, often only end expiration
Pulse greater than 100
Carbon dioxide (PaCO2)less then 45 mmHg
Oxygen saturation (SaO2) greater than 95%
Asthma exacerbation moderate - CORRECT ANSWER -Is talking, infant might be softer, shorter
cry or have difficulty feeding. Prefers sitting talks in phrases usually agitated and will have an
increased respiratory rate.
PEF after initial bronchodilator will be approximately 60
, Accessory muscle is usually seen
Wheeze is loud
Pulse between 101-120
Carbon dioxide (PaCO2)Less than 45 mmHg
Oxygen saturation (SaO2) 91% to 95%
Asthma exacerbation severe - CORRECT ANSWER -Patient will appear hunched forward, will
only talk using minimal words. Breathless at rest, infant stops feeding, minimal words, agitated,
and often will have a respiratory rate greater than 30.
PEF will be less than 60% predicted after initial bronchodilator
Accessory muscle is usually seen
Wheeze is usually allowed
Pulse greater than 120
Carbon dioxide (PaCO2) Greater than 45 mmHg
Oxygen saturation (SaO2) Less than 90%
Common causes of community-acquired pneumonia - CORRECT ANSWER -Streptococcus
pneumonia/Typical pneumonia
