age 1 of 46
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Correct instruction in the technique of Incentive Spirometry should
include which of the following? .......Answer.........Diaphragmatic
Breathing at slow to moderate flows
Clinical signs and symptoms associated with atelectasis.
Choose as many as are correct. .......Answer.........1. dyspnea
2. absence or diminished breath sounds
3. dullness or percussion
4. fever, unrelated to infection
,age 2 of 46
breathing (IPPB)? .......Answer.........1. Patients with clinically
diagnosed atelectasis who are not responsive to other therapies
2. patients at high risk for atelectasis who cannot cooperate with
other methods
A significant Atelectasis results in which of the following.
.......Answer.........A. V/Q mismatch
B. lung volume loss
C. Superimposed infections
D. Hypoxemia
When checking a patient's intermittent positive-pressure
breathing(IPPB) breathing circuit before use, you notice that the
device will not cycle off, even when you occlude the mouthpiece.
,age 3 of 46
What would be the most appropriate action in this case?
.......Answer.........check the circuit for leaks
Atelectasis Maybe the result of which of the following.
.......Answer.........A. Lung Compression
B. Thoracic or abdominal surgery
C. Low Tidal Breathing from sedation are pain meds
D. Airway obstruction
Atelectasis will result in which of the following x-ray finding
.......Answer.........a more white x-ray
Which of the following patient groups should be considered for
lung expansion therapy using intermittent positive-pressure
, age 4 of 46
Successful application of Incentive Spirometry depends mainly
on what? .......Answer.........the effectiveness of patient teaching
Which of the following is false about flow-oriented Incentive
Spirometry devices? .......Answer.........They have proved less
effective than volumetric systems
A significant typical absorption Atelectasis may result in a
mediastinal shift: .......Answer.........towards the affected lung
Methods used for lung expansion therapy include which of the
following.
I. Incentive Spirometry - IS therapy
II. Aerogen vibrating mesh nebulizer
III. CPAP - Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
RRT FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE
QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS <RECENT VERSION>
Correct instruction in the technique of Incentive Spirometry should
include which of the following? .......Answer.........Diaphragmatic
Breathing at slow to moderate flows
Clinical signs and symptoms associated with atelectasis.
Choose as many as are correct. .......Answer.........1. dyspnea
2. absence or diminished breath sounds
3. dullness or percussion
4. fever, unrelated to infection
,age 2 of 46
breathing (IPPB)? .......Answer.........1. Patients with clinically
diagnosed atelectasis who are not responsive to other therapies
2. patients at high risk for atelectasis who cannot cooperate with
other methods
A significant Atelectasis results in which of the following.
.......Answer.........A. V/Q mismatch
B. lung volume loss
C. Superimposed infections
D. Hypoxemia
When checking a patient's intermittent positive-pressure
breathing(IPPB) breathing circuit before use, you notice that the
device will not cycle off, even when you occlude the mouthpiece.
,age 3 of 46
What would be the most appropriate action in this case?
.......Answer.........check the circuit for leaks
Atelectasis Maybe the result of which of the following.
.......Answer.........A. Lung Compression
B. Thoracic or abdominal surgery
C. Low Tidal Breathing from sedation are pain meds
D. Airway obstruction
Atelectasis will result in which of the following x-ray finding
.......Answer.........a more white x-ray
Which of the following patient groups should be considered for
lung expansion therapy using intermittent positive-pressure
, age 4 of 46
Successful application of Incentive Spirometry depends mainly
on what? .......Answer.........the effectiveness of patient teaching
Which of the following is false about flow-oriented Incentive
Spirometry devices? .......Answer.........They have proved less
effective than volumetric systems
A significant typical absorption Atelectasis may result in a
mediastinal shift: .......Answer.........towards the affected lung
Methods used for lung expansion therapy include which of the
following.
I. Incentive Spirometry - IS therapy
II. Aerogen vibrating mesh nebulizer
III. CPAP - Continuous Positive Airway Pressure
