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Surfactant is already in your ______? - correct answers lungs When you inhale, a stretch response occurs, and ___________ that hold surfactant secrete surfactant into the ________? - correct answers lamellar bodies, alveolus The constant secretion of surfactant is balanced by? - correct answers during exhalation, old surfactant is squeezed out and new surfactant is added on inspiration. 90-95% of surfactant is taken back up and recycled by type II cells. __________ are not born with eno...

After assisting with administration of calfactant for prophylaxis of respiratory distress syndrome to a 26-week-old infant weighing 1100 g, the infant's pulmonary function appears to be improving. Which of the following should you avoid within the first hour after administration? All of these are correct. Decrease the oxygen requirements Suction the patient Extubate the patient - correct answers Suction the patient An infant delivered at 29 weeks' develops respiratory distres...

A surface active agent designed to lower surface tension is called? - correct answers Exogenous Surfactant why is Laplace's Law different in the alveoli - correct answers b/c there is only a single air-liquid interface Beractant - correct answers Survanta 4ml and 8ml initial dose: 4ml/kg Calfactant - correct answers Infasurf 3ml and 6ml initial dose: 3ml/kg Poractant Alfa - correct answers Curosurf 1.5 ml initial dose: 2.5 ml/kg Lucinactant - correct answers ...

Suppose that your roommate is taking the same class you are and wants to beat you on an exam in order to help their ranking in the class, which, they believe, will help their grade in the class, which, they believe, will help them get into a better law school. They realize that they could lock you in the bathroom so you'd miss the exam, which they figure will hurt your grade. Give three reasons that support the claim that it would be morally impermissible for your roommate to lock you in the ...

Which of the following is the appropriate dose of beractant (Survanta)? - correct answers4 mL/kg divided in 4 doses Which of the following pairs of generic and brand names for surfactant replacement therapies is correct? - correct answers Poractant alfa: Curosurf Which of the following should never be done with natural surfactant replacements? - correct answers Warm the suspension using an artificial warming device An infant delivered at 29 weeks' develops respiratory distress, has ...

1. another name for surface active agents is a. mucolytic b. detergent c. bronchodilator d. antibiotic - correct answers detergent 2. as it relates to an alveolus, laplace's law is written as a. pressure=(4 x surface tension)/radius b. dyn/cm c. pressure=surface tension/radius d. pressure=(2 x tension)/radius - correct answers pressure=(2 x tension)/radius 3. lack of pulmonary surfactant in respiratory distress syndrome(RDS) of the newborn typically results in a. high surface t...

Antitussives - correct answers Codeine (generic only) Hydrocodone *Dextromethorphan Topical Nasal Decongestants - correct answers Oxymetazoline (Afrin, and others) Phenylephrine (Sudafed PE, Coricidin, some triaminics) *Tetrahydrozoline (Tyzine, Visine) Xylometazoline (Otrivin) Oral Decongestants - correct answers*Pseudoephedrine (Triaminic Allergy Congestion, and many combination products, look for "D") Phenylephrine Topical Nasal Steroid Decongestants - correct answers*F...

What is Surfaxin? - correct answers A surfactant proposed by Discovery Labs. What is the AZT trial? - correct answers No information provided. What is the purpose of the Surfaxin trial in Bolivia? - correct answers To test its effectiveness in treating RDS in infants. What percentage of neonatal deaths in Bolivia is caused by RDS? - correct answers30-50%. How many approved surfactants are there in the U.S.? - correct answers4. Why are the approved surfactants not available in Boli...

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If a provider states in their documentation that medication was reviewed and reconciled and they are managing the patient's medication, what is the risk level? - correct answers Moderate If a note states, "Radiology images reviewed today with the patient," which E/M MDM complexity category is this considered? - correct answers Category 1 :Review of the results of each unique test What is the benefit of keeping registration errors low? - correct answers lower number of claims denia...

What is the formula for the inflation adjusted interest rate (real rate of return)? - correct answers[ (1 + after tax return / 1 + inflation) - 1 ] x 100 When the Net Present Value is _______, the interest rate is the same as the Internal Rate of Return (IRR). - correct answers zero T/F? Always use begin mode for college tuition payment calculations. - correct answers T All bond calculations are in ____ payments per year unless the question states otherwise. Calculator must be in ______...

what is the chain of infection - correct answers infectious agent host reservoir portal of exit mode of transmission portal of entry host what are some nursing interventions to break steps in the chain of infection - correct answers hand hygiene, maintain skin integrity, wound care, standard precautions, How can the nurse support the body's normal defenses? - correct answers making sure the skin is clean, dry, and intact. wounds are healing properly, good nutrition, hydrated, vita...

CPCP - correct answers Certified Purchasing Card Professional PCPCC - correct answers Purchasing Card Professional Certification Council grants CPCP designation NAPCP - correct answers National Association of Purchasing Card Professional grants CPCP designation in conjunction with PCPCC Have exclusive and sole property of CPCP credential initials CPCP Code of Ethics - correct answers1. Maintain integrity of the CPCP exam 2. Comply with the law in all activities related to P-Card ...

What's the difference between Certification and Licensure? - correct answers Certification= An exam used by a school to ensure health care providers have at least some basic level of knowledge and skill Licensure= A process by which the ACP ensures competency in an examination setting When were motorized vehicles used to provide care for the wounded? - correct answersWW1 and WW2 When did advancements occur in the caring of immediate trauma patients? - correct answers Korean and Vietn...

You are examining a normal-term newborn whose mother is hepatitis B virus (HBV) surface antigen positive. Which of the following protocols is recommended for the child? a. Hepatitis B vaccination at 0 to 2 months, a second dose at 1 to 4 months, and a third dose at 6 to 18 months of age. b. Hepatitis B vaccination within 12 hours of birth, with the timing of the second and third doses based on the mother's hepatitis B viral load at the time of delivery. c. Hepatitis B vaccination a...

Lifelong Learning - correct answers" ongoing, voluntary, and self-motivated" pursuit of knowledge for either personal or professional reasons Ways to obtain CMEs - correct answers Live events Written publications Online programs Audio, video, and other electronic media CME opportunities - correct answers Learning Central on AAPA website JAAPA Journal article FAPA Summer Symposium Audio Digest $1500.00 - correct answers Average amount given by employer for CMEs Other CME o...

Meds for Parkinson's - correct answers1) Levodopa (Sinemet) - SE (Impulse control disorder) 2) Dopamine agonists (pramipexole) 3) Anticholinergic drugs (Benztropine) 4) catechol-O-methyl transerase (COMT) inhibitor 5) Monoamine Oxidase B inhibitor (MAO-B) 6) Amantadine (NMDA receptor antagonist) Drugs that can effect the liver - correct answers Acetaminophen Tetracyclines Antiepileptics/ Phenytoin Hepatitis B Serum Tests - correct answers NRP Epi dose - correct answers0.01 m...

What are side effects of topical steroids? - correct answers- Skin atrophy/thinning - Hypopigmentation - Telangiectasis - Striae What are some tips when prescribing steroids? - correct answers- Get comfortable with a few options of every potency How does topical steroid potency work? - correct answers- Strength is measured by ability to produce vasoconstriction (the Stoughton Assay) - Super-potent topical corticosteroids are fluorinated and must be used for no longer than 2-3 weeks and...

What defines CAP? - correct answers NOT hospitalized within 14 days of getting PNA. OR if you get admitted to the hospital, pneumonia that is not within your first 4 days of stay in hospital. What are some risk factors for pneumonia? - correct answers Elderly - Smoking Comorbid conditions like asthma, smoking, lung ca, COPD, DM, alcohol, CHF, CKD Recent antibiotic use (<3 month) What is the bacterial etiology if you do not have any comorbidities? - correct answers Strep pneumo, myco...

50g glucose challenge screen diagnostic of GDM - correct answers11.1 50g OGTT value to send on to 75g - correct answers7.8 FBG diagnostic for GDM - correct answers>5.3 DM Screen for PP GDM women how often - correct answers annual 2 most common complication of GDM for baby - correct answers Macrosome +birth trauma, hypoglycemia Definition massive hemoptysis - correct answers2-400 /24 hrs or >100 for 3-4 days Name 4 most common causes hemoptysis - correct answers bronchitis...