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RRT Life Functions ANSWER- Ventilation, Oxgenation, Circulation, Perfusion Ventilation ANSWER- RR,TV, Chest Movment, BS, PaC02 Oxgenation ANSWER- HR, color, Sensorium, Pa02 Perfusion ANSWER- BP, Sensorium, Temp, Urine output, Hemodynamics Oxgenation ANSWER- What is the most common problem? # of packs a day X # of years smoked ANSWER- What is the formula for packs per year? 40 mL/hr ANSWER- What is normal urine output? If intake exceeds output ANSWER- Wieght gain, electrol...

RRT TMC Exam The patient’s lung has an air leak ANSWER- You are called to the emergency department to help care for a patient who was in a vehicle accident and has chest injuries including broken ribs. Crepitations are felt while palpitating the patient’s neck. What is most likely the cause of this? Reversible airway obstruction ANSWER- A forced expiratory measurement obtained after the administration of a bronchodilator shows an increase in FEV1 from 60% to 80% of predicted. This indi...

RRT- Lindsey Jones Emphysema : Obstructive Definition, Clinical Evidence, Chest Xray, CBC, ABG, PFT & Key interventions **EXAM Challenge: You may be tempted to utilize high FiO2 because of the severity of hypoxemia. You may also be tested with an emergency, the only time it is appropriate to use 100% O2 on a COPD patient Answer- D: Abnormal condition of the alveoli resulting destruction and loss of elasticity C.E.: Barrel chest, Access. Musc. Use, Clubbing, Smoking hx, Occupational hazar...

RRT Exam Patient Assessment Respiratory care orders consist of what 4 things> ANSWER- 1) Type ofTreatment 2) Frequency 3) Medication dosage and route 4) Physician signature Patient progress notes consist of what 5 things? ANSWER- 1) Respiratory notes 2) Nursing notes (check pt status) 3) Admission notes (admitting dr. And Dx) 4) Physician notes 5) Maternal Hx and neonatal data 4 types of patient lab reports? ANSWER- 1) ABG analysis 2) Pumonary Function Testing 3) Imaging r...

Missed RRT Q's You have a patient that complains of left-sided chest pain while receiving mechanical ventilation. While assessing the patient, you note tachypnea, a weak and thready pulse, tracheal deviation to the right, and decreased breath sounds and hyperresonance on the left. Which of the following would you recommend? Suctioning A bronchoscopy The insertion of a chest tube A thoracentesis ANSWER- The insertion of a chest tube What is pleural effusion ANSWER- abnormal a...

Initial Settings for NPPV ANSWER- Spontaneous/timed IPAP 8-10 and EPAP 3-5 **If apnea or hypopnea occurs after IPAP was increased, then increase the EPAP Treatment for Pulmonary Edema/CHF ANSWER- 100% O2 with non-rebreather mask, IPPB with 100% PEEP or CPAP. Digitalis and Lasix and pt. Position is Fowlers How to Identify Pulmonary Edema/CHF ANSWER- Orthopnea, pitting edema, distended neck veins. Pink/Froth/watery secretions. Fine crepitus audible rales or crackles X-ray will show Fluffy...

RRT Clin sims Emphysema ANSWER- Weakening and e]permanent enlargement of the air spaces distal to the terminal bronchioles Etiology of Emphysema ANSWER- Cigarette smoking >80% of all cases Genetic predisposition Occupational exposure Atmospheric pollutants Primary Assessment of Emphysema ANSWER- Past medical history Shortness of breath Cough Appearance of the chest Respiratory Pattern Color Appearance of the nail beds Diagnostic chest percussion Breath sounds Secondar...

FULL REVIEW CRT/RRT (NBRC) Ascites ANSWER – accumulation of fluid in the abdomen caused by LIVER FAILURE Venous distention ANSWER - -occurs with CHF -seen with obstructive patients (seen in exhalation phase) Capillary refill ANSWER - -indication of peripheral circulation -Normal < 3 seconds Jaundice skin color ANSWER - -increase in bilirubin. -mostly in face and trunk Bradypnea (oligopnea) ANSWER - -decreased respiratory rate (<12bpm) variable depth and irregular rhy...

FULL REVIEW CRT/RRT (NBRC) Ascites ANSWER – accumulation of fluid in the abdomen caused by LIVER FAILURE Venous distention ANSWER - -occurs with CHF -seen with obstructive patients (seen in exhalation phase) Capillary refill ANSWER - -indication of peripheral circulation -Normal < 3 seconds Jaundice skin color ANSWER - -increase in bilirubin. -mostly in face and trunk Bradypnea (oligopnea) ANSWER - -decreased respiratory rate (<12bpm) variable depth and irregular rhy...

RRT? Arterial Blood Pressure BP ANSWER- systolic SBP 90-140mmHg Diastolic DBP 60-90mmHg Mean Arterial Blood Pressure MAP ANSWER- SBP+DBP+DBP/3 70-105mmHg Systolic Pressure Variation SPV ANSWER- SPmax-SPmin Pulse Pressure Variation PPV ANSWER- (PPmax-PPmin)/[(PPmax+PPmin)/2]x100 Stoke Volume Variation SVV ANSWER- (SVmaz-SVmin)/[SVmax+SVmin)/2]x100

RRT testbank A nurse working in the ICU of a rural hospital is trying to make the case to the administration to create an RRT for the hospital. There have been a number of preventable deaths at the hospital recently. Which case provides the best support for the nurses argument that the hospital needs such a team? A) A patient died of cardiac arrest because medical staff did not respond quickly enough to his condition. B) A patient died of an overdose of medication due to a medication e...

RRtCP Three Key Principles of Reading Instruction. E stands for ANSWER- explicit Three Key Principles of Reading Instruction ANSWER- EMS Three Key Principles of Reading Instruction. M stands for ANSWER- multisensory

RRT Task 16: ANSWER- You ask Mr. Robinson what brought him to your office and how you might be of assistance. It takes a moment for him to answer, as he catches his breath. You notice that his ankles are swollen. During the interview, Mr. Robinson frequently looks to his daughter for answers to specific questions. Task #17: ANSWER- While assessing and evaluating the patient’s airway, you can also begin to assess his breathing, taking into consideration his effort to breathe, such as us...

clinical simulation ( RRT)|QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE ANSWERS |100% verified What are the visual assessments? ANSWER- al appearance rance of chest 3. respiratory rate /pattern 4. sensorium re . color What are the bedside assessments? ANSWER- view/history tation/percussion ltation -invasive ography try c.ECG monitoring

RRT Study Guide (NBRC) Four vital functions ANSWER- Ventilation Oxygenation Circulation Perfusion Signs ANSWER- Objective information Color, pulse, edema Symptoms ANSWER- Subjective information Dyspnea, pain, nausea Visual examination ANSWER- 1st step in assessment

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WREB If an injection is done 2x and still doesn't produce pain control, why is that? ANS- Lower pH of tissue, edema, hemmorrhage or transedation of surrounding areas. Why is anesthesia not as effective when there is an infection? ANS- pH of tissues is too low to allow anesthetic to penetrate the nerve. What is the largest fiber with the most rapid conducting axons and transmits SHARP dental pain? ANS- an A Fiber What fibers are not involved in dental Pain? ANS- B fibers What is ...