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A conscious and alert 29-year-old female with a history of asthma complains of
difficulty breathing that began after her morning jog. The temperature is 40°F. On
exam, you hear bilateral expiratory wheezing. After providing supplemental
oxygen, you should:


Select one:
A. contact medical control and administer an antihistamine.
B. call medical control and ask how to proceed with treatment.
C. determine if she has been prescribe a beta-agonist inhaler.
D. place her in a recumbent position to facilitate breathing.
C. Determine if she has been prescribed a beta-agonist inhaler.




A pleural effusion is MOST accurately defined as:


Select one:
A. fluid accumulation outside the lung.




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B. a unilaterally collapsed lung.
C. diffuse collapsing of the alveoli.
D. a bacterial infection of the lung tissue.
A. fluid accumulation outside the lung.




Albuterol is a generic name for:


Select one:
A. Singular.
B. Alupent.
C. Atrovent.
D. Ventolin.
D. Ventolin




Alkalosis is a condition that occurs when:
A. blood acidity is reduced by excessive breathing.
B. dangerous acids accumulate in the bloodstream.
C. the level of carbon dioxide in the blood increases.
D. slow, shallow breathing eliminates too much carbon dioxide.
A. blood acidity is reduced by excessive breathing.




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An alert patient presents with a regular pattern of inhalation and exhalation and
breath sounds that are clear and equal on both sides of the chest. These findings
are consistent with:


Select one:
A. respiratory insufficiency.
B. adequate air exchange.
C. an obstructed airway.
D. respiratory difficulty.
B. adequate air exchange.




Asthma is caused by a response of the:


Select one:
A. cardiovascular system.
B. respiratory system.
C. endocrine system.
D. immune system.
D. Immune system.




At the onset of an acute asthma attack, patients commonly experience difficulty
breathing and:




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Select one:
A. profound cyanosis.
B. rales and rhonchi.
C. expiratory wheezing.
D. audible stridor.
C. Expiratory wheezing.




Common signs and symptoms of acute hyperventilation syndrome include:


Select one:
A. anxiety, dizziness, and severe bradypnea.
B. tachypnea and tingling in the extremities.
C. altered mental status and bradycardia.
D. unilateral paralysis and slurred speech.
B. tachypnea and tingling in the extremities.




Harsh, high-pitched inspiratory sounds are characteristic of:


Select one:
A. stridor.
B. wheezing.
C. rales.




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