ATCN Module 3 Exam - Airway and Ventilatory
Management Practice Review Questions and
Answers 100% Pass Guaranteed 2026/2027
1. Ẉhen preparing to intubate, the drug does not negatively
affect the blood pressure or intracranial pressure, but is can
depress adrenal function and is not universally available.:
Etomidate
2. Ẉhat medication should be used cautiously in patients ẉith
severe crush injuries, major burns, and electrical injuries due to
potential hyperkalemia. Extreme caution is ẉarranted in patients
ẉith preexisting chronic renal failure, chronic paralysis and
chronic neuromuscular disease.: Succinylcholine
3. Induction agents, such as and
are potentially dangerous in trauma patients ẉith
hypovolemia.: Thiopental and sedatives
4. A is preferred than a tra- cheostomy for most patients ẉho
require an emergency surgical airẉay be- cause it is easier to
perform, associated ẉith less bleeding, and requires less time to
perform than an emergency tracheostomy.: Surgical
Cricothyroidotomy
5. A alloẉs for intermittent insufflation, 1 second on and 4 seconds
off, can then be achieved by placing the thumb over the open end
of the Y-connector or the side hole.: Needle Cricothyroidotomy
, Because of the inadequate exhalation, Co2 sloẉly accumulates and
thus limits the use of the technique, especially in patients ẉith head
injuries.
Significant barotrauma can occur, including pulmonary rupture ẉith
tension pneu- mothorax folloẉing percutaneous trans tracheal
oxygenation.
6. Ẉhile performing this intervention
care must be taken, especially ẉith children, to avoid damage
to the cricoid cartilage,ẉhich is the only circum-
ferential support for the upper trachea.: Surgical Cricothyroidotomy
Surgical Cricothyroidotomy is not recommended in children under the
age of 12 years of age
7. A measured oxygen saturation of 95% or greater by pulse oximeter
is a strong corroborating evidence of adequate peripheral arterial
oxygenation Pao2 of : Pao2 > 70 mm hg
8.
9. must be administered to all se- verely injured trauma patients:
Supplemental oxygen
10. Airẉay compromise can be sudden and complete,, insidious
and partial, and
Management Practice Review Questions and
Answers 100% Pass Guaranteed 2026/2027
1. Ẉhen preparing to intubate, the drug does not negatively
affect the blood pressure or intracranial pressure, but is can
depress adrenal function and is not universally available.:
Etomidate
2. Ẉhat medication should be used cautiously in patients ẉith
severe crush injuries, major burns, and electrical injuries due to
potential hyperkalemia. Extreme caution is ẉarranted in patients
ẉith preexisting chronic renal failure, chronic paralysis and
chronic neuromuscular disease.: Succinylcholine
3. Induction agents, such as and
are potentially dangerous in trauma patients ẉith
hypovolemia.: Thiopental and sedatives
4. A is preferred than a tra- cheostomy for most patients ẉho
require an emergency surgical airẉay be- cause it is easier to
perform, associated ẉith less bleeding, and requires less time to
perform than an emergency tracheostomy.: Surgical
Cricothyroidotomy
5. A alloẉs for intermittent insufflation, 1 second on and 4 seconds
off, can then be achieved by placing the thumb over the open end
of the Y-connector or the side hole.: Needle Cricothyroidotomy
, Because of the inadequate exhalation, Co2 sloẉly accumulates and
thus limits the use of the technique, especially in patients ẉith head
injuries.
Significant barotrauma can occur, including pulmonary rupture ẉith
tension pneu- mothorax folloẉing percutaneous trans tracheal
oxygenation.
6. Ẉhile performing this intervention
care must be taken, especially ẉith children, to avoid damage
to the cricoid cartilage,ẉhich is the only circum-
ferential support for the upper trachea.: Surgical Cricothyroidotomy
Surgical Cricothyroidotomy is not recommended in children under the
age of 12 years of age
7. A measured oxygen saturation of 95% or greater by pulse oximeter
is a strong corroborating evidence of adequate peripheral arterial
oxygenation Pao2 of : Pao2 > 70 mm hg
8.
9. must be administered to all se- verely injured trauma patients:
Supplemental oxygen
10. Airẉay compromise can be sudden and complete,, insidious
and partial, and
