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Respiratory Part 2
Due Mar 2 at 9:30am Points 100 Questions 50
Available Mar 2 at 8am - Mar 2 at 11:59pm about 16 hours
Time Limit 90 Minutes
Instructions
50 Questions
90 minutes
Critical think and recall lecture discussion
Attempt History
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Question 1 pts
The nurse is caring for a patient with pneumonia. Which set of
laboratory tests will be most helpful to the nurse to monitor the
condition of this patient?
Electrolytes and serum creatinine
, Complete blood count (CBC) and urinalysis
Correct Answer White blood cell (WBC) count and arterial blood gases (ABGs)
You Answered Partial thromboplastin time (PTT) and serum potassium
Question 2 pts
A patient is admitted to a respiratory unit with a diagnosis of
pneumonia. Assessment data reveal the patient to be febrile and
experiencing a weak, congested-sounding cough, with moist
crackles throughout the lung fields. Based on the data provided,
the nurse will focus care on which issue?
Correct!
Inability to clear the airway
Difficulty with breathing
Confusion from fever
Inadequate oxygen level
Question 3 pts
The nurse is reviewing data collected on a patient with a
respiratory disorder. Which factors does the nurse identify as
placing the patient at risk for lung cancer?
, Correct!
Smoking and exposure to radon gas
Living in crowded conditions and a lack of sunlight
Living in a cold climate and having pets
Eating foods high in beta carotene and fiber
Question 4 pts
A patient with lung cancer develops pleural effusion. Which
explanation by the nurse would help the patient understand this
problem?
Correct Answer
“Fluid has collected in the space between your lungs and the sac
surrounding your lungs.”
“Pus has developed in your alveoli that must be removed to
improve your breathing.”
You Answered
“Fluid in your pericardial sac places pressure on your lungs,
making it difficult to breathe.”
“You have large amounts of fluid collecting in your airways
because of your diagnosis.”