FISDAP Readiness 2 remediation Questions and Answers 2023

Administration of a bronchodilator - 1) inhaler is administrated only if gestured by the patient *indication (gesture) is crucial 2) contact medical control if needed Assessment and treatment of patient with foreign body object - Talking/crying patients have an open airway If ^ is absent, you may hear stridor or snoring Foreign body objects may need to be removed through abdominal thrusts or chest compressions Determining the appropriate oxygen delivery device based on patient signs, symptoms and history - Nasal Cannula: -patient needs just enough to saturate more than 94% O2 -patient is claustrophobic or cannot tolerate a NRB -patients who require long term oxygen such as COPD NRB: -patients in shock, or with hypoxia from any cause -in need of high flow oxygen but breathing on own BVM: -patients unable to breathe on their own -in need of high flow oxygen -advanced airway will be required for effective delivery CPAP: -patient must be alert/able to follow commands -pulse ox 90% -26 breaths a minute