PRN1409 CCC3 Exam 2
1. Age related changes in the respiratory system
-decreased cough reflex
-decreased ciliary action
-muscular atrophy
2. True or false:
A patient with multiple trauma injuries is at increased risk of developing ARDS
true
3. True or false:
A patient with sepsis on a ventilator would not be at risk of developing ARDS
False
4. What are acceptable food choices following a tonsillectomy?
-jello
-pudding
5. Why is early detection of TB important?
-Treatment will be more effective
-Spread to others will be minimized
-There will be fewer complications
6. If your patient stops wheezing during an acute asthma attack what is your priority
action?
notify the provider
, 7. What is not an intervention for the flu?
antibiotics
8. After 24 hours on antibiotics you are no longer ....?
contagious
9. What is a priority assessment after a laryngoscopy?
return of gag reflex
10. What is the reason for giving enoxaparin injections?
prevents blood clots
11. Your patient is diagnosed with pneumonia 30 hours after admission. What is this called?
community acquired
12. What is the main goal of treatment for epistaxis?
stop the bleeding
13. True or false:
It is possible to get a mild case of the flu from the flu vaccine
false
14. True or false:
After three failed attempts, it is no longer recommended to encourage patients to quit
smoking
false
1. Age related changes in the respiratory system
-decreased cough reflex
-decreased ciliary action
-muscular atrophy
2. True or false:
A patient with multiple trauma injuries is at increased risk of developing ARDS
true
3. True or false:
A patient with sepsis on a ventilator would not be at risk of developing ARDS
False
4. What are acceptable food choices following a tonsillectomy?
-jello
-pudding
5. Why is early detection of TB important?
-Treatment will be more effective
-Spread to others will be minimized
-There will be fewer complications
6. If your patient stops wheezing during an acute asthma attack what is your priority
action?
notify the provider
, 7. What is not an intervention for the flu?
antibiotics
8. After 24 hours on antibiotics you are no longer ....?
contagious
9. What is a priority assessment after a laryngoscopy?
return of gag reflex
10. What is the reason for giving enoxaparin injections?
prevents blood clots
11. Your patient is diagnosed with pneumonia 30 hours after admission. What is this called?
community acquired
12. What is the main goal of treatment for epistaxis?
stop the bleeding
13. True or false:
It is possible to get a mild case of the flu from the flu vaccine
false
14. True or false:
After three failed attempts, it is no longer recommended to encourage patients to quit
smoking
false
