ATI MEDICAL SURGICAL RESPIRATORY EXAM
NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE ALL 70
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |
ALREADY GRADED A+
side effect of cisplatin (treat multiple cancer) IV - ANSWER Tinnitus
R: SE is ototoxicity
COPD w/ pneumonia - ANSWER Respiratory acidosis
R: common complication of COPD. this occurs because clients who have COPD are
unable to exhale CO2 due to a loss of elastic recoil in the lungs
preparing to get blood for ABGs - ANSWER Perform Allen's test
R: the nurse should ensure that circulation to the hand is adequate from the ulnar a. in
case the radial injury is injured from the blood draw. the most common site for
withdrawal of ABGs is radial a.
pursed lip breathing - ANSWER promotes carbon dioxide elimination
R: patieint with COPD w/emphysema shoudl use pursed-lip breathing when
experiencing dyspnea
preparing client for thoracentesis - ANSWER sitting while leaning forward over the
bedside table
R: this position maximizes the space between the clients ribs and allows for aspiration
of accumulated fluid and air
indication of pulmonary embolism - ANSWER sudden onset of dyspnea
R: clinical manifestation have a rapid onset. Dyspnea occurs due to reduced blood flow
to the lungs
COPD client that is malnourished - ANSWER Eat high-calorie foods first
teaching plan for acute asthma patient, include what first? - ANSWER patient's
perception of disease process and what might have triggered past attacks
NEWEST ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE ALL 70
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
WITH RATIONALES (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |
ALREADY GRADED A+
side effect of cisplatin (treat multiple cancer) IV - ANSWER Tinnitus
R: SE is ototoxicity
COPD w/ pneumonia - ANSWER Respiratory acidosis
R: common complication of COPD. this occurs because clients who have COPD are
unable to exhale CO2 due to a loss of elastic recoil in the lungs
preparing to get blood for ABGs - ANSWER Perform Allen's test
R: the nurse should ensure that circulation to the hand is adequate from the ulnar a. in
case the radial injury is injured from the blood draw. the most common site for
withdrawal of ABGs is radial a.
pursed lip breathing - ANSWER promotes carbon dioxide elimination
R: patieint with COPD w/emphysema shoudl use pursed-lip breathing when
experiencing dyspnea
preparing client for thoracentesis - ANSWER sitting while leaning forward over the
bedside table
R: this position maximizes the space between the clients ribs and allows for aspiration
of accumulated fluid and air
indication of pulmonary embolism - ANSWER sudden onset of dyspnea
R: clinical manifestation have a rapid onset. Dyspnea occurs due to reduced blood flow
to the lungs
COPD client that is malnourished - ANSWER Eat high-calorie foods first
teaching plan for acute asthma patient, include what first? - ANSWER patient's
perception of disease process and what might have triggered past attacks
