FISDAP AIRWAY EXAM MID EAST EXAM
PRACTICE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
High ETCO2 causes - ANSWERS-hypoventilation and ROSC
treatments - manage airway, provide adequate ventilation
- In ROSC, patients ETCO2 will go up very high and then it
will start
to come back down after a couple minutes.
lung sounds of patients experiencing asthma - ANSWERS-
wheezing
,lung sounds of patients experiencing Chronic Bronchitis -
ANSWERS-Rhonchi
lung sounds of patients Pulmonary Edema - ANSWERS-
Crackles
Significance of a patient taking beta 2 agonists, Singulair and
antibiotics in assisting you in determining what breathing
problem is occurring. - ANSWERS-Beta 2 = history of asthma,
singular = history of COPD,
Antibiotics = History of Pneumonia
Most common life-threatening hazard of moving patients
that are intubated - ANSWERS-Tube placement and airway
trauma from the tube not being secured
When should you perform or consider deep tracheal
suctioning - ANSWERS-When your patient has tons of fluid
in lungs, resistance in BVM, secretions in ET
Where does cellular respiration occur? - ANSWERS-Alveoli
, Valium - ANSWERS-2mg IV/IM - reduce anxiety/minor
sedation
Treatment of asthma patients depending on how they
present (wheezes or not, mannerism of
speaking, distress etc) - ANSWERS-Patients who are
hypersensitive- remove them from irritant
Asthma patient who is dehydrated- needs hydrated
Asthma patients who are wheezing- Nebulizer treatment,
also consider corticosteroid and CPAP
Blue Bloater (Chronic Bronchitis) - ANSWERS-Chronic
Bronchitis: airway flow problem, recurrent productive
cough, hypoxia, respiratory
acidosis, dyspnea on exertion, high hemoglobin, 'blue
bloater' increase respiratory rate, dyspnea on
exertion, digital clubbing, fat finger tips, cardiac
enlargement, bilateral lower extremity enlargement
pink puffer - ANSWERS-Emphysema: Pursed lip breathing,
barrel chested, high RR (to compensate for poor functioning
PRACTICE EXAM WITH CORRECT ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY WELL
DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST ALREADY
GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
High ETCO2 causes - ANSWERS-hypoventilation and ROSC
treatments - manage airway, provide adequate ventilation
- In ROSC, patients ETCO2 will go up very high and then it
will start
to come back down after a couple minutes.
lung sounds of patients experiencing asthma - ANSWERS-
wheezing
,lung sounds of patients experiencing Chronic Bronchitis -
ANSWERS-Rhonchi
lung sounds of patients Pulmonary Edema - ANSWERS-
Crackles
Significance of a patient taking beta 2 agonists, Singulair and
antibiotics in assisting you in determining what breathing
problem is occurring. - ANSWERS-Beta 2 = history of asthma,
singular = history of COPD,
Antibiotics = History of Pneumonia
Most common life-threatening hazard of moving patients
that are intubated - ANSWERS-Tube placement and airway
trauma from the tube not being secured
When should you perform or consider deep tracheal
suctioning - ANSWERS-When your patient has tons of fluid
in lungs, resistance in BVM, secretions in ET
Where does cellular respiration occur? - ANSWERS-Alveoli
, Valium - ANSWERS-2mg IV/IM - reduce anxiety/minor
sedation
Treatment of asthma patients depending on how they
present (wheezes or not, mannerism of
speaking, distress etc) - ANSWERS-Patients who are
hypersensitive- remove them from irritant
Asthma patient who is dehydrated- needs hydrated
Asthma patients who are wheezing- Nebulizer treatment,
also consider corticosteroid and CPAP
Blue Bloater (Chronic Bronchitis) - ANSWERS-Chronic
Bronchitis: airway flow problem, recurrent productive
cough, hypoxia, respiratory
acidosis, dyspnea on exertion, high hemoglobin, 'blue
bloater' increase respiratory rate, dyspnea on
exertion, digital clubbing, fat finger tips, cardiac
enlargement, bilateral lower extremity enlargement
pink puffer - ANSWERS-Emphysema: Pursed lip breathing,
barrel chested, high RR (to compensate for poor functioning
