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Resp System NursingVersión en línea nursing por Dr. David Myers 1 For patients with throat disorders, for what does the nurse inspect the mucous membranes for? select all Choose one or more answers a redness b drainage c cyanosis d swelling 2 During epistaxis, the patient's vital signs are monitored to detect signs of: a hypokalemia b hypernatremia c hypovolemia d inadequate circulation 3 Serious neurological complications should be suspected in patients with sinusitis if the patient develops what? a tachycardia and restlessness b high fever and seizures c confusion and cyanosis d dyspnea and anxiety 4 The respiratory function of the nose is to: select all Choose one or more answers a warm b filter c humidify d detect odors 5 the upper resp tract contains what structures? select all Choose one or more answers a pharynx b lacrimal ducts c tonsils d Eustachian tubes 6 Which upper resp condition is actually a bacterial infection? a rhinitis medicamentosa b allergic rhinitis c sinusitis d common cold 7 What response does histamine release cause in the mucous membranes of the nose? a increased surface area of nasal passages b decreased ciliary movement c stimulation of olfactory cells d urticaria, redness, edema 8 what are the potential anticholinergic adverse effects of antihistamine therapy? select all Choose one or more answers a diarrhea b dry mouth c blurred vision d urinary retention 9 Antihistamines such as fexofenadine work by what mechanism? a cause sedation and dryness b Block H1 receptor sites c constrict blood vessels d elicit production of antibodies 10 Recommendation for patients with allergic rhinitis that do not respond to antihistamines? a take cromolyn sodium b increase antihistamine dose c take NSAIDs d take topical or systemic corticosteroids 11 Tell a patient when teaching about cromolyn sodium? a "2 to 4 weeks of therapy is usually required" b "This med causes bronchodilation" c "Take on an empty stomach" d "discontinue immediately when feeling better"

Resp System NursingVersión en línea

nursing

por Dr. David Myers

For patients with throat disorders, for what does the nurse inspect the mucous membranes for? select all

Choose one or more answers

redness

drainage

cyanosis

swelling

During epistaxis, the patient's vital signs are monitored to detect signs of:

hypokalemia

hypernatremia

hypovolemia

inadequate circulation

Serious neurological complications should be suspected in patients with sinusitis if the patient develops what?

tachycardia and restlessness

high fever and seizures

confusion and cyanosis

dyspnea and anxiety

The respiratory function of the nose is to: select all

Choose one or more answers

warm

filter

humidify

detect odors

the upper resp tract contains what structures? select all

Choose one or more answers

pharynx

lacrimal ducts

tonsils

Eustachian tubes

Which upper resp condition is actually a bacterial infection?

rhinitis medicamentosa

allergic rhinitis

sinusitis

common cold

What response does histamine release cause in the mucous membranes of the nose?

increased surface area of nasal passages

decreased ciliary movement

stimulation of olfactory cells

urticaria, redness, edema

what are the potential anticholinergic adverse effects of antihistamine therapy? select all

Choose one or more answers

diarrhea

dry mouth

blurred vision

urinary retention

Antihistamines such as fexofenadine work by what mechanism?

cause sedation and dryness

Block H1 receptor sites

constrict blood vessels

elicit production of antibodies

Recommendation for patients with allergic rhinitis that do not respond to antihistamines?

take cromolyn sodium

increase antihistamine dose

take NSAIDs

take topical or systemic corticosteroids

Tell a patient when teaching about cromolyn sodium?

"2 to 4 weeks of therapy is usually required"

"This med causes bronchodilation"

"Take on an empty stomach"

"discontinue immediately when feeling better"

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por Dr. David Myers

For patients with throat disorders, for what does the nurse inspect the mucous membranes for? select all

Choose one or more answers

During epistaxis, the patient's vital signs are monitored to detect signs of:

Serious neurological complications should be suspected in patients with sinusitis if the patient develops what?

The respiratory function of the nose is to: select all

Choose one or more answers

the upper resp tract contains what structures? select all

Choose one or more answers

Which upper resp condition is actually a bacterial infection?

What response does histamine release cause in the mucous membranes of the nose?

what are the potential anticholinergic adverse effects of antihistamine therapy? select all

Choose one or more answers

Antihistamines such as fexofenadine work by what mechanism?

Recommendation for patients with allergic rhinitis that do not respond to antihistamines?

Tell a patient when teaching about cromolyn sodium?