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Take A Deep Breath!Versión en línea You might need to play audio or look at the picture to understand the question. por Leila Durch-Anderson 1 This auscultated breath sound is called...? And the treatment is....? a Crackles. CPAP, start at PEEP of 5. b Wheezing. Nebulized albuterol. c Croup. Nebulized EPI. d Stridor. Heimlich maneuver. 2 This auscultated breath sound is called...? And the treatment is....? a Crackles. CPAP, start at PEEP of 5. b Wheezing. Nebulized albuterol. c Croup. Nebulized EPI. d Clear breath sounds. No treatment required. 3 This auscultated breath sound is called...? And the treatment is....? a Crackles. CPAP, start at PEEP of 5. b Wheezing. Nebulized albuterol. c Croup. Nebulized EPI. d Stridor. Heimlich maneuver. 4 If you only have one oxygen source, where does it go when using this device? (BVM with neb attachment, connected to a mask not ET tube) a BVM at 15lpm or higher b CPAP wide open c Nebulizer at 6-8lpm d Needs two tanks to function properly 5 PEEP (Positive End Expiratory Pressure) is used in conjunction with....? Choose one or more answers a CPAP. Start at 5, typically no more than 10. b Nebulizer. Start at 7, no more than 15. c BVM. Start at 5, typically no more than 10. d Nasal cannula. Start at 15, no more than 25. 6 You're unable to hear the breath sounds. That means....? Choose one or more answers a Great news! Silence is golden and they are probably clear. b Silence is deadly and the patient is unable to move enough air for auscultation. c End tidal might be helpful in determining rapid breathing from bronchoconstriction vs shallow rapid breathing from anxiety. d Absent breath sounds on one side, could mean a collapsed lung. 7 The flow rate for the nebulizer is....? a 15lpm or higher b 10-15lpm c 1-6lpm d 6-8lpm 8 A pulmonary embolism typically presents with....? a Clear lung sounds bilaterally but shortness of breath b Wheezing to the affected lobe c Crackles in the lower lobes d Absent lung sounds unilaterally 9 Pulmonary edema sounds like....? a Clear b Wheezing c Crackles or rales d Ronchi 10 Stridor is.....? Choose one or more answers a An upper airway problem b High pitched and usually indicates an obstruction/swelling c A lower airway problem d A type of wheeze from aspirating Feedback 4 BVM will work on room air. A nebulizer will NOT deliver any medication without oxygen flowing through it. Therefore the nebulizer port has priority on receiving oxygen in this device. 5 PEEP is utilized on CPAP, but can also be used with a BVM (service and patient dependent of course). It prevents alveolar collapse (the small air sacs from fully shutting), which increases gas exchange and reduces the work required of the next ventilation.

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Take A Deep Breath!Versión en línea

por Leila Durch-Anderson

This auscultated breath sound is called...? And the treatment is....?

This auscultated breath sound is called...? And the treatment is....?

This auscultated breath sound is called...? And the treatment is....?

If you only have one oxygen source, where does it go when using this device? (BVM with neb attachment, connected to a mask not ET tube)

PEEP (Positive End Expiratory Pressure) is used in conjunction with....?

Choose one or more answers

You're unable to hear the breath sounds. That means....?

Choose one or more answers

The flow rate for the nebulizer is....?

A pulmonary embolism typically presents with....?

Pulmonary edema sounds like....?

Stridor is.....?

Choose one or more answers

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