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Chapter 21 Quiz

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  A Venturi mask
B  A nasal cannula
C  An oropharyngeal catheter
D  A nonrebreathing mask
Question #2
A  Turning and repositioning the client every 4 hours
B  Maintaining the client in a high Fowler’s position
C  Ensuring that the client remains sedated while intubated
D  Cleaning the client’s mouth with chlorhexidine daily
Question #3
A   “I received my pain medication 10 minutes ago, let’s do my CPT now.”
B  “I just changed into my running suit; we can do my CPT now.”
C  “I just finished eating my lunch, I’m ready for my CPT now.”
D  “I have been coughing all morning and am barely bringing anything up.”
Question #5
A  Use the spirometer twice every hour
B  Maintain a supine position to use the spirometer.
C  Inhale and exhale rapidly with the spirometer.
D  Expect coughing when using the spirometer properly.
Question #6
A  13 mm Hg
B  19 mm Hg
C  22 mm Hg
D  16 mm Hg
Question #7
A  exhale deeply as the nurse reinflates the cuff.
B  cough as the cuff is being deflated.
C  take a deep breath as the nurse deflates the cuff.
D  hold the breath as the cuff is being reinflated.
Question #8
A  cough as the cuff is being deflated.
B  hold the breath as the cuff is being reinflated.
C  take a deep breath as the nurse deflates the cuff.
D  exhale deeply as the nurse reinflates the cuff.
Question #10
A  It will assist with widening the airway.
B  It increases the respiratory rate to improve oxygenation.
C  It prolongs exhalation.
D  It will prevent the alveoli from overexpanding.
Question #11
A  Promote more efficient and controlled ventilation and to decrease the work of breathing
B  Promote the client’s ability to take in oxygen
C  Promote the strengthening of the client’s diaphragm
D  Improve oxygen transport; induce a slow, deep breathing pattern; and assist the client to control breathing
Question #12
A  To decrease the work of breathing
B  To reduce stress on the myocardium
C  To provide adequate transport of oxygen in the blood
D  To clear respiratory secretions
E  To provide visual feedback to encourage the client to inhale slowly and deeply
Question #13
A  Impaired physical mobility related to being on a ventilator
B  Risk for infection related to endotracheal intubation and suctioning
C  Impaired gas exchange related to ventilator setting adjustments
D  Risk for trauma related to endotracheal intubation and cuff pressure
Question #14
A  report fluctuations in the water-seal chamber.
B  clamp the chest tube once every shift.
C  encourage coughing and deep breathing.
D  milk the chest tube every 2 hours.
Question #16
A  Milk the chest tube.
B  Place the head of the patient’s bed flat
C  Notify the physician.
D  Disconnect the system and get another.
Question #17
A  The patient will begin the weaning process.
B  The patient will have an insertion of a tracheostomy tube.
C  The patient will be extubated and a nasotracheal tube will be inserted.
D  The patient will be extubated and another endotracheal tube will be inserted.
Question #18
A  Troubleshoot to identify the malfunction.
B  Manually ventilate the client.
C  Reposition the endotracheal tube.
D  Notify the respiratory therapist.
Question #19
A  Wedge resection
B  Pneumonectomy
C  Segmentectomy
D  Lobectomy
Question #20
A  Apply a dressing over the wound and tape it on three sides.
B  Prepare to start an I.V. line.
C  Prepare a chest tube insertion tray.
D  Draw blood for a hematocrit and hemoglobin level.
Question #21
A  Apply a dressing over the wound and tape it on three sides.
B  Draw blood for a hematocrit and hemoglobin level.
C  Prepare a chest tube insertion tray.
D  Prepare to start an I.V. line.
Question #23
A  Suction the client, withdraw residual air from the cuff, and reinflate it.
B  Call the physician.
C  Add more air to the cuff.
D  Remove the malfunctioning cuff.
Question #25
A  Pain of 5 on a 1-to-10 scale
B  Moderate amounts of colorless sputum
C  Chest tube drainage, 190 mL/hr
D  Heart rate, 112 bpm
Question #26
A  Make sure that a thoracotomy tube is linked to open chest drainage.
B  Restrict intravenous fluids for at least 24 hours.
C  Assist with positioning the client on the right side.
D  Encourage coughing to mobilize secretions.
Question #27
A  Low-flow systems
B  Transtracheal
C  Hyperbaric
D  High-flow systems
Question #29
A  Secure the chest tube with tape.
B  Apply an occlusive dressing and notify the physician.
C  Place the end of the chest tube in a container of sterile saline.
D  Clamp the chest tube immediately.
Question #30
A  “Breathe in and out quickly.”
B  “Don’t use the incentive spirometer more than 5 times every hour.”
C  “You need to start using the incentive spirometer 2 days after surgery.”
D  “Before you do the exercise, I’ll give you pain medication if you need it.”
Question #33
A  The patient is in a hypermetabolic state.
B  The patient is having a myocardial infarction.
C  The patient is having a stress reaction
D  The patient is hypoxic from suctioning.
Question #35
A  “Do not move during the removal of the chest tube because moving will make it more painful.”
B  “While the chest tube is being removed, raise your arms above your head.”
C  “When the tube is being removed, take a deep breath, exhale, and bear down.”
D  “Exhale forcefully while the chest tube is being removed.”
Question #37
A  Pressure necrosis
B  Tracheal bleeding
C  Aspiration pneumonia
D  Tracheal ischemia
Question #38
A  Aspiration pneumonia
B  Pressure necrosis
C  Tracheal ischemia
D  Tracheal bleeding
Question #39
A  Partial-rebreathing mask
B  T-piece
C  Nasal cannula
D  Venturi mask
Question #40
A  Catheter
B  Nonrebreathing mask
C  Face tent
D  Venturi mask
Question #41
A  Suction the client’s artificial airway.
B  Check for an apical pulse.
C  Ventilate the client with a handheld mechanical ventilator
D  Increase the oxygen percentage.
Question #42
A  Inform the patient that using the spirometer is not necessary if the patient is experiencing pain
B  Have the patient lie in a supine position during the use of the spirometer.
C  Encourage the patient to take approximately 10 breaths per hour, while awake.
D  Encourage the patient to try to stop coughing during and after using the spirometer.
Question #43
A  Time cycled
B  Pressure cycled
C  Negative pressure
D  Volume cycled
Question #44
A  Contacts the respiratory therapy department to report the ventilator is malfunctioning
B  Consults with the physician about removing the client from the ventilator
C  Changes the setting on the ventilator to increase breaths to 14 per minute
D  Continues assessing the client’s respiratory status frequently
Question #45
A  Partial pressure of arterial carbon dioxide (PaCO2)
B  pH
C  Partial pressure of arterial oxygen (PaO2)
D  Bicarbonate (HCO3–)
Question #46
A  Deflating the cuff before removing the tube
B  Ensuring that humidified oxygen is always introduced through the tube
C  Checking the cuff pressure every 6 to 8 hours
D  Routinely deflating the cuff
Question #47
A  Have the patient cough.
B  Have the patient inform the nurse of the need to be suctioned.
C  Auscultate the lung for adventitious sounds.
D  Assess the CO2 level to determine if the patient requires suctioning.
Question #49
A  Dries and reinserts the inner cannula or replaces it with a new disposable inner cannula
B  Puts on clean gloves; removes and discards the soiled dressing in a biohazard container
C  Places clean tracheostomy ties then removes soiled ties after the new ties are in place
D  Cleans the wound and the plate with a sterile cotton tip moistened with hydrogen peroxide
Question #52
A  Time-cycled
B  Pressure-cycled
C  Volume-controlled
D  Negative-pressure
Question #53
A  Monitoring serial blood gas values every 4 hours
B  Auscultating the lungs for bilateral breath sounds
C  Providing frequent oral hygiene
D  Turning the client from side to side every 2 hours
Question #56
A  An Ambu bag
B  A bottle of sterile water
C  A set of hemostats
D  An incentive spirometer
Question #57
A  Higher than normal endotracheal cuff pressure
B  Malfunction of the alarm button
C  A kink in the ventilator tubing
D  A cut or slice in the tubing from the ventilator
Question #58
A  0 to 5 seconds
B  10 to 15 seconds
C   20 to 25 seconds
D  30 to 35 seconds
Question #59
A  The chest tube is obstructed.
B  The system is functioning normally.
C  The client has a pneumothorax.
D  The system has an air leak.
Question #60
A  Keeping the collection chamber at chest level
B  Maintaining continuous bubbling in the water-seal chamber
C  Measuring and documenting the drainage in the collection chamber
D  Stripping the chest tube every hour