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Chapter 24 Quiz

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

Question #2
A  Fluticasone propionate
B  Albuterol
C  Ipratropium bromide and albuterol sulfate
D  Ipratropium bromide
Question #3
A  “I will take a slow, deep breath in after pushing down on the MDI.”
B  “I can’t use a spacer or holding chamber with the MDI.”
C  “I will shake the MDI container before I use it.”
D  “Because I am prescribed a corticosteroid-containing MDI, I will rinse my mouth with water after use.”
Question #4
A  Chest tightness
B  Productive cough
C  Inflammation
D  Shortness of breath
Question #5
A  Mucus secretions that block airways
B  Overinflated alveoli that impair gas exchange
C  Decreased numbers of goblet cells
D  Inflamed airways that obstruct airflow
E  Dry airways that obstruct airflow
Question #6
A  Theophylline
B  Budesonide
C  Albuterol
D  Cromolyn sodium
Question #7
A  Sits in a straight–back chair and leans forward
B  Exhales hard and fast with a single blow
C  Records in a diary the number achieved after one breath
D  Inhales deeply and holds the breath
Question #8
A  has a pulse oximetry reading of 93%.
B  sits in tripod position.
C  uses the sternocleidomastoid muscles.
D  wants the head of the bed raised to a 90-degree level.
Question #11
A  Metabolic acidosis
B  Metabolic alkalosis
C  Respiratory acidosis
D  Respiratory alkalosis
Question #12
A  Both procedures treat patients with bullous emphysema.
B  Both procedures treat end-stage emphysema.
C  Both procedures cure COPD.
D  Both procedures improve the overall quality of life of a client with COPD.
Question #13
A  Ineffective coping related to anxiety
B   High risk for ineffective therapeutic regimen management related to lack of knowledge
C  Disturbed sleep pattern related to cough
D  Activity intolerance related to fatigue
Question #14
A  “After I breathe in, I will hold my breath for 10 seconds.”
B  “I do not need to rinse my mouth with this type of inhaler.”
C  “If I use the spacer, I know I am only supposed to push on the inhaler once.”
D  “I will make sure to take a slow, deep breath as I push on my inhaler.”
Question #16
A  Metabolic acidosis
B  Respiratory alkalosis
C  Respiratory acidosis
D  Metabolic alkalosis
Question #18
A  An inhaled corticosteroid
B  An oral corticosteroid
C  An inhaled beta2-adrenergic agonist
D  An I.V. beta2-adrenergic agonist
Question #19
A  Encouraging the client to drink three glasses of fluid daily
B  Administering a sedative as ordered
C  Keeping the client in semi-Fowler’s position
D  Using a Venturi mask to deliver oxygen as ordered
Question #21
A  moderate COPD.
B  mild COPD.
C   very severe COPD.
D  at risk for COPD.
E  severe COPD.
Question #22
A  Avoiding the use of oxygen to decrease the hypoxic drive
B  Providing sufficient oxygen to improve oxygenation
C  Monitoring the pulse oximetry to assess need for early intervention when PCO2 levels
D  Increasing pH
Question #23
A  Dry airways that obstruct airflow
B  Mucus secretions that block airways
C  Inflamed airways that obstruct airflow
D  Overinflated alveoli that impair gas exchange
E  Decreased numbers of goblet cells
Question #24
A  Collects sputum for culture and sensitivity
B  Provides nebulized tobramycin (TOBI)
C  Administers vancomycin intravenously
D  Gives oral pancreatic enzymes with meals
Question #25
A  Assesses fasting blood glucose levels
B  Encourages the client to decrease caloric intake due to increased appetite
C  Informs the client to limit fluid intake due to fluid retention
D  Aspirates for blood return before injecting the medication
Question #26
A  “Many options are available for you.”
B   “I can refer you to the American Lung Association.”
C  “Nicotine patches would be appropriate for you.”
D  “Have you tried to quit smoking before?”
Question #27
A  Cannot perform activities of daily living
B  Has a respiratory rate of 28 breaths/minute
C  Has wheezes in the right lung lobes
D   Reports shortness of breath
Question #28
A  Administer the triamcinolone and then administer the salmeterol.
B  Administer the salmeterol and then administer the triamcinolone.
C  Allow the client to choose the order in which the drugs are administered.
D  Monitor the client’s theophylline level before administering the medications.
Question #30
A  at risk for COPD.
B  severe COPD.
C  mild COPD.
D  moderate COPD.
E  very severe COPD.
Question #31
A  Ipratropium bromide and albuterol sulfate
B  Albuterol
C  Ipratropium bromide
D  Fluticasone propionate
Question #32
A  Chest pain during respiration
B  Sputum and a productive cough
C  Fever, chills, and diaphoresis
D  Tachypnea and tachycardia
Question #33
A  Ambient air pollution
B  Exposure to tobacco smoke
C  Passive smoking
D  Occupational exposure
Question #35
A  Alveoli
B  Lung parenchyma
C  Bullae
D  Mast cells
Question #36
A  IgA-mediated
B  IgE-mediated
C   IgM-mediated
D  IgD-mediated
Question #39
A  muffled or distant heart sounds.
B  diminished or absent breath sounds on the affected side.
C  tracheal deviation to the unaffected side.
D  paradoxical chest wall movement with respirations.
Question #40
A  Ascites
B  Decreased airflow
C  Jugular vein distention
D  Wheezes
E  Compromised gas exchange
Question #41
A  Performing chest physiotherapy as ordered
B  Providing the client a low-sodium diet
C  Restricting oral intake to 1,000 mL/day
D  Discussing palliative care and end-of-life issues with the client
Question #42
A  teaching the family how to perform postural drainage.
B  implementing measures to clear pulmonary secretions.
C  instructing the client on the signs of respiratory infection.
D  providing the client a low-calorie, high-fiber diet.
Question #43
A  Chronic dilatation of a bronchus or bronchi
B  A disease of the airways characterized by destruction of the walls of overdistended alveoli
C  A disease that results in reversible airflow obstruction, a common clinical outcome
D  Presence of cough and sputum production for at least a combined total of 2 to 3 months in each of two consecutive years
Question #44
A  Asthma
B  Cerebral palsy
C  Obesity
D  Autism
Question #47
A  Respiratory acidosis
B  Respiratory alkalosis
C  Metabolic acidosis
D  Metabolic alkalosis
Question #48
A  Ipratropium bromide (Alupent) by metered-dose inhaler
B  Oxygen through nasal cannula at 2 L/minute
C  Vancomycin 1 gram intravenously over 1 hour
D  Intravenous methylprednisolone (Solu–Medrol) 120 mg
Question #49
A  Allergy
B  Air pollution
C  Congenital malformations
D  Male gender
Question #50
A  very severe COPD.
B  severe COPD.
C  moderate COPD.
D  at risk for COPD.
E  mild COPD.
Question #54
A  Haemophilus influenzae and varicella
B  Streptococcus pneumonia and varicella
C  Streptococcus pneumonia and Haemophilus influenzae
D  Haemophilus influenzae and Gardasil
Question #55
A  Records in a diary the number achieved after one breath
B  Sits in a straight–back chair and leans forward
C  Inhales deeply and holds the breath
D  Exhales hard and fast with a single blow
Question #56
A  Occupational exposure
B  Exposure to tobacco smoke
C  Passive smoking
D  Ambient air pollution
Question #57
A  Respiratory acidosis
B  Respiratory alkalosis
C  Metabolic acidosis
D  Metabolic alkalosis
Question #58
A  Heart rate of 100 beats/minute
B  Urine output of 40 ml/hour
C  Respiratory rate of 22 breaths/minute
D  Dilated and reactive pupils
Question #60
A  Usually does not progress to severe obstruction
B  Patients have a productive cough.
C  A severe asthma episode that is refractory to initial therapy
D  Usually occurs with warning
Question #62
A  Lymphocytes
B  Mast cells
C  Eosiniphils
D  Neutrophils