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The oropharynx refers to the area behind the

The tidal volume for an adult male of average size is approximately

Which patient is breathing adequately?

When using a nasal cannula to deliver oxygen, set the flow rate at

A patient should receive oxygen via a nonrebreather mask if he or she is having difficulty breathing or is

You should use the jaw thrust to open the airway if your patient

A danger of using a rigid suction catheter with infants and young children is that stimulating the back of the throat can

When suctioning any patient, you should insert the catheter no farther than the

The flow-restricted, oxygen-powered ventilation device should not be used on

You are ventilating an adult patient with the two-person bag-valve-mask procedure. Which sign would indicate that the patient is being adequately ventilated?

Your patient is a 35-year-old trauma victim. You are unable to open the airway by means of the jaw thrust and suctioning. You should

Which statement about inadequate breathing is correct?

Stridor is a sign of

Short, sudden respirations with long pauses in between are

Which patient would be most likely to have a barrel chest?

The purpose of listening with a stethoscope is to determine whether breath sounds are

Albuterol is prescribed as an inhaler under the trade names Proventil and

Your patient is a 24-year-old woman with a history of asthma. She is wheezing and gasping for breath and has a pulse rate of 88/min. You may assist her to use an inhaler if

Which of the following is a side effect of prescribed inhalers?

A seesaw pattern of breathing is a sign of

Your patient is unresponsive and has no gag reflex. After opening the airway, you should

The flow-restricted, oxygen-powered ventilation device is preferable to the bag-valve-mask technique when

Your patient has incurred facial trauma. Because of severe bleeding, blood is re-entering the airway as fast as you can suction it away. In this situation, you should

Your patient is complaining of shortness of breath but cannot tolerate a mask. You should

All of the following are signs of inadequate breathing EXCEPT

Another name for the windpipe is the

Inhalation begins when the

Which patient’s vital signs are within normal ranges?

To determine if the pupils of a patient’s eyes are normal, you would check to see whether they are equal and

Perfusion refers to the

All of the following are signs of labored respiration EXCEPT

A weak pulse may be an early sign of

Your patient is a 37-year-old woman who has been in a minor car accident. The patient is alert and oriented, and baseline vital signs are pulse, 76; respirations, 16/min; and BP, 118/78. When you check her vital signs 15 minutes later, you find that her pulse rate is now 92 and her respirations 24/minute and shallow. You should

For which patients should you palpate the pulse in the brachial artery?

Your patient’s vital signs are pulse, 96; respirations, 25/min; BP, 90/52. For which patient are these vital signs normal?

For which patient should you assess perfusion by checking capillary refill time?

All of the following are priority patients EXCEPT

When you use the DCAP-BTLS acronym to assess patients for injuries, the P refers to

The term crepitation refers to

Which question would you ask to evaluate the Q component of the OPQRST acronym?

A medical patient should receive a rapid trauma assessment if he or she

The purpose of the detailed physical examination is to

The components of the ongoing assessment include repeating the initial assessment, recording vital signs, repeating the focused assessment, and

To ensure that your patient does not consciously change the rate of breathing while you are assessing respirations, you should assess respirations

How does normal skin feel to the touch?

One way to assess skin color of infants and children is to check

When assessing a patient’s pupils in bright sunlight, you should

Your patient, a 26-year-old male, has a suspected broken ankle sustained while playing tennis. His vital signs are pulse, 58; respirations, 12; BP, 108/70; pupils normal and reactive; skin warm and dry. After recording these vital signs, you should

In infants and children, abdominal breathing is a sign of

Nonreactive pupils may be a sign of

When should you form your general impression of a patient’s condition?