WorksheetsRespiratory Treatments & Disorders
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Which French size of catheter is used in checking the presence of Choanal atresia?
Fr 10
Fr 12
Fr 14
Fr 6
When assessing a child with Choanal Atresia, the nurse occludes which of the following?
one nares
both nares
both mouth and nose
mouth
Which of the following is true regarding Choanal atresia?
It is more common in female than male
Unilateral is more common than bilateral
It affects the posterior palate
The child with Choanal atresia often experiences regurgitation
When suctioning a child with tracheostomy, the nurse applies suction for about:
2 seconds
5 seconds
15 seconds
30 seconds
Which of the following instrument is used to visualize the glottis when intubating a child?
endoscope
microscope
laryngoscope
stethoscope
What is the meaning of ETT?
(a)
The cuff in endotracheal intubation should be:
inflated
deflated
removed
taped securely
ETT is usually connected to which of the following?
Suction machine
nebulizing machine
mechanical ventilator
ABG machine
The Tidal volume is the amount of air received by the client in each breathing. The normal Tidal volume is about
5 ml
50 ml
500 ml
5000 ml
A child who will undergo Lung transplant will have a clam incision which is done on which of the following area?
4th Intercostal space
5th intercostal space
3rd intercostal space
6th intercostal space
Which of the following tubes is not inserted during lung transplantation procedure?
nasogastric tube
foley catheter
endotracheal tube
Rectal tube
Which of the following medication is prescribed to a child who underwent Lung transplantation?
Acetaminophen
Mucomyst
Cephalosporin
Prednisone
Surveillance biopsy is done to a child who underwent Lung transplantation:
every month for the first year and then at 18 months and 4 year
every 4 months for the first year, 18 months and 3 years
every 3 months for the first year, 18 months and 1 years
every other month for the first year, 18 months and 5 years
The nurse is going to assist a child to perform incentive Spirometry. The nurse position the child in which of the following position?
Fowler's
Reverse trendelenburg
Supine
Prone
The __________ covers the entrance to the trachea.
the epiglottis
the tonsils
the base of the tongue
the submandibular lymph nodes
The tip of an incorrectly placed endotracheal tube is most likely in the
nasal cavity
oropharynx
soft palate
esophagus
Over-inflating the endotracheal tube cuff can cause
post-op coughing
damage to the cells lining the trachea
tracheal rupture
all of the above
In performing Incentive Spirometry, the nurse instructs the client to seal lips tightly around the mouthpiece and inhales deeply and holds his breath for about:
3 seconds
5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
Incentive spirometry should be done:
5 to 10 times every 1 to 2 hours
1 to 2 times every 5 hours
10 to 15 times every 5 hours
5 times every 2 to 5 hours
Name the tracheostomy set (3) from left to right
(a)
