For nasal prongs or cannula oxygen delivery should be higher than 6 liters

Up to 60 % oxygen can be supplied through the oxygen port at 6-10 LPM for a face mask

What is the primary reason to teach pursed-lip breathing to clients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

Which physical assessment finding would the nurse expect to find in a client with advanced chronic obstructive pulmonary disease?

An order is written for oxygen for a client with respiratory distress. Which diagnostic test most accurately evaluates the effectiveness of oxygen therapy?

The nurse is providing care to a patient with COPD. Which is the appropriate intervention when the patient complains of a frequent need to cough?

Which nursing action is appropriate for the client with a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who presents with bilateral crackles in the lower lung fields?

Which oxygen delivery device has an attached reservoir to administer 60-80% of high concentrations of oxygen?

Nurse Grim knows that which of the following results warrant a nursing intervention? Select all that apply

Which of the following Oxygenation therapy provides accurate percentage of Oxygen to the patient?

Define Hypoxemia

Hyperventilation is the state of ventilation in which the lungs remove carbon dioxide faster than it is produced by cellular metabolism

Which oxygen delivery system would you use for the LOWEST flow of oxygen?

What is the nursing role in patient education? (Select all that apply)

Pulmonary Ventilation is described as

Respiration is described as

Perfusion is described as

Hypoxia can occur when problems exit in which of the following (Select all that apply)

Signs and symptoms of hypoxia include (Select all that apply)

True or False: Hypoxia is often caused by hypoventilation

Signs and Symptoms of chronic hypoxia include (Select all that apply)

What disorders would you expect patients to have compromised respiratory functioning (Select all that apply)

What disorder impaired respiratory functioning due to a decreased number of RBC's

What are potential considerations when assessing an infants respiratory functioning (Select all that apply)

When an infant is exposed to second hand smoke, they are more likely to develop what type of diseases (Select all that apply)

What considerations does the nurse need to take when assessing the respiratory function of an older patient's (Select all that apply)

What type of medication causes the rate and depth of respirations to decrease

True or False: People who exercise regularly respond better to stressors to respiratory health

Smoking is a risk factor for the development of which of the following diseases (Select all that apply)

What is the most important risk factor for the development of COPD

Which of the following are nursing interventions for respiratory disorders (Select all that apply)

Patients with dyspnea and orthopnea are most comfortable in which bed position?

A patient comes into the clinic complaining of a persistent cough. The nurse recommends that the patient increase their fluid intake. What is the best explanation as to why the nurse recommended this?

What breathing exercises would the nurse implement to a patient with a respiratory disorder (Select all that apply)

A patient comes into the clinic with the chief complaint of a non-productive cough and complaints of excess mucous What medication would the nurse administer to make their cough more productive?

True or False: Oxygen is considered a medication and must be ordered by the provider

Oxygen can use used without an order in the following situations (Select all that apply)

True or False: The flow rate reflects the oxygen concentration actually being inspired by the patient

Which of the following is the BEST way to control SOB

What are some of the major risk factors for children and infants for the development of respiratory disorders (Select all that apply)