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BILINGUISMO-PROCESOS DE REHABILITACIÓN I

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Kirby index or PaO2 / FiO2 is a ratio that indirectly measures lung injury, in the pediatric stage its most proven application is as a prognostic factor for mortality. Entities that present with acute respiratory distress syndrome benefit from this formula.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

It is defined as the theoretical amount of base or acid required to correct the pH value of an individual's blood.

a)

B/E

b)

PCO2

c)

FiO2

d)

PEEP

3.

The pH greater than 7.5 and the PCO2 less than 35 mmHg causes:

a)

Respiratory acidosis

b)

Metabolic alkalosis.

c)

Metabolic acidosis.

d)

Respiratory alkalosis.

4.

AUTO-PEEP is the difference between the alveolar negative pressure and the pressure in the airway at the end of expiration.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

It is determined by the interaction of the intensity, duration and frequency of physical activity.

a)

Energy expenditure

b)

Cardiac output

c)

Energy cost

6.

Phase in which nutritional support and physical activity are contraindicated

a)

Anabolism flow phase

b)

Hypermetabolic phase

c)

Shock phase

7.

Loss of fluid that accumulates in the extracellular space and produces fluid accumulation, increasing ICP.

a)

brain contusion

b)

brain concussion

c)

Hematoma

d)

Edema

8.

What mechanisms produce diffuse lesions?

a)

External agent with variable load.

b)

Acceleration and deceleration phenomena

c)

Static mechanisms

d)

Fractures

9.

In a TBI, to know if there is cell death, the cranial blood flow must be?

a)

< 55ml/ 100 GR / min

b)

55 ml/ 100 GR / min

c)

>10 ml /100 GR / min

d)

< 10 ml/100 GR/min

10.

Physiotherapy in the ICU is responsible for securing the airway and employing mechanical ventilation in controlled or assisted-controlled modes.

a)

True

b)

False

11.

Ventilation that is insufficient to maintain normal CO2 contractions

a)

hypoxemia

b)

hypoventilation

c)

hyperventilation

d)

hypoperfusion