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EMR Chapter 7

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

In an unconscious patient, a blocked airway is most likely caused by:

a)

a foreign object

b)

the tongue

c)

the epiglottis

d)

the larynx

2.

The first step in correcting a blocked airway is to:

a)

shake the patient to determine responsiveness

b)

attempt to give rescue breaths

c)

position the head properly

d)

clear foreign matter from the throat

3.

To open the airway in an unconscious adult with no suspected spinal injury, you should use the:

a)

jaw-thrust technique

b)

manual suction device

c)

head tilt–chin lift maneuver

d)

tongue–jaw lift technique

4.

An oral airway of proper size will extend from the:

a)

corner of the patient’s mouth to the tip of the earlobe

b)

lips to the larynx

c)

nose to the angle of the jaw

d)

None of the above

5.

When inserting a nasopharyngeal airway, lubricate the outside of tube with:

a)

petroleum jelly

b)

an oil-based lubricant

c)

a silicone-based lubricant

d)

a water-soluble lubricant

6.

When at rest, the normal breathing rate for an adult is ______ times per minute

a)

12 to 20

b)

30 to 40

c)

60 to 80

d)

75 to 100

7.

Signs of inadequate breathing in an adult include all of the following, except:

a)

respirations that are slowed

b)

a respiratory rate of 14 to 18 breaths per minute

c)

breathing is very shallow, is very deep, or appears labored

d)

the patient is unable to speak in full sentences

8.

To correct breathing, the very first step you should take is to:

a)

clear the mouth

b)

administer oxygen

c)

apply positive pressure ventilation

d)

open the airway

9.

If a patient is coughing forcefully with something caught in the throat:

a)

give abdominal thrusts

b)

sweep out the mouth

c)

check the pulse

d)

encourage the patient to cough

10.

If gastric distention occurs while you are doing CPR, it is probably caused by:

a)

rescue breaths that are too small

b)

too much force while doing chest compressions

c)

air entering the patient’s stomach

d)

too much fluid in the patient’s stomach