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WorksheetsARDS/Vents
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
The pressure that remains in the lungs after exhalation
Tidal Volume
PEEP
Dead Space
Alveolar Pressure
What is VAP
Ventilator Associated Physiology
Ventilated Airway Prepared
Ventilator Associated Pneumonia
Vibes Are Poor
Ventilated patients can have ice chips for comfort
True
False
A patient with acute respiratory failure must be intubated
True
False
An ARDS CXR will show
Bilateral infiltrates
Decreased vertical volume
Enlarged cardiac muscle
decreased gas exchange
ARDS is ______ increased O2
Harmed by
Responsive to
Affected by
Refractory to
Increasing the RR on a ventilator would ______ the CO2
Raise
Lower
Sadden
Scare
pH: 7.28, CO2: 50, HCO3, 30
Uncompensated Respiratory Acidosis
Compensated Respiratory Acidosis
Compensated Metabolic Alkalosis
Uncompensated Metabolic Acidosis
The respiratory compensation for metabolic acidosis is...
Shallow Breaths
Hypoventilation
Hyperventilation
Agonal Breathing
Which is not a ventilator setting
Inspiratory Pressure
End Tidal CO2
PEEP
Fraction of Inspired Oxygen
High pressure alarm on a ventilator could mean the following EXCEPT
The tubing is kinked
The vent tubing has become disconnected
The patient has increased secretions
The patient is biting the ETT
When should you ignore the ventilator alarm
While doing a spontaneous breathing trial
When you know the patient has been coughing throughout the day
NEVER
When RT is in the room
Which lung should be placed DOWN in order to improve oxygenation
The left lung
The good lung
The bad lung
The right lung
The vent setting that helps prevent alveolar collapse (all CAPS):
(a)
