WorksheetsModule #14 Quiz Master
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
A blowing or whooshing sound produced when backflow of blood through the valve occurs and can be noted in clients who have incompetent valves is called?
cough
murmur
cardiac output
atelactasis
____ ____ is the amount of blood that is ejected from the left ventricle during a contraction—that is, with each heartbeat or cardiac cycle?
stroke volume
pulmonary circulatory
sinoatrial (SA) node
contractility
Nurses should obtain not only clients’ own medical history, but also a family history of _____ or _____?
cardiac
dietary habits
pulmonary disease
environmental factors
Nurses need to be aware that ____ ____ can develop due to the oxygen drying out the client’s mucous membranes?
skin breakdown
nothing can happen
oxygen toxicity
N/V
To prevent hypoxemia, saturations must be kept between __ and __ for healthy individuals and between __ and __ for clients with illnesses.
89% - 93%
94% - 100%
88% - 92%
90% - 96%
Nurses should instruct clients to cough and breathe deeply using the following technique:
Repeat this step five times
Take a deep breath, hold it for several seconds, and exhale slowly
Brace the incision with a pillow and try to cough deeply
Repeat the exercise every 1 to 2 hours
CPAP is primarily used for OSA (obstructive sleep apnea)
What system uses a single-use suction catheter inserted into the ETT or tracheostomy tube tube to clear the airway of secretions?
Nasopharyngeal or Nasotracheal Suctioning
open suction
closed suction
inline closed system
The nurse should perform care of the tracheostomy to maintain its patency, to prevent the buildup of secretions in the cannula that could obstruct the client’s;
airway
to avoid skin breakdown at the site of the stoma
to avert the accumulation of bacteria on the inner surface of the cannula
to please the client
Nurses should assist clients in setting a target goal and explain the importance of using the IS. With continued use,
Will not improve at all
pulmonary function will improve
and breath sounds will become clear.
What's the point of doing it
