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WorksheetsUNIT 2: diagnostic test
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Tachypnea is referring to
normal breathing
slow breathing
fast breathing
absence of breathing
Eupnea referring to
normal breathing
slow breathing
fast breathing
absence of breathing
The purposes of Pulmonary Function Test are as follows EXCEPT:
to test for patient's lung capacity
measure the patient's lung volume
to diagnosed patient with respiratory disease
to test mechanics of breathing
Tidal Volume is defined as
amount of air in the lungs at the end of the maximal inhalation
volume of air exhaled or inhaled following a normal breath
volume of gas/air remaining in the lungs at the end of maximal expiration
the maximum volume of air that can be forcibly and rapidly exhaled following a maximal inspiration
PEFR stands for
Pressure Exhalation Flow Rate
Pressure End For Respiratory
Peak End Fraction of Respiratory
Peak Expiratory Flow Rate
Mr. B had done a peak flow meter measurement and the result was 60%. Which of the following is/are CORRECT interpretation of the result.
patient is showing good control & airway is open.
patient need a close monitoring
patient might have narrowing of the airflow and need further treatment
airway is narrowing severely and need immediate interventions
Which of the following is most accurate result for measuring a peak flow meter in a patient?
Choose the first measurement out of 3 attempt
Choose the last measurement out of 3 attempt
Choose the best measurement out of three attempt
ask patient to inhale deeply during the procedure
A medical imaging procedure used to visualize the pulmonary arteries (commonly used to investigate thromboembolic disease )is known as
Pulmonary Angiography
MRI Lungs
CT Scan Lungs
Thoracintesis
Nursing responsibilities before sending patient for Broncoscopy.
Explain the patient on the nature and complications of the procedure
Instruct patient to NBM 6-8 hours before procedure
Instruct patient to stop anti-hypertensive drugs 3 days before procedure
Offer patient for warm saline gargle before procedure.
As a nurse. you are required to position patient correctly for Thoracentesis procedure. The following is/are correct position of patient for the procedure.
Lying in supine position while facing on the unaffected side.
sitting at the edge of the bed with feet supported, leaning forward with head and arms resting on table
Lying on the unaffected side with the head of the bed elevated 30-45 degree
sitting in upright position with arms slightly flexed
