What does the S stand for in SBAR

What does the Borg scale measure?

What does NBRC stand for?

NBRC purpose

What is AARC’s main role?

Symptoms are:

Signs are:

Hyperinflation means:

While admitting a 55-year-old asthma patient you document the following:
“The patient states, ‘I can hear myself wheezing and my chest feels tight.’”

You inspect the incision and observe a 4-cm area of redness and swelling along the suture line.

Is this piece of data

Air trapping is common in:

Severe COPD appearance:

Hyperinflation percussion sound:

Hyperinflation breath sounds:

Hyperinflation heart sounds:

Not a vital sign:

TB PPE requires:

Inhibits bacterial growth

Primary source of infection

Sterilizing:

HIPAA protects:

What is the precaustion for TB

A Patient go to a baseball game and realize they arent feeling well what type of sickness could this be described as

A hospitilized patient was adminstered into the hospital for a shortness of breath after taking antibiotics for a couple of days the physcian realize that patient has C-diff what type of sickness is this : Choose the BEST answer

Contact precaution for Influenza

A 78-year-old woman is admitted directly from the ED with sudden-onset “can’t catch my breath.” While you perform the quick assessment you note:

• Respiratory rate 32, laboured, with coughing

• Audible bilateral crackles to mid-chest

• JVP 6 cm above sternal angle while sitting at 45°

• What are these signs of

Sites to measure tempature: Select all that apply

A 58-year-old man with a history of chronic bronchitis and recurrent pulmonary infections presents to the ED reporting, “I keep coughing up bright-red blood.”Which of the following terms best describes this patient’s primary respiratory symptom?

RHF caused by:

A 63-year-old man with a 45-pack-year smoking history is admitted for COPD exacerbation. On physical exam you note decreased tactile fremitus, a dull percussion note, and diminished breath sounds over the right lower lung field; the trachea is midline. Bedside spirometry shows no bronchodilator response. Which of the following is the MOST likely explanation for these localized findings?

Pleural effusion :

Position to confirm pleural effusion:

Weight monitoring checks:

Tachypnea:

Hyperventilation:

Wheezing indicates:

A 4-year-old boy is brought to the ED by his mother who states he suddenly began “gasping and barking” after playing with a handful of small toy parts. On exam he is sitting upright, drooling, and appears anxious. His respiratory rate is 38/min. You auscultate a loud, high-pitched, crowing noise that is heard predominantly over the neck and is present during inspiration only. Oxygen saturation is 94% on room air. Which of the following breath sounds is the MOST critical finding indicating upper-airway obstruction?

Stridor indicates:

Radial pulse used because:

Hypoxemia causes:

GCS < 8:

Small pneumo on expiratory film:

Mediastinum shifts away from:

Mediastinum shifts toward:

Radiolucent:

Radiopaque:

Teach-back:

Social space:

Polycythemia caused by:

Most common COPD cause:

Digital clubbing linked to:

Nosocomial infection from:

Brain death testing requires:

Tests used for brain death:

Apnea test checks:

When performing an allen test whithin what time frame you would expect circulation to comeback

Which of the following formulas is the correct method for calculating pack-years of cigarette smoking?

According to current clinical guidelines, gastro-esophageal reflux disease (GERD) is defined as mild acid reflux that occurs at least:

Drooping of eyelids

Double Vision

In a event where a patient has Vesicular breath loud of the trachea what is the Best for of action?

Which adult BP reading is inside the normal range?

Which respiratory rate is normal for a healthy adult?

Which oral temperature is within normal limits?

Bands