WorksheetsWeek 2 – Quiz questions for game
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
An 8-month-old with croup exhibits what signs and symptoms of respiratory distress:
RR of 25 and pulse rate of 88
Abdominal breathing and pulse of 140
pulse oximetry of 95% on room air
substernal retractions and restlessness
The definition of asthma is:
chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways
difficulty with mucous production in the airways
Inability to clear airways of mucous production
irreversible inflammation of the upper airway
Which is not a trigger for asthma:
allergens
beautiful summer day
infection
environmental factors
The 6 yr old asthmatic goes to the ER, what symptoms are concerning?
Mild cough
Rectal temp of 102 degrees
Pulse ox reading of 92%
Nasal congestion and discharge
When teaching a family to accomplish asthma management, the nurse emphasizes:
Explaining that status asthmaticus can develop gradually
Encouraging home schooling to avoid infections
Advising medication before exercise is inappropriate
Educate the family and child to avoid allergens
Nursing interventions with a patient with epiglottitis would include:
Have an intubation tray at the bedside
Check for strep pharyngitis
Suction the oral airway
Encourage warm tea
Most upper respiratory infections are caused by:
streptococcus pneumoniae
moraxella cattharalis
viruses
haemophilus influenza
RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) does not usually occur:
in the late fall thru spring
in children under the age of two years
in children born prematurely
children who receive synagis
A baby with RSV is not eating well, the nurse tells the parents:
Feed the baby the normal amount
Feed the baby smaller amounts every 3-4 hours
Feed the baby smaller amounts more frequently
Take the baby to the ER for IV fluids
Basic care for the patient with RSV includes:
nasal suctioning, fluids, and rest
nasal suctioning, admission to the hospital, decreased fluid
increased feeds, warm humidifier, and rest
antibiotics, nasal suctioning, and fluids
Cystic fibrosis is all of the following except:
An autosomal recessive disease
affects exocrine (mucous producing) glands
Client develop hyponatremia
involves hyperactivity of the autonomic nervous system
The Gold Standard test for diagnosing Cystic Fibrosis is:
chest x-ray
Sweat Chloride study
Peak flow study
Respiratory infection panel
The pulmonary management of the cystic fibrosis patient include all except:
daily CPT
expectorants, mucolytics
daily high dose antibiotics
oxygen support as needed
A preterm infant with RDS would most likely exhibit:
Bounding pulses
Grunting and nasal flaring
Projectile vomiting
Hyperactive bowel sounds
The primary cause of RDS is:
Airway obstruction
Infection
Surfactant deficiency
Meconium aspiration
A child diagnosed with acute streptococcal pharyngitis is considered ready to return to school
Once the sore throat improves
After receiving antibiotics for 3 days
After completing 24 hours of antibiotic therapy
If no complications occur
Bronchiolitis is most commonly caused by which virus?
Influenza
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)
Human rhinovirus
Adenovirus
