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Froggy Jumps Critical Care Pulmonary QuizOnline version ICU-focused pulmonary knowledge quiz. by Mariana 1 Your postoperative patient has a left anterior chest tube. When you auscultate the lungs fields bilaterally you hear diminished breath sounds in the right posterior base. This would most likely be due to a Atelectasis b consolidation c pleuritis 2 Your patient is on a ventilator. The low volume alarm sounds. This may be due to: a a disconnected tube b Pulmonary edema c biting the tube 3 To assess proper positioning of an endotracheal tube, the most appropriate nursing action would be to: a listen for bilateral breath sounds b listen for minimal leak of the cuff c check for a change in the respiratory rate 4 Mr. Ray has an endotracheal tube. While you are making rounds, you ask if his breathing is okay. In an audible tone, he says yes. You should first: a notify the physician and check the functioning of the cuff b raise the head of the bed c ask the patient to cough 5 The high pressure alarm on a volume respirator will not be triggered by which response below? a leaking cuff b pulmonary edema c decreased lung compliance 6 The most important reason for diminishing breath sounds in a motor vehicle crash victim with closed chest trauma is: a development of a pneumothorax b a pulmonary bleed c cervical spinal cord injury 7 To help prevent ventilator acquired pneumonia (VAP) the most important nursing action would be to a careful handwashing and use of gloves when suctioning b changing the ventilator tubing every shift c -keeping Fio2 at 60% 8 What does ARDS stand for? a Acute Renal Distress Syndrome b Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome c Acute Respiratory Disease Syndrome 9 Which PaO2/FiO2 ratio defines severe ARDS? a <=100 mmHg b <=200 mmHg c <=300 mmHg 10 What is the target tidal volume for lung-protective ventilation in ARDS? a 8 mL/kg PBW b 10 mL/kg PBW c 6 mL/kg PBW 11 NIV stands for what in ICU respiratory support? a Noninvasive ventilator b New Invasive Ventilation c Noninvasive ventilation 12 Common complication of prolonged mechanical ventilation? a Pulmonary embolism b Acute liver failure c Ventilator-associated pneumonia (VAP) 13 Which criteria define ARDS severity? a Berlin criteria based on PaO2/FiO2 with PEEP b SOFA criteria c APACHE II criteria 14 Prone positioning in ARDS is most beneficial for patients with what? a Normal oxygenation b Severe hypoxemia despite ventilation c Hypercapnia only 15 Which ventilator parameter is linked to lung injury risk? a Elevated plateau pressure (>30 cmH2O) b Low PEEP c Low FiO2 16 Which index helps assess readiness to wean from the ventilator? a RSBI (rapid shallow breathing index) b Glasgow Coma Scale c APACHE II score 17 A patient with ARDS is receiving mechanical ventilation. An alarm sounds for high airway pressure. You find asymmetrical chest expansion and absent breath sounds on the right. What is the probable cause? a Pneumothorax b Left stem intubation c Kinked endotracheal tube 18 A patient on mechanical ventilation develops sudden desaturation and hypotension. What is the first step in management? a Disconnect from the ventilator and manually bag b Anticipate vasopressor order and prepare pump c Reposition patient to left lateral position to increase oxygenation

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Your postoperative patient has a left anterior chest tube. When you auscultate the lungs fields bilaterally you hear diminished breath sounds in the right posterior base. This would most likely be due to

Your patient is on a ventilator. The low volume alarm sounds. This may be due to:

To assess proper positioning of an endotracheal tube, the most appropriate nursing action would be to:

Mr. Ray has an endotracheal tube. While you are making rounds, you ask if his breathing is okay. In an audible tone, he says yes. You should first:

The high pressure alarm on a volume respirator will not be triggered by which response below?

The most important reason for diminishing breath sounds in a motor vehicle crash victim with closed chest trauma is:

To help prevent ventilator acquired pneumonia (VAP) the most important nursing action would be to

What does ARDS stand for?

Which PaO2/FiO2 ratio defines severe ARDS?

What is the target tidal volume for lung-protective ventilation in ARDS?

NIV stands for what in ICU respiratory support?

Common complication of prolonged mechanical ventilation?

Which criteria define ARDS severity?

Prone positioning in ARDS is most beneficial for patients with what?

Which ventilator parameter is linked to lung injury risk?

Which index helps assess readiness to wean from the ventilator?

A patient with ARDS is receiving mechanical ventilation. An alarm sounds for high airway pressure. You find asymmetrical chest expansion and absent breath sounds on the right. What is the probable cause?

A patient on mechanical ventilation develops sudden desaturation and hypotension. What is the first step in management?