Ventilation Physiology Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Ventilation Physiology QuizOnline version Key physiological principles in MV by Punithavathi Inbanathan 1 Which of the following signs and symptoms are most characteristic of early ARDS? a PO2 below 50mmHg, low PCO2, high minute ventilation b Low PO2, crackles throughout lung fields, elevated wedge pressure c PO2 below 50mmHg, PCO2 above 50mmHg 2 Nursing management of the patient receiving a neuromuscular blocking agent should include a Speaking to the patient only when necessary b keeping the patient supine d) s c protecting the patient from the environment 3 Nursing management of the patient receiving a neuromuscular blocking agent should include a Speaking to the patient only when necessary b Keeping the patient supine c Protecting the patient from the environment 4 What mainly determines tidal volume in MV linked to body size? a Patient’s age b Predicted body weight c Body surface area 5 What is the primary function of PEEP? a Increase inspiratory flow b Keep alveoli open at end-expiration c Reduce FiO2 6 preset positive pressure used to augment the patients inspiratory effort is known as a PEEP b Continuous pressure support Ventilation (CPAP) c pressure support ventilation (PSV) 7 What does FiO2 primarily control? a Lung compliance b Fraction of inspired oxygen c Ventilation rate 8 What is the consequence of decreased lung compliance? a Higher plateau pressure for same tidal volume b Lower peak airway pressure c No change in ventilator settings needed 9 How can PEEP improve oxygenation? a Alveolar recruitment and reduced shunt b Decrease FiO2 c Increase dead space 10 What is physiologic dead space? a Perfused but non-ventilated units b Alveolar sacs with gas exchange c Ventilated but non-perfused lung units 11 Which of the following is designed to prevent barotrauma in the client with ARDS a increasing PEEP b increasing the tidal volume c low volume ventilation 12 oxygen toxicity can be prevented by: a Administering a tidal volume of 10-15ml/kg of body weight b Keeping the patient's PO2 below 80mmHg c Using PEEP in order to decrease the amount of FiO2 13 Typical adult tidal volume is approximately? a 1–2 mL per kg b 6–8 mL per kg body weight c 12–15 mL per kg 14 What does the respiratory rate setting control? a Peak pressure b Tidal volume c Breaths per minute 15 Which is a common ventilation mode? a Manual ventilation b Assist/Control (A/C) c Neural ventilation 16 Peak inspiratory pressure (PIP) is best described as? a Ambient room pressure b Maximum airway pressure during inspiration c Mean airway pressure 17 When planning care for a patient on a mechanical ventilator, the nurse understands that the application of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) to the ventilator settings has which therapeutic effect? a Prevention of alveolar collapse during expiration b Prevention of barotrauma to the lung tissue c Increased fraction of inspired oxygen concentration (FIO2) administration 18 The acute medical nurse is preparing to wean a patient from the ventilator. Which assessment parameter is most important for the nurse to assess? a Fluid intake for the last 24 hours b Prior outcomes of weaning c Baseline arterial blood gas (ABG) levels 19 In SIMV mode, breaths are delivered as? a Asynchronous only breaths b Only spontaneous breaths c Synchronized mandatory breaths with patient breaths between 20 An appropriate FiO2 adjustment is mainly based on? a SpO2 and oxygenation status b Room temperature c Ventilator brand 21 Which of the following is NOT an indication for continuous mechanical ventilation? a MIP -20 cmH2O b VC < 10 mL/kg c Vt < 5 mL/kg

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Ventilation Physiology QuizOnline version

by Punithavathi Inbanathan

Which of the following signs and symptoms are most characteristic of early ARDS?

Nursing management of the patient receiving a neuromuscular blocking agent should include

Nursing management of the patient receiving a neuromuscular blocking agent should include

What mainly determines tidal volume in MV linked to body size?

What is the primary function of PEEP?

preset positive pressure used to augment the patients inspiratory effort is known as

What does FiO2 primarily control?

What is the consequence of decreased lung compliance?

How can PEEP improve oxygenation?

What is physiologic dead space?

Which of the following is designed to prevent barotrauma in the client with ARDS

oxygen toxicity can be prevented by:

Typical adult tidal volume is approximately?

What does the respiratory rate setting control?

Which is a common ventilation mode?

Peak inspiratory pressure (PIP) is best described as?

When planning care for a patient on a mechanical ventilator, the nurse understands that the application of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) to the ventilator settings has which therapeutic effect?

The acute medical nurse is preparing to wean a patient from the ventilator. Which assessment parameter is most important for the nurse to assess?

In SIMV mode, breaths are delivered as?

An appropriate FiO2 adjustment is mainly based on?

Which of the following is NOT an indication for continuous mechanical ventilation?