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Froggy Jumps Specialty Gases GameOnline version Quiz over iNO and Heliox by Adrienne Hellinger 1 Which specialty gas produces pulmonary vasodilation? a Nitric Oxide b Heliox c Extracorporeal Mist Oxygenation 2 Which specialty gas reduces airway resistance? a Nitric Oxide b Heliox c Extracorporeal Mist Oxygenation 3 For a congenital diaphragmatic hernia, which of the specialty gases would be most helpful? a Nitric Oxide b Heliox c Nitrous Oxide 4 Which of the following mixtures is NOT one of the standard, commonly available, Heliox mixtures? a 80/20 b 70/30 c 60/40 5 Nitric Oxide might be recommended for a upper airway obstruction b persistent pulmonary hypertension of the neonate c severe bronchospasm 6 Heliox might be recommended for a meconium aspiration syndrome b persistent pulmonary hypertension of the neonate c severe bronchospasm 7 Nitric Oxide might be recommended for a respiratory distress syndrome b post extubation stridor c severe bronchospasm 8 Patients receiving Nitric Oxide must be monitored for a oxygenation b methemoglobinemia c hypotension 9 Patients receiving Heliox must be monitored for a oxygenation b bronchospasm c rebound effects 10 Nitric oxide is naturally produced by a endothelial cells b alveolar macrophages c type II pneumocytes 11 Which toxic gas can form during nitric oxide therapy, and requires monitoring? a carbon monoxide b nitrogen dioxide c Helium 12 A patient's oxygenation improves shortly after starting iNO. What is the most likely reason? a improved ventilation-perfusion (V-Q) matching b increased surfactant production c increased hemoglobin with a left shift 13 Which statement about Nitrogen oxide is correct? a it should be stopped immediately once oxygenation improves b it must be weaned slowly c it should only be discontinued after extubation 14 Which effect would you expect from inhaled nitric oxide? a selective pulmonary vasodilation b systemic vasodilation c bronchoconstriction 15 Which effect would you expect from Heliox? a decreased respiratory muscle work b systemic vasodilation c increased airway resistance 16 Which of the following are expected results when utilizing Heliox during severe asthma episodes? a decreased PaCO2, increased peak expiratory flow rates b decreased pH, decreased peak inspiratory pressures c decreased peak expiratory flow rates, increased PaCO2 17 A pt has already received 15 mg of albuterol. On reassessment, you note diffuse diminished bilateral wheezes, SpO2 85% on 50% Venturi mask, RR 32, HR 150, acrocyanosis, and accessory muscles use. The patient would benefit from: a Nitric oxide b extracorporeal life support c Heliox 18 Heliox therapy is used for which of the following reasons a decrease peak expiratory flow rates b assist in the rebound effect c reduce turbulence in airflow 19 After removing a patient from iNO, how would you know a rebound effect is happening? a patient will display pulmonary hypertension (increased pulmonary artery pressure) b patient will have decreased respiratory rate and increased FRC c patient will become hyperoxemic 20 According to program folklore, students are most successful when a wizardry is involved b they change answers on their exams c they attend class, use the provided resources, and study

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by Adrienne Hellinger

Which specialty gas produces pulmonary vasodilation?

Which specialty gas reduces airway resistance?

For a congenital diaphragmatic hernia, which of the specialty gases would be most helpful?

Which of the following mixtures is NOT one of the standard, commonly available, Heliox mixtures?

Nitric Oxide might be recommended for

Heliox might be recommended for

Nitric Oxide might be recommended for

Patients receiving Nitric Oxide must be monitored for

Patients receiving Heliox must be monitored for

Nitric oxide is naturally produced by

Which toxic gas can form during nitric oxide therapy, and requires monitoring?

A patient's oxygenation improves shortly after starting iNO. What is the most likely reason?

Which statement about Nitrogen oxide is correct?

Which effect would you expect from inhaled nitric oxide?

Which effect would you expect from Heliox?

Which of the following are expected results when utilizing Heliox during severe asthma episodes?

A pt has already received 15 mg of albuterol. On reassessment, you note diffuse diminished bilateral wheezes, SpO2 85% on 50% Venturi mask, RR 32, HR 150, acrocyanosis, and accessory muscles use. The patient would benefit from:

Heliox therapy is used for which of the following reasons

After removing a patient from iNO, how would you know a rebound effect is happening?

According to program folklore, students are most successful when