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Froggy Jumps Respiratory Care for LPNs QuizOnline version Respiratory care basics by Lois Konzelman 1 What is the first step in assessing a patient with shortness of breath? a Review dietary preferences b Observe breathing pattern and accessory muscle use c Check the patient’s blood type 2 Which oxygen delivery device is typically used for mild hypoxia in LPN care? a Nasal cannula b Ventilator c Bag-valve mask 3 Which sign suggests possible COPD exacerbation requiring prompt assessment? a Normal pulse oximetry b Increased work of breathing c Stable weight 4 Incentive spirometry primarily helps to prevent what complication after surgery? a Pulmonary embolism b Atelectasis c Pneumothorax 5 When suctioning a patient, which action is most appropriate? a Suction continuously for 5 minutes b Suction while withdrawing the catheter with minimal depth c Suction with the patient exerting pressure 6 Which vital sign change is most concerning for respiratory distress? a Bradycardia with calmness b Tachypnea with hypoxemia c Stable respiratory rate with normal oxygen 7 What is a key point when assisting with a nebulizer treatment? a Ensure the medication is prescribed and the mask fits properly b Administer without a doctor's order c Use a reusable bottle without cleaning 8 Which device is used to deliver continuous positive airway pressure for COPD patients under supervision? a Oxygen humidifier only b Noninvasive ventilation (CPAP/BiPAP) c Incentive spirometer 9 What should you document after an oxygen therapy session? a Bedroom color and meal preference b Time of last bowel movement c Delivery device, flow rate, and patient response 10 Which infection control measure is essential when caring for respiratory patients? a Wearing sandals in the room b Hand hygiene before and after contact c Reusing disposable items without cleaning 11 What is the first step before suctioning a tracheostomy? a Suction immediately without prep b Plug in suction device c Hand hygiene and don appropriate PPE 12 What is the recommended adult suction pressure range? a 50-75 mmHg b 100-150 mmHg c 200-250 mmHg 13 How long should a single suction pass last? a 1 minute b 10-15 seconds c 30 seconds 14 How often is routine trach care typically performed? a Only when dirty b Every 24 hours c Per protocol, typically every 4-8 hours 15 How should the inner cannula be cleaned for a reusable trach? a Never remove inner cannula b Rinse with sterile saline and replace per protocol c Rinse with tap water 16 Which signs indicate suctioning may be needed? a Increased secretions and decreased SpO2 b Normal SpO2 with clear airways c Fever 17 What position is preferred during suctioning? a Head down 15 degrees b Head of bed elevated 30-45 degrees c Flat supine 18 What should be avoided during suctioning? a Suctioning only after removal b Using suction continuously c Applying suction during insertion 19 What is the primary purpose of trach care? a Prevent infection and maintain airway patency b Improve voice quality c Heal the stoma quickly 20 What PPE is commonly required for trach care? a No PPE necessary b Sterile gloves and eye protection c Only gloves

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Respiratory Care for LPNs QuizOnline version

by Lois Konzelman

What is the first step in assessing a patient with shortness of breath?

Which oxygen delivery device is typically used for mild hypoxia in LPN care?

Which sign suggests possible COPD exacerbation requiring prompt assessment?

Incentive spirometry primarily helps to prevent what complication after surgery?

When suctioning a patient, which action is most appropriate?

Which vital sign change is most concerning for respiratory distress?

What is a key point when assisting with a nebulizer treatment?

Which device is used to deliver continuous positive airway pressure for COPD patients under supervision?

What should you document after an oxygen therapy session?

Which infection control measure is essential when caring for respiratory patients?

What is the first step before suctioning a tracheostomy?

What is the recommended adult suction pressure range?

How long should a single suction pass last?

How often is routine trach care typically performed?

How should the inner cannula be cleaned for a reusable trach?

Which signs indicate suctioning may be needed?

What position is preferred during suctioning?

What should be avoided during suctioning?

What is the primary purpose of trach care?

What PPE is commonly required for trach care?