Don't Loose Yourself in the ACT/Lung Expansion
Party and Bronchosocopy
Miscellany
Airway Ones
Do You Ever Get Nervous?
100

While performing manual chest PT, you should spend how long on each lung segment?

3-15 minutes

100

A bronchoscopy is performed with the purpose of removing mucus plugs to improve gas exchange, this is what type of bronchoscopy?

Therapeutic 

100

The upper airway starts at the ___ and ends at the ___

Nares/mouth, larynx 

100

This airway can be used in a patient with an intact gag reflex

Nasopharyngeal airway (NPA)

100

The ___ nervous system controls skeletal muscle 

Somatic

200

A PEP device uses _____ while a PAP device uses___

The patients own forced exhalation, an external gas source

200

Name two measures you can take to control bleeding during a bronch

Iced saline, epinephrine, TXA, wedging the scope

200

Name two ACT/expansion therapies that can be used on an intubated patient

Chest vest, manual, IPV, Metaneb, Bronch

200
An oropharyngeal airway (OPA) is measured from:

The corner of the mouth to the angle of the mandible 

200

Midazolam and lorazepam are examples of this class of medication.

Benzodiazepines 

300

Why is IPPB not commonly used for lung expansion?

Poor supporting evidence 

300

Which type of bronchosocope is most effective for removing large foreign objects?

Rigid 

300

Name the phases of a normal cough.

Irritation, inspiration, compression, expulsion.

300

This type of airway will work  whether the distal end lands in the trachea or esophagus. 

Combitube 

300

What is the neurotransmitter that attaches to Alpha and Beta receptors?

Norepinephrine 

400

What are the 3 settings on a chest vest?

Time, pressure, frequency (Hz)

400

What is the abbreviated name for an ultra sound guided bronch?

EBUS

400

Which pressor is most commonly used for pure cardiogenic shock?

Dobutamine.

400

An IGEL is a "fancy" type of this BIAD

LMA

400

Tachycardia, dizziness, tremors, anxiety, and hyopkalmeia can be side effects of this type of drug

Beta 2 agonists (SABA/LABA)

500

To reverse atelectasis, we must increase which pressure gradient?

PAL (transalveolar)

500

When performing a flexible bronchoscopy on a non-intubated patient, what should be administered at the larynx and carina?

Lidocaine 

500

Which inhaled medication is made from Chinese hamster ovary cells?

Dornase alfa.

500

Which previously mentioned airway is inserted upside down and then turned around when in place?

OPA

500

When stimulated by ACh, the M3 receptor causes:

Bronchial smooth muscle constriction, increase secretions

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