Gas Echange: mix
anemia
asthma
pneumonia
PE
100

Epiglottitis is most often caused by this bacterial organism (though less common since vaccination). 

What is: Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) 

100

Term for bright-red swelled tongue that occurs with anemia?

What is: glossitis 

100

this small handheld device, used at home, helps asthma patients monitor their lung function by measuring how fast they can exhale

what is: peak flow meter 

100

The CDC recommends that all adults receive this vaccine at age 65, and younger adults may receive it if they have chronic illnesses like heart disease, COPD, or diabetes.

what is: pneumococcal vaccine 

100

A patient with PE has hypotension and jugular vein distension. What complication is developing?

What is: right ventricular failure (cor pulmonale) due to increased pulmonary vascular resistance 

200
With iron deficiency anemia, the mean corpuscular volume is (increased or decreased)? 

What is: decreased

200

The normal lab value for a female's hbg?

12-16

200

A breathing technique used in asthma exacerbations

What is: pursed lip breathing 

200

This test is drawn to determine whether pneumonia has spread to the bloodstream, especially in severe cases.

What is:  blood cultures

200

This heart condition carries the greatest risk of PEs?

What is: atrial fibrillation 

300

In a patient suspected of having a PE, the nurse would expect the d-dimer lab value to be greater than what? 

what is: >0.4mcg/ml 

300

In this diagnostic test for iron deficiency anemia, this result will be elevated 

What is: total iron binding capacity (TIBC)

300

After using this classification of inhalers, patients should be educated on rinsing their mouth?

what is: corticosteroids 

300

A patient with pneumonia has PaO₂ 58 mmHg despite 2 L/min oxygen via nasal cannula. What is the priority nursing action?

What is: increase the oxygen 

300

In patients who can not tolerate contrast dye, this nuclear med test is used to help diagnose a PE

What is: V/Q scan (ventilation/perfusion scan) 

400

This is a procedure used to remove foreign objects from the airway

what is: bronchoscopy 

400

Oral iron absorbs better with this vitamin 

what is: Vitamin C

400

This is how long a patient should hold their breath after inhaling their albuterol inhaler 

what is: 10 seconds 

400
This type of pneumonia is acquired 48 hours or more after hospital admission and is often caused by resistant bacteria. 

What is: hospital-acquired pneumonia 

400

The INR goal for someone taking coumadin (warfarin) 

what is: 2-3 

500

Singulair (Montelukast), used to prevent airway inflammation for clients with asthma,  is in this class of medications 

What is: leukotriene modifiers

500

This is the age a full term breastfed infant should be given iron supplementation 

What is: 4-6 months 

500

Albuterol is an example of this class of bronchodilators 

What is: SABA (short acting beta 2 agonists) 

500

This type of pneumonia occurs when food, liquid, or gastric contents enter the lungs.

What is: aspiration pneumonia 

500

A patient on warfarin has an INR of 6.5.  What is the likely treatment? 

What is: vitamin K 

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