Musculoskeletal Basics
Respiratory Disorders
Medications & Interventions
Emergencies
100

What does RICE stand for in injury management?

 Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

100

Name a common complication of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA)

Heart disease or stroke

100

Name a short-acting beta-agonist for asthma attacks. 

Albuterol

100

What is the emergency treatment for tension pneumothorax? 

Needle decompression

200

Name two symptoms of compartment syndrome. 

Severe pain, numbness, tightness

200

Name two symptoms of chronic bronchitis

Chronic cough, dyspnea

200

Name two medications for tuberculosis.

Isoniazid, Rifampin

200

 Name a life-threatening asthma complication

Status asthmaticus

300

What arthritis type presents Heberden and Bouchard nodes? 

Osteoarthritis (OA)

300

What isolation precaution is used for tuberculosis?

Airborne isolation, N95 mask

300

What is the primary use of bisphosphonates?

 Prevent bone loss in osteoporosis

300

What is a crucial intervention for pulmonary embolism (PE)?

Administer anticoagulants and oxygen

400

Name one medication for osteoporosis and its function. 

Bisphosphonates (e.g., Fosamax) – Prevents bone loss

400

Which emergency condition causes tracheal deviation?

Tension pneumothorax

400

What device promotes lung expansion in pneumonia patients?

Incentive spirometer

400

What is the first nursing action for epistaxis?

Apply direct pressure, lean forward

500

 What is the primary nursing action for an open fracture? 

Splint as-is, prevent movement

500

Name a diagnostic test used for asthma control.

Peak flow meter

500

Why is low-flow oxygen preferred for COPD patients? 

To prevent CO₂ retention

500

What is the priority action for suspected compartment syndrome? 

Report immediately, prepare for fasciotomy

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