Airway
Managment
Respiratory
Emergencies
Anatomy &
Physiology
Equipment
Terminology
100

The most common airway obstruction is

What is the...

Tongue?

100

Rapid, usually deep, breathing that lowers the blood carbondioxide level below normal

What is...

Hyperventilation?

100

Thin membrane that covers the lungs

What is the...

Visceral Pleura

100

A small spray canister used to direct medications through the mouth into the lungs

What is a...

Metered Dose Inhaler(MDI)?

100

The physical action of moving air into and out of the lungs is known as

What is... 

ventilation?

200

When suctioning a childs airway, you should only suction for no more than

What is...

5 seconds?

200

Wheezing is associated mostly with what emergency

What is...

Asthma?

(Bronchiolitis is also acceptable)

200

Point at which the trachea bifurcates (divides) into the left and right main stem bronchi

What is the...
Carina?

200

Nasal Canulas @ 1-6 L/minute can deliver up to what percentage O2

What is...

44%

200

Stridor, wheezing, rales, and crackles would be considered

What is...

Abnormal breath sounds

300

Technique to open the airway by placing the finger behind the angle of the jaw and bringing the jaw forward

What is...

Jaw-Thrust Maneuver?

300

A buildup of fluid in the lungs, often a result of congestive heart faliure

What is...

Pulmonary Edema?

300

A "backup system" to control respirations; senses drops in the O2 level in the blood

What is the...

Hypoxic Drive?

300

Is hypotension an indication or contraindication for a CPAP

What is...

Contraindication?

300

The amount of air (in mL) that is moved into or out of the lungs during one breath

What is...

Tidal Volume?

400

An opening in the neck that connects the trachea directly to the skin

What is a...

Tracheal Stoma?

400

Pulmonary edema, Hay fever, Hyperventilation syndrome, Carbon monoxide poisoning, and Druf overdose all can cause what

What is...

Dyspnea

400

Inadequate pumping of what side of the heart will cause edema in the lungs

What is the...

Left side

400

What is the adult dose of Allbuterol

What is...

1-2 inhalations, wait 5 minutes before repeating does?

400

Any portions of the airway that contains air but does ot participate in gas exchange

What is...

Dead Space?

500

If able, NPAs are generally put in patients ___ nostril

What is the...

Right Nostril?

500

A genetic disorder that affects the lungs and digestive system; Disrupts the normal function of cells that make uo the sweat glands in the skin and line the lungs and digestive system and reproductive system; predisposes children to repated lung infections

What is...

Cystic Fibrosis?

500

Space between the chest that contains the heart, major blood vessels, vagus nerve, trachea, major bronchi, and esophagus

What is the...

Mediastinum?

500

A ___ mask has a number of attachments that enable you to vary the percentage of O2 delivered to the patient while a constant flow is maintained from the regulator

What is a...

Venturi Mask?

500

A condition of exccessive O2 consumption resulting in cellular and tissue damage

What is...

Oxygen Toxicity?

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