Respiratory
The normal range for spo2.
What is 94-100%?
Patient complaining of shortness of breath with crackles bilaterally. Patient has pink, frothy sputum.
What is cardiogenic shock?
Best confirmation of an ET tube placement.
This medication is mixed with albuterol.
What is ipratropium bromide?
Refers to the number of viable births a woman has had.
Harsh, high-pitched sound on inhalation with a patient who has laryngeal edema.
Patient has warm, red skin with a pulse of 50 and blood pressure 80/40.
What is neurogenic shock?
You auscultate breath sounds on your intubated and have no breath sounds on the right.
What is right mainstem intubation?
When given IV instead of IM, this medication is used for a beta blocker OD.
What is glucagon?
Patient is complaining of ringing in the ears. This condition is called..
What is Tinnitus?
Your patient has a fine, bubbling sound on inspiration.
What is crackles?
Insect bite can lead to this type of shock.
What is distributive shock?
Your patient is difficult to ventilate with breath sounds absent over the right side.
What is a tension pneumothorax?
This medication is used in the hospital setting for procedures such as reducing dislocations.
What is ketamine?
What is hemoptysis?
Deep, slow or rapid and gasping breathing. Commonly found in diabetic ketoacidosis.
What is kussmaul respirations?
Name a cause of Obstructive shock.
What is a tension pneumothorax, cardiac tamponade, PE?
Your patient has a head injury with altered mental status. Name the best way to protect his airway.
What is rapid-sequence intubation?
When an IO is placed in a conscious person this medication is used.
What is lidocaine?
A structural neurological disease that causes a gradual deterioration.
What is dementia?
Breathing that gets progressively deeper and faster. Alternating gradually with shallow, slower breathing.
What is Cheyne-Stokes respirations?
Most common type of shock in pediatrics.
What is hypovolemic shock?
Patient is hyperventilating. In this situation, the patient is most likely in
What is respiratory alkalosis?
This pressor is best used for sepsis and ROSC hypotension.
What is levophed?
Top of the foot.
What is dorsalis pedis?