PARA-1200 #3

Create an image depicting a healthcare professional administering oxygen therapy in a clinical setting, with visual elements symbolizing respiratory health, like lungs or oxygen tanks, in a bright and educational style.

Oxygen Therapy and Respiratory Knowledge Quiz

Test your knowledge on important aspects of oxygen therapy, respiratory conditions, and nursing practices through this engaging quiz! Perfect for healthcare professionals and students alike, it covers a range of critical topics relevant to respiratory health.

Key features of this quiz:

10 multiple-choice questions
Focus on real-world applications
Instant feedback on your knowledge

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CaringNurse202

What is the safe residual pressure of an oxygen tank?

2,500

350

250

Emphysema S/S's include:

Barrel chest, muscle wasting

Inflammation of bronchioles

Sudden onset of collapsed lung

High-pitched breathing heard predominantly at night

In a tension pneumothorax, the trachea deviates to:

The side of the collapsed lung

The side opposite the collapsed lung

The bell of a stethoscope is used to listen to (pick the best answer):

Heart murmurs

Low-pitched sounds

Vesicular sounds

High-pitched sounds

Purulent sputum is due to:

A history of smoking

An active infection

A bleed

TB or a PE

Infiltration is:

When fluid escapes into the surrounding tissues of an IV

The inflammation of a vein due to aseptic technique

Caused by a physical blockage

Is caused by a near empty IV bag

Which of these is not a systematic complication of IV therapy?

Vasovagal reactions

Thrombophlebitis

Pyrogenic reaction

Circulatory overload

What is the generic name for Tylenol?

Tylenol

NSAID

Acetaminophen

C8H9NO2

What has the slowest absorption rate into the body?

Inhalation

Beta 1 receptors, when stimulated, cause:

Vasoconstriction

Vasodilation

Bronchodilation

Increased heart rate

PARA-1200 #3

Oxygen Therapy and Respiratory Knowledge Quiz

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