Quiz of Respiratory System by NursingNote? #4

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1. A nurse identifies that a client's hemoglobin level is decreasing and is concerned about tissue hypoxia. An increase in what diagnostic test result indicates an acceleration in oxygen dissociation from hemoglobin?

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A. pH

B. P02

C. PCO2

D.HCO3

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2. What nursing action will limit hypoxia when suctioning a client's airway?

1 point

A. Apply suction only after catheter is inserted.

B. Limit suctioning with catheter to half a minute.

C. Lubricate the catheter with saline before insertion.

D. Use a sterile suction catheter for each suctioning episode.

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3. A nurse assesses that several clients have low oxygen saturation levels. Which client would benefit the most from receiving oxygen via a nasal cannula?

1 point

A. Has an upper respiratory infection

B. Receives many visitors while sitting in a chair

C. Has a nasogastric tube for gastric decompression

D. Exhibits dry oral mucous membranes from mouth breathing

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4. A nurse repositions a client who is diagnosed with emphysema to facilitate breathing. Which position facilitates maximum air exchange?

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A. Supine

B. Orthopneic

C. Low-Fowler

D. Semi-Fowler

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5. A client is admitted with suspected atelectasis. Which clinical manifestation does the nurse expect to identify when assessing this client?

1 point

A. Slow, deep respirations

B. Normal oral temperature

C. Dry, unproductive cough

D. Diminished breath sounds

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