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mally quite alert and swer(s). More than one 40 A 5-year-old he time of day he becomes e the correct answer(s). correct. Select all that apply. sem would you have? arly Alzheimer's Choose the cor wer may be cor You are caring is having difficul the heart failure is normally quite easygoing Now he seems unsure of the time tell him it is early evening, he beco with you. What concem would you The patient could be developing early Alab disease with a rapid onset The patient may have an undetected brain causing personality changes. The patient may be developing hypoxia an assessment is indicated. The patient may be having a CVA (stroke) beeld be sent to the operating room as soon for a patient who has an asthma at difficulty breathing and is very anxious Ww the most helpful for you to say at this point just anxious. Try to relax and breathe ed brain injury would be the most "You are just a hypoxia and further deeply and slowly." "I think you will you will be just fine in a minute. Your or all looked good this moming" Somebody get help quick! This patient is asthma attack!" possible. has a positive reading after a TB I won't leave you like this. Breathe with me out, in, out. That's good." situation Questions wie brief answers to the following question 41. A patient from Africa has a positive reading af skin test. What is the significance of this? The patient has active tuberculosis and should be quarantined. h The patient may have a false positive result as a real of a malaria vaccine but needs follow-up testing The patient may have a resistant form of pneumonia and should have more testing. d. The patient may have asthma or another type of restrictive lung disease and should have pulmonary function tests. ng Situation: Questions 70 through 72 refer to this Your grandfather has emphysema, a chronic obs healthy lungs. 70What is the chemical stimulus for you to breat 42. Which respiratory diagnostic test measures the amount of air that can be exhaled with force? Pulmonary function tests Peak flow c. Chest x-ray d. TB skin test 71. What is the chemical stimulus for your gran 43. Why is a patient at risk for pneumonia if he or she is unable to get out of bed? a. Many bacteria and viruses are present in the hospital that could lead to pneumonia. b. Mucus pools in the lungs, providing a favorable environment for bacterial growth. c. When on bedrest, the patient is more prone to develop asthma, which can lead to pneumonia, d. The need for supplemental oxygen increases with bedrest, which then increases the risk of developing pneumonia. 12. Your grandfather is receiving continuous grandmother wants you to turn it up bec How will you respond? 44. Which is true of administering nebulizer treatments a. Medications must be mixed with saline carefully avoid overdosing. (( health care provider's order is required before nebulizer treatment can be given. c. The medication is given as an inhaled spray ahaled spray mixed with oxygen. d. The medication can only be delivered using a making it difficult for patients with claustrop use nebulizers.

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• C. In cases of severe CHF, it is quite it is quite possible for the patient to have an altered mental status due to decrease but blood supply for hypoxia to the brain. this is what is causing the confusion in the patient.
• A. The Mantoux test/Skin test for TB is diagnostic for the disease. It it can indicate both present and latent infection.
• B. Peak Expiratory Flow Rate( PEFR)
• B. so long bed rest can lead to pulling of mucus in the lungs this just provides a favourable environment for the bacteria which cause pneumonia and does people who have to remain in bed for a long time have just an increase chance of developing pneumonia.
• A. Saline can be used both to moisturize the away as well as to mix the medications.