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6. You are an RCP working in a busy critical care unit. The nurse in charge of the patient you are taking care of comes into the room while you are assessing your patient and says, "Oh great, RT is here. I am super busy and need to assess MY patient NOW. Don't you have anything else you could be doing?" During your assessment you have noticed that the patient could really benefit form a stat nebulizer treatment. Describe how you would communicate this fact with this nurse in this particular situation. 7. What do the acronyms RACE and PASS stand for? 8. What conditions need to be present in order for a fire to start? 9. What are the MSDS and the GHS and why are they important? 10. How is a patient chart organized? Please list and briefly describe at least 5 sections a respiratory therapist might view in a patient chart. 11. Briefly define and discuss the POMR and the SOAP note format. 12. Describe a typical patient interview from start to finish. 13. Give at least two examples of how computers and computer-based applications impact the day-to-day care of the cardio-respiratory patient.

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6 . As RCP, it is necessary to say the nurse that the patient needs the nebuliser now which will benefit him. Therefore, RCP can tell her the reason why the nebulisation has to be given now and its benefits. She can say that let's make the patient comfortable and then we can carry out the physical assessment . On explaining the importance of stat medication , the nurse will surely go with carrying out the physical examination later as the nurse surely understands .

7 . RACE is an acronym used by the hospital personnel in case of fire emergency in the hospital. R stands for Rescue , A for Alarm , C for C for Confine and E for Evacuate.

PASS is an acronym used for remembering the use of fire extinguisher at the time of fire emergency. P for Pull, A  for Aim , S for Squeeze , and S for Sweep.

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