Humidification
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- Q1What is the primary purpose of humidification in respiratory therapy?To decrease oxygen concentrationTo increase airflow resistanceTo maintain optimal airway moisture levelsTo deliver medications30s
- Q2Which device is commonly used for nebulization in respiratory treatment?NebulizerOximeterSpirometerInhaler30s
- Q3What is the key difference between a nebulizer and an inhaler?Inhalers can only deliver steroidsNebulizers convert liquid medication into a mist, while inhalers deliver medication as a spray or powder.Nebulizers are used only for childrenBoth deliver medication in the same form30s
- Q4What condition is most likely to benefit from nebulization therapy?DiabetesFractured ribsHypertensionAsthma30s
- Q5What type of medication is most commonly administered via nebulization?AnalgesicsBronchodilatorsAntibioticsAntihistamines30s
- Q6What is the recommended relative humidity level for therapeutic humidification in respiratory care?70% to 90%50% to 70%10% to 20%30% to 50%30s
- Q7Which of the following is a potential complication of excessive humidification in respiratory therapy?Enhanced medication deliveryIncreased lung capacityBronchospasmImproved oxygenation30s
- Q8What type of output does a nebulizer produce to deliver medication?Solid particlesAerosol mistPowder particlesLiquid droplets30s
- Q9In what situation might a patient require heated humidification during respiratory therapy?While exercisingDuring routine check-upsWhen taking oral medicationsWhen receiving mechanical ventilation30s
- Q10Which physiological effect is primarily achieved through nebulization?BronchodilationIncreased mucus productionMucosal swellingVasoconstriction30s
- Q11What is one primary use of humidification in patients with respiratory conditions?To decrease heart rateTo reduce blood pressureTo relieve dryness in the airwaysTo increase the oxygen concentration30s
- Q12How does humidification assist patients who are intubated?It promotes faster healing of fracturesIt prevents airway mucosa from becoming dry and irritatedIt enhances digestion of foodIt increases the pressure in the lungs30s
- Q13What is a common indicator that a patient may benefit from humidification?Normal temperatureClear lung auscultationStable blood pressurePresence of thick secretions in the airways30s