Question 1

What is the first action to take when assessing an airway?

Accepted Answer

Open the airway

Answer

Clear the airway

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Assess breathing rate

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Ventilate the patient

Question 2

What does AED stand for?

Accepted Answer

Automated External Defibrillator

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Automatic Emergency Device

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Automated Emergency Device

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Advanced Emergency Defibrillator

Question 3

What is a sign of partial airway obstruction?

Accepted Answer

Coughing

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Unresponsiveness

Answer

Silent breathing

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Noisy breathing

Question 4

What is the normal respiratory rate for adults?

Accepted Answer

12 to 20 breaths per minute

Answer

30 to 40 breaths per minute

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8 to 12 breaths per minute

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20 to 30 breaths per minute

Question 5

What is an important indicator of respiratory failure?

Accepted Answer

Decreased respiratory rate

Answer

Coughing

Answer

Increased respiratory effort

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Increased heart rate

Question 6

What does stridor indicate?

Accepted Answer

Partial airway obstruction

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Complete airway obstruction

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Normal breathing

Answer

Healthy lungs

Question 7

What should be done if a patient is unresponsive and has an airway obstruction?

Accepted Answer

Perform chest compressions

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Tilt their head back

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Give them water

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Call for help

Question 8

Which is a sign of labored breathing?

Accepted Answer

Tripod positioning

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Quiet breathing

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Calm demeanor

Answer

Lying flat

Question 9

What is the goal oxygen saturation level for patients receiving treatment?

Accepted Answer

At least 94%

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At least 90%

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At least 80%

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At least 100%

Question 10

Which position can help a patient who is experiencing respiratory distress?

Accepted Answer

Tripod position

Answer

Lying flat on their back

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Sitting up straight with arms relaxed

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Reclining with legs elevated

Question 11

Which of the following could be a sign of respiratory failure?

Accepted Answer

Lethargy and difficulty to arouse

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Normal respiratory rates

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Dry skin and thirst

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Increased energy and alertness

Question 12

What is an early sign of respiratory distress that can be observed?

Accepted Answer

Increased respiratory rate

Answer

Stable blood pressure

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Decreased heart rate

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Improved color and warmth

Question 13

When is it appropriate to administer BVM (Bag-Valve-Mask) ventilations?

Accepted Answer

When the breathing rate is too slow or too fast

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When the patient can speak normally

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When oxygen levels are normal

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When the patient is fully alert

Question 14

What might indicate a partial airway obstruction in a patient who is responsive?

Accepted Answer

Coughing and making noise

Answer

Complete inability to breathe

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Gurgling sounds only

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Silent and unresponsive

Question 15

What are the two critical components that save a patient from cardiac arrest?

Accepted Answer

Early compressions and early defibrillation

Answer

Oxygen therapy

Answer

Suctioning the airway

Answer

Immediate medication administration

Question 16

What does the presence of unequal chest rise indicate?

Accepted Answer

Possible tension pneumothorax

Answer

Complete airway clearance

Answer

Consistent lung sounds

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Normal respiratory function

Question 17

In which scenario would chest compressions be performed for a foreign body airway obstruction?

Accepted Answer

In an unresponsive patient

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If the patient is coughing

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In a responsive patient

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When the patient can talk

Question 18

What is the significance of identifying an airway threat?

Accepted Answer

Immediate action is required

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It indicates normal breathing

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No action is necessary

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It's a sign of recovery

Question 19

What must be done before ventilating a patient?

Accepted Answer

Clear the airway

Answer

Check for pulse

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Administer oxygen

Answer

Perform compressions

Question 20

What is the normal respiratory rate for an adult?

Accepted Answer

12 to 20 breaths per minute

Answer

20 to 28 breaths per minute

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8 to 12 breaths per minute

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30 to 40 breaths per minute

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