Exam Preview for 1966: Chronic Respiratory Failure Overview August

Chronic Respiratory Failure Overview

Please note: exam questions are subject to change.

1. When referring to a tracheal tube, the term "cuffed" or "cuffless" pertains to whether the tube has: A brand label An adjustable inner diameter A balloon-like feature to seal the airway A varying cannula length
2. When specifying the suction depth for a tracheostomy patient, where is the catheter typically inserted to? The back of the throat The base of the tongue The tip of the cannula The vocal cords
3. Which factor is often responsible for a significant proportion of patient-ventilator dyssynchrony? High positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) Excessive tidal volume delivery Ineffective trigger Patient's heart rate
4. Which parameters are commonly measured in both Single Limb and Double Limb ventilator configurations? Inhaled, exhaled, and leak percent Inhaled only Exhaled pressure and flow Exhaled volume and oxygen concentration
5. Which type of specialized clinic may provide ongoing care and support for patients with complex medical needs, including those requiring mechanical ventilators in a home care program? Comprehensive Education Clinic Interdisciplinary Care Clinic Continuity of Care Clinic Complex Care Clinic