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Signs and symptoms commonly associated with a pneumothorax
Autotransfusion usually is indicated for a patient with which condition?
When the patient arrives in the ED, a chest tube is inserted. The tube is connected to a water-seal bottle that has a moderate air and fluid leak seen on expiration. When the patient is taken to the radiology department, the bottle is accidently broken. Which nursing action should be taken?
Which size chest tube should be prepared for a suspected hemothorax in an adult?
Which is the most common cause of impaired gas exchange after blunt chest trauma?
When assessing a patient with acute respiratory failure resulting from impaired ventilation, the nurse would initially expect to note:
In a patient with a massive flail chest, all of the following factors are indications for ventilatory support except:
In a patient with atelectasis, the nurse would expect to hear bronchial breath sounds over the:
Acute respiratory failure in a patient with essentially normal lung tissue usually is indicated by:
In a patient with multiple rib fractures, which nursing intervention would be appropriate to encourage optimal ventilation?
The nurse knows that flail chest is easiest to assess:
A 25-year-old man drives to the ED after falling off a roof and landing on his right side on a concrete abutment. His chief complaints are dyspnea and significant chest pain. All of the following nursing actions would ensure proper ventilation and perfusion in this patient except:
Which injury constitutes flail chest?
A side-effect of Naloxone (Narcan) when administered rapid IV push is:
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