Quiz on Aspiration Pneumonia

What is a primary mechanism related to the pathophysiology of aspiration pneumonia as mentioned in the document?

• Decreased cough reflex

• Increased risk of bacterial infection

• Impaired gas exchange

• Enhanced swallowing reflex

According to the document, which diagnostic test is NOT listed as a method to evaluate aspiration pneumonia?

• Blood culture

• Swallowing test

• Bronchoscopy

• MRI

What risk factor is associated with aspiration pneumonia due to behavioral habits as per the document?

• Poor oral hygiene

• High altitude living

• Vitamin deficiency

• Excessive exercise

Which symptom is described as a common sign of aspiration pneumonia in the document?

• Skin rash

• Wheezing

• Confusion

• Extreme thirst

What is the primary goal of respiratory therapy as mentioned in the interdisciplinary care section?

• To administer oxygen therapy and monitor vital signs

• To provide airway clearance techniques

• To administer medications related to respiratory status

• To assess respiratory status, administer oxygen therapy, and provide airway clearance techniques

Which diagnostic test is used to assess blood and acid-base balance according to the diagnostic tests section?

• Chest X-ray

• Blood Tests

• ABG analysis

• Bronchoscopy

What is a key focus of nursing management in preventing pressure ulcers as per the patient teaching section?

• Regular repositioning and skin inspection

• Ensuring proper dietary intake

• Maintaining fluid balance

• Providing emotional support

Which is one of the interdisciplinary care specialists the patient saw throughout their visit?

• Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP)

• Nephrologist

• Cardiologist

• PT