Asthma Quiz 3

What is another name for chest radiograph?

• Ultrasound

• CT Scan

• Chest X-ray

• MRI

What does an arterial blood gas (ABG) test measure?

• Blood Sugar Levels

• Blood Pressure

• Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide in Blood

• Cholesterol Levels

Why are cough suppressants contraindicated with asthma?

• They cause drowsiness

• They increase mucus production

• They can lead to serious danger

• They have no effect on asthma

What is the purpose of inhaled anti-inflammatory corticosteroids for asthma?

• To prevent attacks

• To relieve pain

• To reduce inflammation

• To improve lung function

Which medication is used for long-term control to prevent asthma attacks?

• Antibiotics

• Cough Syrup

• Corticosteroids

• Painkillers

What is the role of leukotriene receptor antagonists in asthma treatment?

• To increase mucus production

• To prevent bronchospasm

• To improve lung capacity

• To reduce inflammation

What is the main function of a chest radiograph?

• To assess blood flow

• To measure lung capacity

• To diagnose chest conditions

• To check heart rate

When is an IV line initiated in the treatment of acute asthma attack?

• Immediately

• Only if prescribed by a doctor

• Before assessing airway patency

• After administering oxygen

What is the purpose of preparing a child for a chest radiograph?

• To monitor brain activity

• To check for broken bones

• To assess lung and heart function

• To measure blood pressure

What is the significance of arterial blood gas levels in asthma management?

• To determine cholesterol levels

• To assess acid-base balance

• To measure blood sugar levels

• To check for allergies