2.Respiratory System Quiz

What is the purpose of a complete nursing assessment for stable or chronic respiratory conditions?

• To determine the effectiveness of gas exchange

• To focus on the most serious signs and symptoms

• To provide a comprehensive evaluation upon admission

• To identify pathogens present in the sputum

Which of the following is a risk factor for respiratory disorders?

• Low blood pressure

• Obesity

• Lack of physical exercise

• High cholesterol

What does cyanosis indicate in a patient with a respiratory disorder?

• High fever

• Infection

• Low oxygen levels

• Dehydration

Which diagnostic test is used to determine the presence of a pulmonary embolism?

What is the purpose of a ventilation-perfusion scan in diagnosing pulmonary disorders?

• To identify pathogens in the sputum

• To determine the effectiveness of gas exchange

• To view blood flow to the lungs

• To measure lung volume and flow rate

What is the goal of post-procedure nursing care after a pulmonary angiography?

• To assess, prevent, and detect complications

• To encourage fluid intake

• To administer sedatives

• To monitor vital signs every 30 minutes

What is the purpose of a bronchoscopy procedure?

• To perform a chest X-ray

• To remove an obstruction

• To assess oxygen saturation

• To measure lung volume

What should be done before a bronchoscopy procedure?

• Apply pressure dressing over the puncture site

• Keep the patient NPO for 4-8 hours

• Administer antibiotics

• Encourage deep breathing exercises

What is the purpose of an arterial blood gases (ABG) test?

• To identify pathogens in the sputum

• To diagnose pulmonary embolism

• To determine the effectiveness of gas exchange

• To measure oxygen saturation

What is the main focus during the nursing assessment of an acute respiratory problem?

• To perform a complete assessment upon admission

• To focus on the most serious signs and symptoms

• To measure lung volume and flow rate

• To assess oxygen saturation