PARAMEDIC PREP GUIDE EXAM 3 Ed
2024-2025
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A series of questions and answers related to the regulation of ventilation in patients with copd, lung perfusion, and co2 metabolism. It also includes questions about common specific findings in patients with breathing difficulty and life-threatening respiratory problems. Designed to help paramedics prepare for exam 3 ed.
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PARAMEDIC PREP GUIDE EXAM 3 Ed 2024-
Regulation of ventilation in patients with COPD is based on the? - ANS—-Oxygen level in arterial blood lang perfusion is dependent on 3 conditions, What is 1 of them? - ANS—Adequate blood volume The greatest portion of CO2 produced during metabolism is converted into? — ANS- Bicarbonate ions What is not a common specific finding in patients with breathing difficulty? -— ANS- They tend to prefer to lay supine You should suspect a life threalening respiratory problem in an adult patient if you note? — ANS—Sustained tachycardia greater than or cqual to 130 beats per minute Which is not a normal breath sound? A, J.oud and high pitched over the trachea B. Salt and medium pitched over the mainstream bronchi C. Harsh and high pitched upon inspiration T). Soft and low pitched in the lung periphery — ANS-C., Harsh and high pitched upon inspiration