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2. A nurse knows not to let the patient know that her respirations are being assessed for what rationale? A. Patients should be informed of all procedures C, Alter rate and depth of breathing D. A and B done B. Provide inaccurate results Rationale: 3. Which of the following factors result to increased respiratory rate and depth? Select all that apply. A. Exercise B. Acute pain C. Anxiety D. Smoking E. Opioid analgesics F. Increased altitude Rationale: 4. The process of diffusion and perfusion by measuring which among the choices: A. Respiratory rate B. Respiratory depth C. Oxygen saturation D. A and B

2. A nurse knows not to let the patient know that her respirations are being assessed for what rationale? A. Patients should be informed of all procedures C, Alter rate and depth of breathing D. A and B done B. Provide inaccurate results Rationale: 3. Which of the following factors result to increased respiratory rate and depth? Select all that apply. A. Exercise B. Acute pain C. Anxiety D. Smoking E. Opioid analgesics F. Increased altitude Rationale: 4. The process of diffusion and perfusion by measuring which among the choices: A. Respiratory rate B. Respiratory depth C. Oxygen saturation D. A and B

Phlebotomy Essentials
Phlebotomy Essentials
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2. A nurse knows not to let the patient know that her respirations are being assessed for what rationale? A. Patients should be informed of all procedures C, Alter rate and depth of breathing D. A and B done B. Provide inaccurate results Rationale: 3. Which of the following factors result to increased respiratory rate and depth? Select all that apply. A. Exercise B. Acute pain C. Anxiety D. Smoking E. Opioid analgesics F. Increased altitude Rationale: 4. The process of diffusion and perfusion by measuring which among the choices: A. Respiratory rate B. Respiratory depth C. Oxygen saturation D. A and B Rationale: 5. Which among the following statement is regarded as incorrect: A. Diaphragmatic breathing results from the contraction and relaxation of the diaphragm B. Observed it best by watching abdominal movements C. Healthy men and children usually demonstrate diaphragmatic breathing D. Women tend to use thoracic muscles to breathe, assessed by observing movements in the upper chest. E. All of the above F. None of the above Rationale:
Transcribed Image Text:2. A nurse knows not to let the patient know that her respirations are being assessed for what rationale? A. Patients should be informed of all procedures C, Alter rate and depth of breathing D. A and B done B. Provide inaccurate results Rationale: 3. Which of the following factors result to increased respiratory rate and depth? Select all that apply. A. Exercise B. Acute pain C. Anxiety D. Smoking E. Opioid analgesics F. Increased altitude Rationale: 4. The process of diffusion and perfusion by measuring which among the choices: A. Respiratory rate B. Respiratory depth C. Oxygen saturation D. A and B Rationale: 5. Which among the following statement is regarded as incorrect: A. Diaphragmatic breathing results from the contraction and relaxation of the diaphragm B. Observed it best by watching abdominal movements C. Healthy men and children usually demonstrate diaphragmatic breathing D. Women tend to use thoracic muscles to breathe, assessed by observing movements in the upper chest. E. All of the above F. None of the above Rationale:
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