A male infant was born with a birth weight of 1320 g to a 21-year-old mother. Initial newbornphysical examination was consistent with 28 weeks' gestation. The infant appearedphenotypically normal but he had significant cyanosis, with decreased muscle tone and poorrespiratory effort. He required resuscitation and was placed on ventilatory support.What is the most probable cause of the infant's respiratory disease? *AtelectasisO EmphysemaHyaline Membrane Disease of NewbornsNeonatal PneumoniaSepsisWhat is true regarding the pathophysiology of the infant's respiratory distress? *It is caused by deficiency of surfactant in immature lungs.It occurs more in premature infants.Membranes lining or filling the air spaces and blocking gas exchange appear glassy.The alveoli collapse.All of the choices

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Phlebotomy Essentials

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Disorders of the Respiratory System Grid Name of Condition Which specific part of the body is affected? What is the pathophysiology of this condition? What are the objective/subjective signs & symptoms? Pneumonia Asthma COPD Pulmonary Embolism Pneumothorax
choose the correct mcqs 1. Hematocrit is the percentage of ________ in blood? a) Virus b) Erythrocytes c) Bacteria d) Fungi 2. Which of the following statements is true about involuntary breathing? a) It is controlled by the bronchioles b) It is controlled by the pulmonary arterioles c) It is controlled by the alveolar-capillary network d) It is controlled by the neurons, located in the medulla and pons 3. Normal hematocrit value is ______ a) 25% b) 43% c) 65% d) 80% 4. Maximun Heart rate can be calculated by a) 220-age b) 250-age c) 220-height d) 250-height e) 220-weight f) 250-weight 5. The maximum volume of air contained in the lung by a full forced inhalation is called _________. a) Tidal volume b) Vital capacity c) Ventilation rate d) Total lung capacity 6. Splanchnic blood flow is the blood to the a) Brain b) Muslces c) Spinal cord d) Abdominal viscera’s e) Peripheral Nerves 7. Respiratory Zone consist of a) Nose b) Trachea c) Alveoli d) Bronchial Tree 8. Which of…
Systolic murmurs at the 3rd and 4th intercostal margins of the left sternum,the pulmonary artery segment was prominent and there were scattered small specular shadows in both lower lungs. Pneumonia complicated with heart failuine was diagnosed and the primary disease may be(). A) Eisenmenger syndrome secondary to ventricular septal defect B) Atrial septal defect C) tetralogy of Fallot D) Patent ductus arteriosus E) Ventricular septal defect
. Two days after undergoing an abdominal hysterectomy, a 40-year-old womman has shortness of breath while walking. She appears apprehensive and has a low-grade fever, tachycardia, and tachypnea. Lungs are clear on auscultation. An x-ray of the chest shows no abnormalities. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?A. Aspiration pneumoniaB. AsthmaC. AtelectasisD. Nosocomial pneumoniaE. Pulmonary emboli
Two warm-blooded animals underwent surgery in the following places: a) in the first animal , in the ligation of the right bronchus and left pulmonary artery; b) in the second animal, in the ligation of the left bronchus and left pulmonary artery. Immediately after the operation, registration of the pneumogram began, but the first animal died very quickly, while the second animal didn’t . Questions: 1. Why did the first animal die? 2. Was there any Violation of any stages of breathing? 3. Describe and explain changes in external respiration in animals.
Eileen Jamison brings her 7-year-old son, Keith, to the health care provider for a checkup. Keith has a history of asthma since he was 2 years old. Over the past year, Keith has experienced several acute asthma attacks requiring visits to the emergency department and subsequent hospitalization for treatment. During the visit, Eileen states, “This past year has been a nightmare. What a roller coaster it has been. Just when I think we have things under control, wham, he gets sick! I’m afraid to let him go anywhere or do anything because it seems like when he does, he winds up back in the hospital. My husband says I’m being paranoid. But I can’t help it.”a. How would the nurse respond to Eileen?b. What additional information would be important to gather before providing Eileen with suggestions to help her cope with Keith’s illness?c. What growth and development needs are crucial for Keith at this age? How might his illness be impacting these needsAnswer each subpart in detail on your…
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