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Q1) The effectiveness of a cough is assessed by using which of the following factors?
A)The strength of the cough
B)The depth of the cough
C)The length of the cough
D)All of the above
Q2) A patient with chronic obstructive lung disease who appears to have a barrel chest will have which of the following signs on examination of the chest area?
A)Rib angles of <90 degrees
B)A diminished diaphragm excursion measured by percussion
C)The presence of stronger,louder sounds heard during auscultation
D)The presence of normal muscle activity of the respiratory accessory muscles
Q3) Which of the following general appearances BEST indicates the presence of low oxygenation and perfusion in the periphery?
A)The patient is leaning forward on the knees or some object to breathe.
B)The patient is using accessory muscles around neck and shoulders to breathe.
C)The patient has noticeable bluish color at the lips and fingernail beds.
D)The patient is resting in a semi-Fowler's position and is not able to tolerate lying flat.
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Chapter 17: Interventions for Acute Cardiopulmonary Conditions
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Q1) Which of the following breathing exercises would BEST facilitate air flow into poorly ventilated areas?
A)Pursed-lip breathing
B)Paced breathing
C)Inspiratory hold technique
D)Diaphragmatic controlled breathing
Q2) A patient presents 2 weeks post an embolic stroke and aspiration pneumonia.She is lethargic and does not appear to follow commands consistently.Which of the following breathing techniques would BEST improve the patient's overall ventilation to lung areas on the hemiparetic side?
A)Upper chest inhibiting technique
B)Counter rotation
C)Scoop technique
D)Unilateral costal expansion
Q3) The technique of airway suctioning is effective in removing secretions from all of the lungs areas including the small airways.
A)True
B)False
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Chapter 18: Interventions and Prevention Measures for
Individuals With Cardiovascular Disease, or Risk of Disease
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Q1) Which of the following programs potentially has the MOST impact on physical work capacity of a patient with coronary artery disease?
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Q1) Which of the following is considered an acyanotic cardiac defect?
A)Tetralogy of Fallot
B)Pulmonary atresia
C)Atrial septal defects
D)Truncus arteriosus
Q2) Which of the following sleeping positions for an infant was advocated by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD)in response to the incidence of sudden infant death syndrome?
A)Infant should sleep on his or her side with a towel roll support.
B)Infant should sleep prone.
C)Infant should sleep supine.
D)All of the above.
Q3) A fetus will not survive if born during which of the following periods of lung maturation?
A)Pseudoglandular period
B)Canalicular period
C)Terminal saccular period
D)Alveolar period
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Chapter 21: The Lymphatic System
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Q1) Which of the following conditions related to poor functioning of the lymphatic system
MOST likely contributes to the risk for atherosclerosis?
A)Filtration of lipoproteins is increased.
B)Risk of oxidative damage is greater.
C)Risk of lipoprotein entrapment is decreased.
D)Diminished time arterial intima is exposed lipoproteins.
Q2) Which of the following interventions distinguishes phase I complete decongestive therapy from phase II?
A)Compression using bandages first then transitioning to a compression garment
B)Exercise in bandages
C)Meticulous skin care
D)Manual lymph drainage
Q3) Which of the following conditions is a contraindication for compression bandaging?
A)Cellulitis
B)Arterial disease of the leg;ankle-brachial index,0.8
C)Malignancy
D)Uncontrolled bronchial asthma
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Chapter 22: Outcome Measures:a Guide for the Evidence
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Q1) The gold standard for measurement of functional exercise capacity is which of the following outcome measures?
A)6-minute walk test
B)Modified shuttle test
C)Oxygen consumption test
D)200-meter walk test
Q2) The amount of change a clinician needs to see in an outcome measurement to determine if true clinical change has been attained refers to which of the following terms?
A)Minimally clinically important difference
B)Minimal detectable change
C)Sensitivity
D)Reliability
Q3) Which of the following test characteristics results in the modified shuttle walk test having a greater cardiovascular response on a patient as compared to the 6-minute walk test?
A)Self-paced test.
B)Incremental and progressive exercise.
C)More encouragement is provided.
D)Ascending and descending steps are included.
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