Which of the following outcomes is the primary criterion for evaluating the resolution of ineffective airway clearance?
a. regular respirations c. clear airway sounds
b. ability to cough effectively d. resolved coughing
C
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A Incorrect. The primary criterion for evaluating the resolution of ineffective airway clearance is not the regularity of respirations.
B Incorrect. The primary criterion for evaluating the resolution of ineffective airway clearance is not the ability to cough effectively.
C Correct. Clear lung sounds is a primary criteria for evaluating the resolution of ineffective airway clearance.
D Incorrect. The primary criterion for evaluating the resolution of ineffective airway clearance is not that coughing has resolved.
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