A client is able to breathe more easily in an upright position. The nurse reports the client is experiencing:
A)
apnea.
B)
orthopnea.
C)
dyspnea.
D)
eupnea.
B
Explanation:
A)
Orthopnea is shortness of breath in a reclining position that is relieved by sitting upright. Apnea involves periods of no breathing. Dyspnea is difficulty breathing. Eupnea is normal breathing.
Comprehension
Assessment
Health Promotion: Care and Comfort
B)
Orthopnea is shortness of breath in a reclining position that is relieved by sitting upright. Apnea involves periods of no breathing. Dyspnea is difficulty breathing. Eupnea is normal breathing.
Comprehension
Assessment
Health Promotion: Care and Comfort
C)
Orthopnea is shortness of breath in a reclining position that is relieved by sitting upright. Apnea involves periods of no breathing. Dyspnea is difficulty breathing. Eupnea is normal breathing.
Comprehension
Assessment
Health Promotion: Care and Comfort
D)
Orthopnea is shortness of breath in a reclining position that is relieved by sitting upright. Apnea involves periods of no breathing. Dyspnea is difficulty breathing. Eupnea is normal breathing.
Comprehension
Assessment
Health Promotion: Care and Comfort
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