In which section of the CHEDDAR format of documentation can the diagnosis be found?
A. Assessment
B. Chief complaint
C. History
D. Details of problems and complaints
E. Examination
Answer: A
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A) Cardiac arrest in children is more likely to be due to respiratory failure. B) Ventricular fibrillation is common in children. C) Cardiac arrest in adults is more likely to be due to respiratory failure. D) Ventricular fibrillation is not common in adults.
A patient is extubated and placed on a cool, bland aerosol with 30% oxygen. Twenty minutes post extubation, the respiratory therapist is called to assess the patient, who has shortness of breath
The respiratory therapist observes intercostal retractions, accessory muscle use, and a respiratory rate of 38 breaths/min. Stridor can be heard without a stethoscope, and the SpO2 has dropped from 97% to 85%. The patient is given an aerosolized racemic epinephrine treatment and reas-sessed. Accessory muscle use continues, intercostal retractions decrease slightly, and stridor is heard on auscultation. The patient's respiratory rate is 30 breaths/min and the SpO2 is 88%. What should the respiratory therapist recommend? a. Reintubation and mechanical ventilation b. Heliox therapy and steroid administration c. Increase the FIO2 on the cool bland aerosol to 40% d. Use a nonrebreather mask with 15 L/min oxygen.
Which of following specimens is an error in the pre-analytical phase of laboratory testing?
A) Stool collected in preservative prior to transportation from a physician's office B) Urine collected in a plastic food container C) Pleural fluid collected via syringe after cleansing of the skin D) Blood culture collected prior to the infusion of penicillin
What is the name of the structure that secures the tongue to the floor of the mouth?
A. uvula B. extrinsic lingual muscles C. instrinsic lingual muscles D. lingual frenulum