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Respiratory Therapy Exam Preparation: NBRC/AARC Module 1 Questions and Answers, Exams of Medicine

Questions and answers related to respiratory therapy, specifically for the nbrc/aarc module 1 exam. Topics covered include symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia, patient needs for oxygen, fi02 rates for various devices, and relationships between jet size and fi02, as well as entrainment port size and fi02. Additionally, this document includes information about the aarc and nbrc, their exams, and the cost and requirements for obtaining certifications.

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Download Respiratory Therapy Exam Preparation: NBRC/AARC Module 1 Questions and Answers and more Exams Medicine in PDF only on Docsity! Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers What are the RESPIRATORY identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? - correct answer -Increased RR (tachypnea) -Dyspnea (perceived SOB) -Paleness (cyanosis=severe) What are the CARDIOVASCULAR identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxia? - correct answer -Mild hypertension (secondary to vasoconstriction) *if severe, leads to eventual hypotension. What are the NEUROLOGIC identifiable symptoms of hypoxia/hypoxemia? - correct answer -Restlessness -Disorientation -Headaches -Severe case lead to (distressed appearance, confusion, blurred vision, loss of coordination, slow reaction time, somnolence, coma) Patient need of 02 based on LAB DOCUMENTATION. - correct answer -Pa02 is <60mmHg -Sp02 is less than 90% on RA. Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers Patient need of 02 based on CLINICAL findings at bedside. - correct answer -Tachycardia -Tachypnea -Confusion Patient need of 02 via Non-rebreather based on SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS. - correct answer -Pneumothorax -CO/ cyanide poisoning -Acute myocardial infarction (MI) Patient need of 02 via Simple Mask based on SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS. - correct answer -Post anesthesia What are the LOW FLOW devices? (Hint: There are 7) - correct answer -Nasal Cannula -Nasal Catheter -Transtracheal Catheter -Reservoir Cannula -Simple Mask -Partial Rebreather -Non Rebreather Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers What is the total output for a venturi with the Fi02 of .35? - correct answer 5:1 What is the total output for a venturi with the Fi02 of .40? - correct answer 3:1 What is the total output for a venturi with the Fi02 of .50? - correct answer 2:1 What are the indications (uses) for NITRIC OXIDE? - correct answer -Improves blood flow to the ventilated spaces in the lungs -Reduces shunting -Decreases pulmonary vascular resistance. What are the indications for HELIUM-OXYGEN therapy? - correct answer -Can decrease the work of breathing for patients with airways obstruction. What is the Fi02 range for a NASAL CATHETER? - correct answer 22%-45% Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers What is the flow range for a NASAL CATHETER? - correct answer 1/4-5 L/min What is the Fi02 range for a TRANSTRACHEAL CATHETER? - correct answer Uses 40% to 60% less O2 to achieve the same PaO2 by nasal cannula. What is the flow range for a TRANSTRACHEAL CATHETER? - correct answer 1/4-4 L/min What is the Fi02 range for a RESERVOIR CANNULA? - correct answer Can reduce oxygen use as much as 50% to 75% What is the flow range for a RESERVOIR CANNULA? - correct answer 1/4-4 L/min What is the Fi02 range for a PARTIAL REBREATHER? - correct answer 40%-70% What is the flow range for a PARTIAL REBREATHER? - correct answer 10L-15L/min Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers When you hear Non-Rebreather, think........ - correct answer closed off valves, you breath in the 02 from the bag, it then goes out of the valves of the mask so CO2 does not go back into the bag. When you hear Partial Rebreather, think....... - correct answer No closed off valves, you breath in the 02 from the bag and when you exhale ,because nothing is covering the valve to the bag, some CO2 will go back into the bag. What does AARC stand for? - correct answer American Association for Respiratory Care What is the AARC? - correct answer The national professional Organization for Respiratory Care. When does the AARC hold their annual congress? - correct answer October/November Where is the 2017 AARC Congress being held this year? Who is the guest speaker? - correct answer -Indianopolis Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers What does NPS stand for? - correct answer Neonatal/Pediatric Respiratory Care Specialty Examination What does RPFT stand for? - correct answer Registry Examination for Advanced Pulmonary Function Technologists What does RRT stand for? - correct answer Registered Respiratory Therapist What does SDS stand for? - correct answer Sleep Disorders Specialty How many questions will there be for the CRT? - correct answer 160 How many questions are scored on the CRT? - correct answer 140 What is the time limit for the CRT? - correct answer 3 hours How much does it cost to take it for new applicants? - correct answer $190 Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers How much does it cost for repeat applicants? - correct answer $150 What do the cut scores mean? - correct answer There will be two established cut scores for the Therapist Multiple-Choice Examination. If a candidate achieves the lower cut score, they will earn the CRT credential. If a candidate achieves the higher cut score, they will earn the CRT credential AND become eligible for the Clinical Simulation Examination (provided that those eligibility requirements are met and the candidate is eligible to earn the RRT credential). How do you earn a CRT credential? - correct answer Earn a score of atleast 88 How do you earn a RRT credential? - correct answer Need to get in the high cut of 94 What is the RRT exam (Clinical Sims Exam)? - correct answer The clinical setting and patient situation for each problem are designed to simulate reality and be relevant to the clinical practice of respiratory care. Candidates will be given four hours to complete the CSE. Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers How many clinical simulations will you be confronted with at the CSE? - correct answer 22 problems (20 scored items and 2 pretest items). What is the time limit for the CSE? - correct answer 4 hours How much does it cost to take the CSE for new applicants? - correct answer $200 How much does it cost to take CSE for repeat applicants? - correct answer $200 When do you apply for a Respiratory License? - correct answer After you secure the CRT credential. What is so important about a Respiratory License? - correct answer The license is state specific so you will need a state license for each state you plan to work in. How much does it cost to obtain a Respiratory License? - correct answer $100 Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers What are the professional credentials you are to earn and maintain? - correct answer -CRT, RRT -License -Continuing education What are the standards of practice required of you? - correct answer -Research -Peer-review What are the patient expectations of you as a professional? - correct answer -High degree of personal integrity -Commitment to confidentiality -Appreciation for diversity -Strong work ethic -Expert knowledge and skills What are the Professional Educations Expectations of a professional? - correct answer -General education -Technical education -Interpersonal skills (aka "bedside manner") -Teaching Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers -Research & lifelong learning/improvement What are the three TECHNICAL EDUCATIONS known by medical professionals? - correct answer -Didactic education -Psychomotor and technical skills -Critical and strategic thinking skills Where are we to apply our Interpersonal skills? - correct answer with other medical professionals & public Patient's expect you to look like.......... - correct answer a professional health care worker What type of apparel is expected of a professional health care worker? - correct answer Conservative apparel What is considered conservative apparel? - correct answer -Hospital scrubs (navy / hunter green) Clean with limited wrinkles -Limited bling -Conservative grooming, esp. perfume/colognes -Impeccable hygiene Test 1#) Module 1 +NBRC/AARC Questions And Answers -No artificial nails (fungus issue) What is are the types of Professional Behaviors expected of a medical professional? - correct answer -That text can wait for later -Appropriate vocabulary -Positive attitude -Mature, dependable behavior -Proper etiquette -Nonjudgmental -Ownership of your behavior -Complete tasks thoroughly and in a timely fashion -Punctuality -Note writing Professional advocacy, includes: - correct answer -Lobbying in Washington DC. -Monitoring health care trends. -Consultation on state legislative issues. -Representation on related boards and commissions. Professional resources, essential for maintaining currency, include: -
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