Examl 1:l NRl 341l NR341l Latestl 2026l

Examl 1:l NRl 341/l NR341l (Latestl 2026/l

2027l Update)l Complexl Adultl Healthl Guide|l Q/Al |l Gradel A|l 100%l Correctl (Verifiedl Answers)l -Chamberlain

Q:l Whatl arel somel signsl ofl earlyl deterioration?

Answer:

-l confusion -l VSl changesl (increasedl RR/HR)l 6-8l hoursl beforel respiratory/cardiacl arrest

Q:l Whenl arel client'sl putl onl al organl donationl list?

Answer:

atl endl stagel organl failure

Q:l livingl donor

Answer:

healthyl individualsl thatl offerl organsl tol clientsl withl endl stagel organl diseasel (kidney,l lungl lobe,l partl ofl liverl orl pancreas

Q:l brainl death/circulatoryl deathl donor

Answer:

organl givenl byl al patientl thatl hasl cessationl ofl alll brainl function/organl givenl whenl nol brainl damagel wasl donel butl injuryl happenedl wherel nol recoveryl isl suspectedl (bothl needl tol bel determinedl byl al physician)

Q:l Whol getsl consentl andl arrangesl forl removall ofl donatedl organs? 1 / 4

Answer:

Organl procurementl organizationl (OPO)

Q:l Whatl arel thel complicationsl orl organl donation?

Answer:

-l rejectionl -l infectionl -l post-transplantl malignanciesl (duel tol suppressionl ofl immunel systeml froml meds)

Q:l earlyl s/sl ofl respiratoryl distress

Answer:

-l tachycardia,l tachypnea,l hypertension -l lowl SPO2 -l dyspneal onl exertionl -l nasall flaringl -l agitation,l restlessness -l palel skin -l slightlyl confused -l respiratoryl alkalosis

Q:l latel s/sl ofl respiratoryl distress

Answer:

-l bradycardia,l decreasedl RR,l hypotension -l lowl SPO2 -l dyspneal -l inabilityl tol talk -l cyanosisl -l accessoryl musclel use -l worseningl LOC,l stupor -l respiratoryl acidosis

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Q:l FiO2

Answer:

amountl ofl oxygenl beingl deliveredl tol thel client

normall RAl =l 21%

Q:l nasall cannula

Answer:

-l mostl comfortable -l canl eatl andl talk -l lowl flow -l 24%-44%l (1-6L/min)

Q:l Whatl shouldl al facel maskl oxygenl levell bel at?

Answer:

5Ll orl abovel sol thel patientl doesl notl breathel backl inl theirl CO2

Q:l Ifl clientsl arel onl oxygenl thatl isl morel thanl 5L/min,l whatl mightl bel needed?

Answer:

humidityl tol preventl dryingl nasall membranes

Q:l highl flowl nasall cannula

Answer:

blendl oxygenl withl compressedl airl tol generatel FiO2l tol higherl rates

Q:l venturil mask

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Answer:

-l deliverl al precisel amountl ofl oxygenl -l setl upl byl respiratoryl therapistsl -l colorl coated

Q:l partiall rebreatherl /l non-rebreather

Answer:

-l shortl terml oxygenl needs -l bagl mustl stayl inflatedl (preventsl patientl froml breathingl inl CO2) -l mightl needl bipapl orl intubatedl ifl notl workingl enough

Q:l nonl invasivel ventilation

Answer:

-l deliveryl ofl positivel pressurel (PPV)l withoutl artificiall airway -l helpsl spontaneousl breathingl patientl breathel easierl (sleepl apnea) -l preventsl collapsel ofl airwayl whenl sleeping

1.l continuousl positivel airwayl (CPAP) 2.l bi-levell continuousl airwayl pressurel (BiPAP)

Requirements:

-l tightl seall

Contraindications:

-l excessivel secretionsl -l highl riskl vomitingl -l faciall trauma -l decreasedl LOC -l hemodynamicl instability

Q:l Isl al CPAPl orl BiPAPl usedl whenl al clientl isl experiencingl significantl respiratoryl distress?

Answer:

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