Question 6
Intubation with an endotracheal tube (Choose three.):
- allows adjunctive ventilatory equipment to be used effectively
- decreases the risk of aspiration
- is the first priority in ventricular fibrillation
- if performed improperly may result in only one lung being inflated
Question 7
Bag-valve-mask devices (Choose two.):
- may be used by untrained individuals
- with high flow and a reservoir deliver close to 100% oxygen
- aredifficultfor one person to use effectively
- usually provide greater tidal volume than mouth-to-mask ventilation
Question 8
During cardiac arrest, acidosis (Choose three.):
- is usually both metabolic and respiratory
- should be treated with increased ventilation
- should generally be treated with sodium bicarbonate
- usually resolves once perfusion is restored
Question 9
Which of the following is true in regards to endotracheal suction?
- limited to 15 seconds
- preceded with oxygen ventilation
- can result in hypoxia
- perform without applying suction
- All of the above
Question 10
After placement of an endotracheal tube, ventilate (Choose two.):
- at 10ג€"15 breaths per minute
- after the 5th compression
- asynchronously to cardiac compressions
- with room air