You arrive on scene and find an unresponsive female breathing at 16 times per min and she has a gurgling sound coming from her mouth, what do you do?

What disease does someone typically have if they purse lip breath?

What is cystic Fibrosis

What is +4 Edema

What is a major difference between CHF and Pneumonia

A patient is experiencing an Asthma Attack, hyperventilating, how will the patient present

What state would an opioid overdose be in?

A patient has been experiencing vomiting and diahrea for days, how will the patient present?

A patient is breathing at a rate of 35 and is experiencing numbness in their fingers and toes along with cramping, what are they experiencing?

What are the ETT Confirmation Techniques? (8 in total)

What upper respiratory infection affects the nose and includes a runny nose and congestion?

You arrive on scene and find a 4 year old drooling, with a sore throat and a general overall ill apprearance, what do you believe the patient is suffering from?

What causes swelling of the larynx, trachea and bronchi and presents with a seal like bark?

A patient was just sitting on the couch watching tv and then experienced a sudden onset of severe dyspnea, what is the patient having?

Why would we remove a ET Tube that is correctly placed?

Which laryngoscope handle is designed to fit into the vallecula and inadvertently lift the epiglottis?

Which laryngoscope blade directly lifts the epiglottis?

What happens to blood gasses during respiratory failure

Which lung sound is due to a narrowing of the airways by edema, bronchoconstriction or foreign material and it is a whistling sound?

Which lung sound is a rattling sound associated with excessive mucus or other material in the larger airways?

Which lung sound is a fine, moist crackling sound associated with fluids in the smaller airways?

Which airway sound is associated with a harsh high pitch on inspiration

Why is an emphysema patient known as a pink puffer?

Where does a Superglottic Airway SIt?

Where does a retroglottic airway sit?

Your patient overdose on Valium, what reversal agent would you give them?

Your patient overdosed on Tri-Cyclic Antidepressants, what reversal agent would you give them?

What is an infection with symptoms including sore throat, pain on swallowing, with signs such as tonsil enlargement, pus on tonsils and cervical lymph node enlargement?

What upper respiratory infection presents with a red pharynx, hoarse quality to voice and includes a sore throat and pain on speaking?

What will a Shark Fin ETCO2 wave show you the severity of?

A patient who is very tall and thin presents with dyspnea, he stated that this all started with a sudden onset of sharp chest and shoulder pain. What is the patient experiencing?

Your patient has Subcutaneous Emphysema, what is this a sign of?

Your patient is cherry red from the shoulder up, what could this be a sign of?

What does +1 Edema mean?

Your patient complains of respiratory difficulty while lying down and it subsides when they sit up. What are they most likely experiencing?

What is the adult dose for Solu-Medrol (methylprednisolone)

What are the side effects of endotracheal intubation?

What action does Magnesium Sulfate have on the respiratory system?

What is the adult does of Magnesium Sulfate for an adult in respiratory distress.

What does nitroglycerin do to vessels?

What is the sublingual dose for Nitro?

What does Orthopnea mean?

Racemic Epi works on lower airway swelling and edema?

What is a DuoNeb?

What is the adult dose for Albuterol?

What is racemic epi used for?

Your patient is having an extremely severe anaphylactic reaction, what is the first medication you would give?

What is the normal range for Capnography?

If a stoma becomes dislodged what can be inserted in its place?

What part of the Tracheostomy is the base that secures it in the tracheal stoma?

What part of the Tracheostomy can be removed for cleaning and a replacement?

If a tracheostomy patient cannot be bagged effectively what should you expect?

If a trach patient presents with increased work of breathing what should you do?

What does exacerbation mean?

What are the four stages of cellular respiration

Your patient is experiencing respiratory distress, JVD, absent breath sounds on one side, increased heart rate and a decrease in blood pressure. How would you treat this patient?

You arrive on scene and find a patient being aggressively ventilated with a BVM by other first responders, you notice a distended abdomen, What would you do to relieve the pressure

What is a COPD patient’s trigger to breath?

What triggers a healthy person to breathe?