Tmc Exam C

d. racemic epinephrine {Ans: A child has been extubated and is demonstrating mild stridor. Which of the following agents would be most helpful to administer by aerosol? a. albuterol b. Atropine c. Aminophylline d. racemic epinephrine}d. place the infant on supplemental oxygen {Ans: A neonate delivered 3 minutes ago has an APGAR score of 5. The therapist should do which of the following? a. perform CPR b. obtain umbilical cord blood gas values c. get an arterial blood gas d. place the infant on supplemental oxygen}c. decrease rate and/or increase flow {Ans: A physician is concerned about autoPEEP developing in a patient receiving volume-controlled ventilation on the following settings: Mode: assist/control VT: 600 mL Rate: 16 FIO2: 1.0 PEEP: 10 cmH2O Insp flow: 50 L/min I:E : 1:2 Which of the following adjustments will reduce autoPEEP? a. increase PEEP b. increase VT c. decrease rate and/or increase flow d. decrease PEEP}b. reduce future treatment dosage to 0.25 mL {Ans: A patient receiving 0.5 mL Albuterol by small volume nebulizer complains of tingling fingers, nervousness, and heart palpitations. The therapist should a. decrease dosage to 0.15 mL b. reduce future treatment dosage to 0.25 mL c. have