An asthmatic patient has been given 5 mg Albuterol (Ventolin…
An asthmatic patient has been given 5 mg Albuterol (Ventolin) X2 with ipratropium bromide but continuous to have bilateral wheezing and SOB and SpO2 89% . What should the respiratory care practitioner recommend? I. Continuous Albuterol 15mg/hour treatment II. Intravenous Methylprednisolone (Solumederol) III. FIO2 to keep SpO2 94% IV. Give another 5 mg albuterol (Ventolin) treatment
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Prior to administering pharmacological agents, the respiratory care practitioner should: I. Check patients insurance provider II. Check for prior allergic and adverse reaction III. Patients ID band IV. Check the patients orders in the chart
Read DetailsMs. Strickland who is asthmatic and has peanut allergy was g…
Ms. Strickland who is asthmatic and has peanut allergy was given albuterol (proventil) and ipratropium bromide (atrovent). After therapy, marked stridor is heard and the patient is exhibiting severe respiratory distress. What should the practitioner recommend next?
Read DetailsMr. Burns who came in with COPD exacerbation 4 days ago is r…
Mr. Burns who came in with COPD exacerbation 4 days ago is recieving HHN tx with albuterol (ventolin) and ipratropium bromide (atrovent) BID and currently weaning off of prednisone is no longer SOB, breathsounds are clear and predicted peak flows are met. He is ready for discharge and his physician asks for your recommendation on an appropriate home medication regimine. What would be the best recommendation?
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