A typical upper airway sound heard on inhalation from a partial airway obstruction is called:

What is the second most common way that CO2 will be transported throughout your body?

Dose: 15 mg/kg Weight:  200 kg Concentration: 500000 mcg/5 ml How much volume would you administer to this patient?

You are requested to do an emergency transport of a pediatric patient that is intubated from a local ER to a children’s hospital that is 2 hours away.  The patient is currently receiving O2 via BVM ventilation at 15 lpm.  You check your onboard “M” oxygen cylinder and find that it only contains 700 psi and you have one portable “D” tank with 1000 psi.  Do you have enough oxygen to run this call?How many minutes of oxygen do you have remaining?

How do you measure the NPA for an adult patient?

What breathing pattern is often seen in patients with severe metabolic acidosis?

During inspiration, the lungs become distended, activating __________ receptors.  These receptors send impulses to the brainstem and inhibit the medullary cells, thus decreasing the inspiratory stimulus.

You have been requested to administer atropine IVP to a pediatric patient in severe bradycardia.  The patient weighs 4kg.  The dose of this medication is 0.02 mg/kg with an minimum of 0.1mg.  Atropine is carried 1 mg/10 mL.How many mg’s are you doing to deliver to this patient?

A respiratory pattern characterized by very slow, shallow and infrequent breathing is known as __________.

Your patient is breathing 38 times a minute and has a average tidal volume of 250.  What is the patient’s minute ventilation in mL’s?