The presence of “hot spots” in a positron emission tomograph… The presence of “hot spots” in a positron emission tomography (PET) scan is indicative of: Read Details
The amount of force needed to maintain a mechanical tidal vo… The amount of force needed to maintain a mechanical tidal volume breath in the patient’s lungs is known as _____ pressure. Read Details
When the dead space–to–tidal volume ratio (VD/VT) is calcula… When the dead space–to–tidal volume ratio (VD/VT) is calculated, VD refers to the _____ dead space. Read Details
To minimize the magnification associated with portable films… To minimize the magnification associated with portable films, how far should the patient and the film be from the source of the x-rays in a conventional chest x-ray? Read Details
Given : corrected tidal volume = 650 ml, plateau pressure =… Given : corrected tidal volume = 650 ml, plateau pressure = 30 cm H2O, and PEEP= 10 cm H2O. Calculate Static compliance. Read Details
Given: flow = 7 l/min, the inspiratory time = 0.5 sec. Calcu… Given: flow = 7 l/min, the inspiratory time = 0.5 sec. Calculate the delivered tidal volume based on these settings on a constant flow time-cycled ventilator. Read Details
The amount of force needed to overcome opposition to air flo… The amount of force needed to overcome opposition to air flow in the lungs during mechanical ventilation is known as: Read Details
A nonintubated patient should be monitored for lung volumes… A nonintubated patient should be monitored for lung volumes in the presence of the following clinical conditions except: Read Details
Which equation is used to determine Rapid Shallow Breathing… Which equation is used to determine Rapid Shallow Breathing Index (RSBI): Read Details
Given : corrected tidal volume = 700 ml, PIP = 29 cm H2O, PP… Given : corrected tidal volume = 700 ml, PIP = 29 cm H2O, PPlat = 25 cm H2O and PEEP= 0 cm H2O. Calculate dynamic compliance. Read Details