Appropriate interventions for CRPS include

An infant demonstrates the following capnogram while being mechanically ventilated.How should the therapist interpret this capnogram?

The therapist notices that an infant presents with irregular areas of dusky skin alternating with areas of pale skin. On the basis of this observation, which of the following conditions should the therapist anticipate this patient having?

Which of the following is(are) considered the most important component(s) of pulmonary surfactant?I. Dipalmitoyl phosphatidylcholine II. Phosphatidylglycerine III. PhosphatidylinositolIV. Sphingomyelin

Which of the following conditions will preclude the use of indirect calorimetry?I. Cuffed endotracheal tubesII. Circuit leaksIII. FiO2 40%IV. HFOV

Which of the following inhaled anesthetic gases has/have demonstrated the possibility to treat status asthmaticus?I. HalothaneII. ThromboxaneIII. IsofluraneIV. Sevoflurane

What is volumetric capnography able to determine?I. Airway dead spaceII. Alveolar tidal volumeIII. Shunt fractionIV. Alveolar minute volume

Which of the following features or characteristics apply to mainstream capnography?I. The mainstream capnograph contains narrow tubing that can become occluded with mucus.II. Mainstream capnography generally employs infrared spectrometers.III. The mainstream capnograph does not add much weight to the breathing circuit.IV. The mainstream capnograph is placed at the proximal end of the endotracheal tube.

While working in the NICU with a mechanically ventilated newborn who is being monitored for PetCO2, the therapist observes the following capnogram:What interpretation should the therapist make of this capnogram?

While attending to a neonatal patient in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), the therapist notices that a transcutaneous electrode is affixed to the upper chest of the neonate. What should the therapist do at this time?