Which acid/base disturbance is indicated by ABG values of pH 7.22, PACO2 32 mmHg, and HCO3 19 mmHg?

Pulmonary emboli often originate in the

Your 60-year-old chronic bronchitis patient is lethargic and has been complaining of increasing respiratory distress for four days. His vital signs are BP 138/82, P 98, R 8, and SpO2 90% on room air. This patient is likely to develop a

Cricothyrotomy is indicated in

Signs and symptoms of pneumonia include

Conditions responsible for respiratory emergencies related to perfusion include

Your 41-year-old ventilator dependent patient needs transport to the emergency room for evaluation of a fever. He has a GCS of 7, which is his baseline. Vital signs are BP 132/90, P 112, R 20, SpO2 93% on 40% FIO2, and Temp 102.1 F. Your ambulance is not equipped with a ventilator and you have just removed him from his home ventilator and supply bag-valve ventilations with oxygen at 15 lpm. Vital signs are now BP 144/94, P 124, R 24, and SpO2 94%. Lung fields are clear and equal bilaterally. He is also agitated and breathing against the manual ventilations. You should administer

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Your 51-year-old patient complains of increased exertional dyspnea for five days. He also complains of a productive cough. Vital signs are BP 138/84, P 94, R 22, and temp of 101.6. He has a history of chronic bronchitis and CHF. You witness the patient having an episode of repeated productive coughing. How would you expect his sputum to look?

Which of the following patients needs immediate airway and/or breathing assistance?