While monitoring the waveform capnography of your patient that is intubated you notice a notch begin to appear on the respiratory plateau.  This notch usually appears when neuromuscular blockers begin to subside – what is this notch called?

You arrive at a location and begin to read the scene by:

Carbon dioxide is transported from the cells to the lungs in one of three ways.  Please list them below in the order from most to least common:

Which one of the following is an advantage of using an Oropharyngeal Airway:

Carbon dioxide is transported from the cells to the lungs in one of three ways.  Please list them below in the order from most to least common:

Which of the following problems is it not critical to find during the primary assessment?

This condition is a result of the alveoli in the lungs collapsing:

Phase _____ of a capnogram is also referred to as the respiratory plateau.  It reflects the airflow through uniformly ventilated alveoli with a nearly constant CO2 level.

Match the anatomy with the correct letter.

Your patient appears semi-conscious, barely opens his eyes with loud verbal and painful stimulus. His airway is open, and he is breathing shallowly at 48 times per minute. He appears cyanotic. Which of the following adjuncts is most appropriate at this point?