Title | Chapter 28 Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases |
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Author | john jingleheimer |
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Chapter28:ObstructivePulmonaryDiseases TestBank MULTIPLECHOICE 1.ThenurseteachesapatientwithchronicbronchitisaboutanewprescriptionforAdvairDiskus(combined fluticasoneandsalmeterol).Whichactionbythepatientwouldindicatetothenursethatteachingabout medicationadministrationhasbeensuccessful? a.
Thepatientshakesthedevicebeforeuse.
b.
ThepatientattachesaspacertotheDiskus.
c.
Thepatientrapidlyinhalesthemedication.
d.
Thepatientperformshuffcoughingafterinhalation.
ANS:C Thepatientshouldinhalethemedicationrapidly.Otherwisethedryparticleswillsticktothetongueandoral mucosaandnotgetinhaledintothelungs.AdvairDiskusisadrypowderinhaler;shakingisnotrecommended Spacersarenotusedwithdrypowderinhalers.Huffcoughingisatechniquetomovemucusintolarger airwaystoexpectorate.ThepatientshouldnothuffcoughorexhaleforcefullyaftertakingAdvairinorderto keepthemedicationinthelungs. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:552 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 2.Thenurseteachesapatienthowtoadministerformoterol(Perforomist)throughanebulizer.Whichactionby thepatientindicatesgoodunderstandingoftheteaching? a.
Thepatientattachesaspacerbeforeusingtheinhaler.
b.
Thepatientcoughsvigorouslyafterusingtheinhaler.
c.
Thepatientactivatestheinhalerattheonsetofexpiration.
d.
Thepatientremovesthefacialmaskwhenmistinghasceased.
ANS:D Anebulizerisusedtoadministeraerosolizedmedication.Amistisseenwhenthemedicationisaerosolized, andwhenallofthemedicationhasbeenused,themistingstops.Theotheroptionsrefertoinhaleruse. Coughingvigorouslyafterinhalingandactivatingtheinhalerattheonsetofexpirationarebothincorrect techniqueswhenusinganinhaler. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:552 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity
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3.Apatientisscheduledforpulmonaryfunctiontesting.Whichactionshouldthenursetaketopreparethe patientforthisprocedure? a.
Givetherescuemedicationimmediatelybeforetesting.
b.
Administeroralcorticosteroids2hoursbeforetheprocedure.
c.
Withholdbronchodilatorsfor6to12hoursbeforetheexamination.
d.
EnsurethatthepatienthasbeenNPOforseveralhoursbeforethetest.
ANS:C Bronchodilatorsareheldbeforepulmonaryfunctiontesting(PFT)sothatabaselineassessmentofairway functioncanbedetermined.Testingisrepeatedafterbronchodilatorusetodeterminewhetherthedecreasein lungfunctionisreversible.ThereisnoneedforthepatienttobeNPO.Oralcorticosteroidsshouldbeheld beforePFTs.Rescuemedications(whicharebronchodilators)wouldnotbegivenuntilafterthebaseline pulmonaryfunctionwasassessed. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:544 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 4.Whichinformationwillthenurseincludeintheasthmateachingplanforapatientbeingdischarged? a.
Usetheinhaledcorticosteroidwhenshortnessofbreathoccurs.
b.
Inhaleslowlyanddeeplywhenusingthedrypowderinhaler(DPI).
c.
Holdyourbreathfor5secondsafterusingthebronchodilatorinhaler.
d.
Tremorsareanexpectedsideeffectofrapidlyactingbronchodilators.
ANS:D Tremorsareacommonsideeffectofshort-actingb2-adrenergic(SABA)medicationsandnotareasontoavoid usingtheSABAinhaler.Inhaledcorticosteroidsdonotactrapidlytoreducedyspnea.Rapidinhalationis neededwhenusingaDPI.Thepatientshouldholdthebreathfor10secondsafterusinginhalers. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:550 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 5.Theemergencydepartmentnurseisevaluatingtheeffectivenessoftherapyforapatientwhohasreceived treatmentduringanasthmaattack.Whichassessmentfindingisthebestindicatorthatthetherapyhasbeen effective? a.
Nowheezesareaudible.
b.
Oxygensaturationis>90%.
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Accessorymuscleusehasdecreased.
d.
Respiratoryrateis16breaths/minute.
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ANS:B Thegoalfortreatmentofanasthmaattackistokeeptheoxygensaturation>90%.Theotherpatientdatamay occurwhenthepatientistoofatiguedtocontinuewiththeincreasedworkofbreathingrequiredinanasthma attack. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:547 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 6.Apatientseenintheasthmaclinichasrecordeddailypeakflowsthatare75%ofthebaseline.Whichaction willthenurseplantotakenext? a.
Increasethedoseoftheleukotrieneinhibitor.
b.
Teachthepatientabouttheuseoforalcorticosteroids.
c.
Administerabronchodilatorandrecheckthepeakflow.
d.
Instructthepatienttokeepthenextscheduledfollow-upappointment.
ANS:C Thepatientspeakflowreadingindicatesthattheconditionisworsening(yellowzone).Thepatientshouldtake thebronchodilatorandrecheckthepeakflow.Dependingonwhetherthepatientreturnstothegreenzone, indicatingwell-controlledsymptoms,thepatientmaybeprescribedoralcorticosteroidsorachangeindosing ofothermedications.Keepingthenextappointmentisappropriate,butthepatientalsoneedstobetaughthow tocontrolsymptomsnowandusethebronchodilator. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:558 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 7.Thenurseteachesapatientwhohasasthmaaboutpeakflowmeteruse.Whichactionbythepatient indicatesthatteachingwassuccessful? a.
Thepatientinhalesrapidlythroughthepeakflowmetermouthpiece.
b.
Thepatienttakesmontelukast(Singulair)forpeakflowsintheredzone.
c.
Thepatientcallsthehealthcareproviderwhenthepeakflowisinthegreenzone.
d.
Thepatientusesalbuterol(Proventil)metereddoseinhaler(MDI)forpeakflowsintheyellow zone.
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ANS:D Readingsintheyellowzoneindicateadecreaseinpeakflow.Thepatientshoulduseshort-actingb2adrenergic(SABA)medications.Readingsinthegreenzoneindicategoodasthmacontrol.Thepatientshould exhalequicklyandforcefullythroughthepeakflowmetermouthpiecetoobtainthereadings.Readingsinthe redzonedonotindicategoodpeakflow,andthepatientshouldtakeafast-actingbronchodilatorandcallthe healthcareproviderforfurtherinstructions.Singulairisnotindicatedforacuteattacksbutratherisusedfor maintenancetherapy. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:546 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 8.Ayoungadultpatientwhodeniesanyhistoryofsmokingisseenintheclinicwithanewdiagnosisof chronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD).Itismostappropriateforthenursetoteachthepatientabout a.
a1-antitrypsintesting.
b.
useofthenicotinepatch.
c.
continuouspulseoximetry.
d.
effectsofleukotrienemodifiers.
ANS:A WhenCOPDoccursinyoungpatients,especiallywithoutasmokinghistory,ageneticdeficiencyina1antitrypsinshouldbesuspected.Becausethepatientdoesnotsmoke,anicotinepatchwouldnotbeordered. Thereisnoindicationthatthepatientrequirescontinuouspulseoximetry.Leukotrienemodifierswouldbe usedinpatientswithasthma,notwithCOPD. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:560 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 9.Thenurseiscaringforapatientwithchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD).Whichinformation obtainedfromthepatientwouldpromptthenursetoconsultwiththehealthcareproviderbeforeadministering theprescribedtheophylline? a.
Thepatientreportsarecent15-poundweightgain.
b.
Thepatientdeniesanyshortnessofbreathatpresent.
c.
Thepatienttakescimetidine(Tagamet)150mgdaily.
d.
Thepatientcomplainsaboutcoughingupgreenmucus.
ANS:C Cimetidineinterfereswiththemetabolismoftheophylline,andconcomitantadministrationmayleadrapidlyto theophyllinetoxicity.Theotherpatientinformationwouldnotaffectwhetherthetheophyllineshouldbe administeredornot.
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DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:549 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 10.Apatientwithchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)hasanursingdiagnosisofimpaired breathingpatternrelatedtoanxiety.Whichnursingactionismostappropriatetoincludeintheplanofcare? a.
Titrateoxygentokeepsaturationatleast90%.
b.
Discussahigh-protein,high-caloriedietwiththepatient.
c.
Suggesttheuseofover-the-countersedativemedications.
d.
Teachthepatienthowtoeffectivelyusepursedlipbreathing.
ANS:D Pursedlipbreathingtechniquesassistinprolongingtheexpiratoryphaseofrespirationanddecreaseair trapping.Thereisnoindicationthatthepatientrequiresoxygentherapyoranimproveddiet.Sedative medicationsshouldbeavoidedbecausetheydecreaserespiratorydrive. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:556 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 11.Apatientwithchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)hasanursingdiagnosisofimbalanced nutrition:lessthanbodyrequirements.Whichinterventionwouldbemostappropriateforthenursetoinclude intheplanofcare? a.
Encourageincreasedintakeofwholegrains.
b.
Increasethepatientsintakeoffruitsandfruitjuices.
c.
Offerhigh-caloriesnacksbetweenmealsandatbedtime.
d.
Assistthepatientinchoosingfoodswithhighvegetableandmineralcontent.
ANS:C Eatingsmallamountsmorefrequently(asoccurswithsnacking)willincreasecaloricintakebydecreasingthe fatigueandfeelingsoffullnessassociatedwithlargemeals.PatientswithCOPDshouldrestbeforemeals. Foodsthathavealotoftexturelikewholegrainsmaytakemoreenergytoeatandgetabsorbedandleadto decreasedintake.Althoughfruits,juices,andvegetablesarenotcontraindicated,foodshighinproteinarea betterchoice. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:574 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 12.Thenurseinterviewsapatientwithanewdiagnosisofchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD). Whichinformationismosthelpfulinconfirmingadiagnosisofchronicbronchitis?
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Thepatienttellsthenurseaboutafamilyhistoryofbronchitis.
b.
Thepatientshistoryindicatesa30pack-yearcigarettehistory.
c.
Thepatientcomplainsaboutaproductivecougheverywinterfor3months.
d.
Thepatientdenieshavinganyrespiratoryproblemsuntilthelast12months.
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ANS:C Adiagnosisofchronicbronchitisisbasedonahistoryofhavingaproductivecoughfor3monthsforatleast2 consecutiveyears.Thereisnofamilytendencyforchronicbronchitis.Althoughsmokingisthemajorrisk factorforchronicbronchitis,asmokinghistorydoesnotconfirmthediagnosis. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:557 TOP:NursingProcess:AssessmentMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 13.Thenurseteachesapatientaboutpursedlipbreathing.Whichactionbythepatientwouldindicatetothe nursethatfurtherteachingisneeded? a.
Thepatientinhalesslowlythroughthenose.
b.
Thepatientpuffsupthecheekswhileexhaling.
c.
Thepatientpracticesbyblowingthroughastraw.
d.
Thepatientsratioofinhalationtoexhalationis1:3.
ANS:B Thepatientshouldrelaxthefacialmuscleswithoutpuffingthecheekswhiledoingpursedlipbreathing.The otheractionsbythepatientindicateagoodunderstandingofpursedlipbreathing. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:557 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 14.Whichfindingbythenurseforapatientwithanursingdiagnosisofimpairedgasexchangewillbemost usefulinevaluatingtheeffectivenessoftreatment? a.
Even,unlaboredrespirations
b.
Pulseoximetryreadingof92%
c.
Respiratoryrateof18breaths/minute
d.
Absenceofwheezes,rhonchi,orcrackles
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ANS:B Forthenursingdiagnosisofimpairedgasexchange,thebestdataforevaluationarearterialbloodgases (ABGs)orpulseoximetry.Theotherdatamayindicateeitherimprovementorimpendingrespiratoryfailure causedbyfatigue. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:576 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 15.Thenurseiscaringforapatientwithcorpulmonale.Thenurseshouldmonitorthepatientforwhich expectedfinding? a.
Peripheraledema
b.
Elevatedtemperature
c.
Clubbingofthefingers
d.
Complaintsofchestpain
ANS:A Corpulmonalecausesclinicalmanifestationsofrightventricularfailure,suchasperipheraledema.Theother clinicalmanifestationsmayoccurinthepatientwithothercomplicationsofchronicobstructivepulmonary disease(COPD)butarenotindicatorsofcorpulmonale. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:564 TOP:NursingProcess:EvaluationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 16.Thenurseisadmittingapatientdiagnosedwithanacuteexacerbationofchronicobstructivepulmonary disease(COPD).Whatisthebestwayforthenursetodeterminetheappropriateoxygenflowrate? a.
Minimizeoxygenusetoavoidoxygendependency.
b.
Maintainthepulseoximetrylevelat90%orgreater.
c.
Administeroxygenaccordingtothepatientslevelofdyspnea.
d.
Avoidadministrationofoxygenatarateofmorethan2L/minute.
ANS:B Thebestwaytodeterminetheappropriateoxygenflowrateisbymonitoringthepatientsoxygenationeitherby arterialbloodgases(ABGs)orpulseoximetry.Anoxygensaturationof90%indicatesadequatebloodoxygen levelwithoutthedangerofsuppressingtherespiratorydrive.ForpatientswithanexacerbationofCOPD,an oxygenflowrateof2L/minmaynotbeadequate.Becauseoxygenuseimprovessurvivalrateinpatientswith COPD,thereisnoconcernaboutoxygendependency.Thepatientsperceiveddyspnealevelmaybeaffectedby otherfactors(suchasanxiety)besidesbloodoxygenlevel. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:567
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TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 17.Apatienthospitalizedwithchronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD)isbeingdischargedhomeon oxygentherapy.Whichinstructionshouldthenurseincludeinthedischargeteaching? a.
Storageofoxygentankswillrequireadequatespaceinthehome.
b.
Travelopportunitieswillbelimitedbecauseoftheuseofoxygen.
c.
Oxygenflowshouldbeincreasedifthepatienthasmoredyspnea.
d.
Oxygenusecanimprovethepatientsprognosisandqualityoflife.
ANS:D Theuseofhomeoxygenimprovesqualityoflifeandprognosis.Becauseincreaseddyspneamaybeasymptom ofanacuteprocesssuchaspneumonia,thepatientshouldnotifythephysicianratherthanincreasingthe oxygenflowrateifdyspneabecomesworse.Oxygencanbesuppliedusingliquid,storagetanks,or concentrators,dependingonindividualpatientcircumstances.Travelispossibleusingportableoxygen concentrators. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:570 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 18.Apatientisreceiving35%oxygenviaaVenturimask.Toensurethecorrectamountofoxygendelivery, whichactionbythenurseismostimportant? a.
Teachthepatienttokeepmaskonatalltimes.
b.
Keeptheairentrainmentportscleanandunobstructed.
c.
Giveahighenoughflowratetokeepthebagfromcollapsing.
d.
Drainmoisturecondensationfromtheoxygentubingeveryhour.
ANS:B Theairentrainmentportsregulatetheoxygenpercentagedeliveredtothepatient,sotheymustbe unobstructed.Ahighoxygenflowrateisneededwhengivingoxygenbypartialrebreatherornon-rebreather masks.Drainingoxygentubingisnecessarywhencaringforapatientreceivingmechanicalventilation.The maskisuncomfortableandcanberemovedwhenthepatienteats. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:569 TOP:NursingProcess:ImplementationMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 19.Posturaldrainagewithpercussionandvibrationisorderedtwicedailyforapatientwithchronicbronchitis. Whichinterventionshouldthenurseincludeintheplanofcare? a.
Scheduletheprocedure1hourafterthepatienteats.
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Maintainthepatientinthelateralpositionfor20minutes.
c.
Performpercussionbeforeassistingthepatienttothedrainageposition.
d.
Givetheorderedalbuterol(Proventil)beforethepatientreceivesthetherapy.
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ANS:D Bronchodilatorsareadministeredbeforechestphysiotherapy.Posturaldrainage,percussion,andvibration shouldbedone1hourbeforeor3hoursaftermeals.Patientsremainineachposturaldrainagepositionfor5 minutes.Percussionisdonewhilethepatientisintheposturaldrainageposition. DIF:CognitiveLevel:Apply(application)REF:572 TOP:NursingProcess:PlanningMSC:NCLEX:PhysiologicalIntegrity 20.Thenursedevelopsateachingplantohelpincreaseactivitytoleranceathomeforanolderadultwith severechronicobstructivepulmonarydisease(COPD).Whichinstructionswouldbemostap...