Airway Management By Adel Noah

An illustration of healthcare professionals performing airway management techniques, focusing on patient care and emergency scenarios, with medical equipment in a clinical setting.

Essential Airway Management Quiz

Test your knowledge on airway management techniques with this comprehensive quiz designed for healthcare professionals. Explore various aspects of airway care, from respiratory distress to ventilation strategies.

Improve your skills and understanding of:

  • Techniques for airway assessment
  • Signs of respiratory failure
  • Pediatric airway management
  • Oxygen supplementation methods
76 Questions19 MinutesCreated by ManagingBreath742
One of these is not considered breathing
Dyspnea
Agonal gasps
Aphonia
Dysphonia
The most common cause of airway obstruction in unresponsive patients is ....
Aspiration
Laryngospasm
Epiglottitis
Tongue
Which of these things you should avoid while doing "Head tilt-chin lift"?
Be at the side of the patient
Apply it to an unresponsive patient
Using your index finger for chin lifting
Using your thumb for chin lifting
Which technique you should be positioned at the patients head to preform?
Head tilt-chin lift
Jaw thrust
Tongue-jaw lift
Chin lift
When you fail to preform Jaw thrust to an unresponsive trauma patient. What should you do?
Ask Medical director
Try it again aggressively
Recovery position
Try Head tilt-chin lift
If your patient teeth are clinched and needs suctioning. What catheter you should avoid?
Whistle tip
Yankauer
Soft
French
Stimulating back of the throat with the suctioning catheter can cause ......
Bradycardia
Hypoventilation
Vomitting
Increase ICP
Inserting the catheter below the tongue base could cause
Bradycardia
Hypoventilation
Vomitting
Increase ICP
It can be a bite blocker ( 2 answers are right)
NPA
OPA
LMA
I-gel
With pediatrics while inserting OPA you should use tongue blade. Why?
The hard palate is fragile
Because they're babies
The soft palate is fragile
The airway is narrow
Laryngeal spasm is
Larynx closure
Pharynx closure
Vocal cords closure
Glottis closure
One of these are not a cause of laryngeal edema
Inhalation burns
Aggressive extubation
Epiglottitis
Anaphylaxis
Always assume that the patient is
In critical need for you
Combative until proves other wise
Have a full stomach
Welcoming you
Aspiration can cause a lot ,except ..
Mortality
Destroying delicate bronchiolar tissue
Introduce Pathogens to the lungs
Aphonia
Direct laryngoscopy is
The ability to use ET
The ability to visualise esophagus
The ability to visualise the vocal cords
The ability to visualise the airway
If you encounter a patient has 94% O2 saturation. What should you do?
Apply NRM
Apply BVM
CPAP
Nothing O2 related
According to AHA if the saturation is 94% or above the patient doesn't need an O2 supplement
True. Page 806
Mild hypoxemia is the saturation between ...
94-90%
85-93%
88-93%
90-93%
NRM, BVM, Nasal cannula, Simple mask. Flow rates are....
6-10L/ 15L/1-6L/6-8L
6-10L/ 15L/1-6L/6-10L
12-15/ 15L/1-6L/6-10L
6-10L/ 12L/1-6L/6-8L
Which of these are indicated for mild hypoxemia
NRM
Nasal cannula
BVM
RM
Why pediatrics ET tube sizes don't have cuffs?
The hard palate is fragile
The cricoid ring forms a seal
The soft palate is fragile
The airway is narrow
Which of these are indicated for significant hypoxemia
NRM
Nasal cannula
BVM
RM
Which of these are indicated for long term O2 therapy
NRM
Nasal cannula
BVM
RM
Which one of these are not indicated for respiratory distress that lead to failure?
NRM
Nasotracheal intubation
BVM
CPAP
All of these are signs of potential respiratory failure. except ...
Use of intercostal muscles
Use of accessory muscles
Altered mental status
Labored breathing
The gas you exhale contain ....
21% oxygen
17% oxygen
16% oxygen
18% oxygen
On what rate you should ventilate an apenic Adult?
3-5 seconds/min
6 seconds/min
5-7 seconds/min
5-6 seconds/min
On what rate you should ventilate an apenic Paediatric?
3-5 seconds/min
6 seconds/min
5-7 seconds/min
5-6 seconds/min
When you apply high force ventilation you can cause ....
Decreased venous return to the heart
Gastric destention
La La land
A+B
Pediatric BVM contain how much of air?
1200-1600 ml
500-700 ml
140-250 ml
2000 cc
Infant BVM contain how much of air?
1200-1600 ml
500-700 ml
150-240 ml
2000 cc
Adult BVM contain how much of air?
1200-1600 ml
500-700 ml
150-240 ml
2000 cc
CPAP is indicated in
Apnic patient
Hyperventilating patient
Hypotensive patient
Patient can't speak
CPAP contraindicated in all of these except ...
Cardiogenic shock
Unable to speak
Unable to sit up
Pneumonia
Pneumothorax can cause barotrauma
True
False
barotrauma can cause Pneumothorax
True
False
Which one is preferred in responsive patients?
Nosogastric tube
Orogastric tube
Nasotracheal intubation
BVM
Which of these mnemonic is used when your intubation goes wrong?
LEMON
DOPE
9Ps
NAVEL
Which one of these are not within the 9PS
Preoxygenating
Positioning
Placement
Restraining
Pre treatment medications
Paralytics
Proof
Induction
What are the sizes of ET tubes for adults?
5-9 mm diameter
2.5-4.5 mm diameter
5-9 mm outside diameter
5-9 mm inside diameter
What are the sizes of ET tubes for pediatrics?
5-9 mm diameter
2.5-4.5 mm diameter
7-8 mm diameter
7.5-8.5 mm inside diameter
What are the sizes of ET tubes for Women?
5-9 mm diameter
2.5-4.5 mm diameter
7-8 mm diameter
7.5-8.5 mm inside diameter
Miller blade is straight?
Who knows
Yes
No
Well..
What are the sizes of the laryngoscope blades?
2-5
1-4
0-4
2-4
What are the pediatric sizes of the laryngoscope blades?
0-1
0-2
1-2
2-4
The Maccintosh blade should be placed in the
Base of the tongue
On the epiglottis
Vocal cords
Vallecula
You always should preoxygenate before intubation for ...
2 mins
3 mins
2-3 mins
30 sec
If it's your 2nd attempt, you should preoxygenate before intubation for ...
2 mins
3 mins
2-3 mins
30 sec
Only one of these require positioning the patient in sniffing postion
Nasotracheal intubation
Endotracheal intubatiom
Cricothyroitomy
Digital intubation
Which one of these doesn't belong ?
Pharyngeal plate
Nasal plate
Oral plate
Tracheal plate
BURP is applied on
Cricoid cartilage
Thyroid cartilage
Cricothyroid membrane
Memes
The intubation must not take more than
15 sec
45 sec
30 sec
60 sec
After you've seen the ET tube cuff pass the vocal cords you should push an additional
0.5-1cm
1.5-2 cm
2-2.5 cm
1-2 cm
If you intubated a patient who is in cardiac arrest. You should ventilate at the rate:
5-6 sec/min
3-5 sec/min
6 sec/min
5-7 sec/min
In intubated cardiac arrest patient. You should stop ventilating when your partner is doing chest comprisions
True P.839
False P.839
The best method to proof your Airway management is
Capnography
Colormetry
Laryngeoscopy
Chest rise
If there's no chest sounds what does that indicates?
Pneumothorax
Esophageal intubation
Right minstem bronchus placement
All of the above
If you intubated the right minstem bronchus. What should you do to correct it?
Extubate
Pull the tube up
Inflate and pull the tube
Deflate and pull the tube
What does "Trismus" means?
Ear lobe
Christmas
Closed airway
Clenched teeth
Nasotracheal intubation must be applied on spontaneous breathers
True
False
Suctioning the trachea can lead to
Irritation
Necrosis
Cardiac dysrhythmias
A+B
Which one of these you should use a smaller tube?
Nasotracheal intubation
Digital intubation
Needle cricothyrotomy
A+B
Oversedation can cause
Hypotension
Respiratory collapse
Respiratory Depression
All of the above
Which is correct
Fentanyl>Atropine
Midazolam>diazepam
Succinylcholine>Narcan
Morphine>Fentanyl
Benzodiazepines are classified as:
Sedative
Analgesic
Sedative-Hypnotic
Hallucinogenic
Narcotics are classified as:
Sedative
Analgesic
Sedative-Hypnotic
Hallucinogenic
Non-barbiturates are classified as:
Sedative
Analgesic
Sedative-Hypnotic
Hallucinogenic
Paralytics can effect The smooth muscle
True
False
Paralytics can effect The Skeletal muscles including the :
Intercostal muscles
Diaphragm
Accesory muscles
A+B
What is the antidote for Benzodiazepines
Nalaxone
Flumazenil
Vallecula
Atropine
LMA is less effective in
Obese patients
Hypoventilation
Hyperventilation
Poor respiratory effort
Combitube is not used in:
Patients less than 14 Years old
Patients less than 18 Years old
Patients less than 16 Years old
Patients less than 30 Years old
Surgical corticothyrotomy is contraindicated in
Patients less than 14 Years old
Patients less than 10 Years old
Patients less than 6 Years old
Patients less than 8 Years old
You can use 6 mm ET tube in Open cricothyrotomy and LMA
True
False
Males have prominant cricoid ring
True
False
Needle cricothyrotomy can't protect from aspiration
True
False
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