CEP Advanced Airway Management & Ventilation

Question 1

What is the primary goal of advanced airway management in emergency settings?

Accepted Answer

To ensure effective oxygenation and ventilation

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To monitor patient temperature.

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To check reflex responses.

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To reduce heart rate.

Question 2

Which device is commonly used for securing an advanced airway?

Accepted Answer

Endotracheal tube

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Bag-valve mask

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Nasopharyngeal airway

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Non-rebreather mask

Question 3

What is the correct procedure before intubation?

Accepted Answer

Pre-oxygenate the patient

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Administer glucose.

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Insert IV line.

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Check for reflexes.

Question 4

What is a common complication of intubation?

Accepted Answer

Esophageal intubation

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Bradycardia

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Hypertension

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Increased temperature

Question 5

What is capnography used for during intubation?

Accepted Answer

Confirming tube placement

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Monitoring heart rate

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Evaluating reflexes

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Assessing pain level

Question 6

Which technique ensures proper ventilation with a BVM?

Accepted Answer

E-C clamp technique

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Head tilt-chin lift

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Abdominal thrust

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Chest compressions

Question 7

When is a supraglottic airway indicated?

Accepted Answer

When intubation fails or is not possible

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Only in pediatrics

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During cardiac arrest

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As a first option in trauma

Question 8

What does unequal chest rise indicate during ventilation?

Accepted Answer

Tube misplacement or pneumothorax

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Effective ventilation

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Proper tube depth

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Normal respiratory effort

Question 9

Why is maintaining airway patency critical in unconscious patients?

Accepted Answer

To ensure ventilation and prevent hypoxia

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To prevent seizures

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To reduce bleeding

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To increase blood pressure