Cumberlands

NPTE Exam 2

Questions
105
Time limit
105 min
Attempts
5
Avg score
88.7%
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Q1
A patient with long-standing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease reports severe shortness of breath and audible wheezing while ambulating to the bathroom. Which breathing strategy is the MOST appropriate initial intervention to reduce dyspnea during this activity?
  1. A Diaphragmatic breathing with all tasks
  2. B Pursed-lip breathing coordinated with the task
  3. C Incentive spirometry before ambulation
  4. D High-load inspiratory muscle training using a threshold device
Q2
What are some of the functional capabilities, equipment and assistive devices that would be characteristic for a C6 spinal cord injury (ASIA A) patient?
  1. A D. Independent with all ADLs, independent with bowel and bladder with adaptive equipment, can transfer from floor to wheelchair, environmental control units(ECU), full time power wheelchair
  2. B C. Full-time attendant required, directs care provided by attendants, wheelchair cushion and head/trunk support, portable ventilator dependent with positioning in wheelchair, environmental control units (ECU), brain-computer interface (BCI)
  3. C B. Upper body: independent with adaptive equipment, lower body: assistance with adaptive equipment, bowel & bladder care: may be able to be independent with adaptive equipment, likely to require assistance/dependent
  4. D A. Dependent transfers, independent driving with adaptive controls, upper and lower extremity independent dressing and grooming, adapted keyboard controls, power wheelchair
Q3
When inspecting a new chest tube site, where should the clinician expect the chest tube to traverse relative to the rib in order to MINIMIZE the risk of injuring the intercostal neurovascular bundle?
  1. A Immediately inferior to the rib
  2. B Through the center of the intercostal space
  3. C Immediately superior to the rib
  4. D Through the costal cartilage near the sternum
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