[Expert Solution]: RESP 1030: RESPIRATORY CARE PROCEDURES I…

RESP 1030: RESPIRATORY CARE PROCEDURES I LABORATORY REPORT #3 ORO/NASAL AIRWAYS, BVM, MANUAL RESUSCITATORS (1pt) The correct size of oropharyngeal airway can be estimated to be one that reaches from: A. The tip of the nose to the angle of the jaw B. The lips to the angle of the jaw C. The tip of the nose to the meatus of the ear D. None of the above (1pt) Insertion of the oropharyngeal airway can be done by: A. Using a tongue blade to open the mouth and then insert the airway following the curve of the hard palate. B. Inserting the airway upside down, riding along the hard palate until it is just past the tongue, then rotate it 180 degrees. C. Insert the airway rotated at 90 degrees from the side of the mouth moving the tongue out of the way, then rotate it back 90 degrees to seat it. D. All of the above (1pt) Oropharyngeal airways are contraindicated in patients who retain protective airway reflexes that include all of the following except: A. Whistling C. Laryngospasm B. Gagging D. Vomiting (1pt) The critical size for nasopharyngeal airways is that it must be long enough to pass beyond the base of the tongue and enter the esophagus. B. False A. True (1pt) Nasopharyngeal airways should be used with caution in patients prone to uncontrolled bleeding in conjunction with anticoagulation therapy. B. False A. True (1pt) Resuscitator bags have a standard universal adaptor that fits most standard resuscitation masks. The adaptor size is: C.