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1. The commonest site of airway 6.

A simple, systematic method of


obstruction in the unconscious patient detecting airway obstruction is:
is at level : a. Head tilt and chin lift
a. Mouth b. Jaw thrust
b. Pharynx c. ‘Look, listen, and touch’ approach
c. Trachea d. ‘Look, listen, and feel’ approach
d. Nose e. ‘Look, listen, and move’ approach
e. Bronchus 7. All of these can cause airway
2. The sound of laryngeal spasm is: obstruction, except :
a. Inspiratory stridor a. Pitting edema
b. Expiratory wheeze b. Pulmonary edema
c. Gurgling c. Bronchospasm
d. Snoring d. Laryngeal edema
e. Crowing e. Tongue edema
3. The sound caused by liquid or semisolid 8. Cervical spine immobilization should be
foreign material in the main airways is: maintained until … ruled out.
a. Inspiratory stridor a. Airways obstruction
b. Expiratory wheeze b. Neck injuries
c. Gurgling c. Bleeding
d. Snoring d. Fracture
e. Crowing e. Cardiac arrest
4. Supplemental oxygen should be 9. Posterior displacement of the tongue
administered to: can caused by, except:
a. Unconscious trauma patients a. Cardiac arrest
b. Conscious trauma patients b. Coma
c. Shock trauma patients c. Increased muscle tone
d. Trauma patients with airway d. Decreased muscle tone
obstruction e. Trauma
e. All trauma patients 10. The maneuver that bringing the
5. The oxygen should be administered mandible forward and relieving
with a device providing: obstructon by the soft palate and
a. A high O2 concentration and a low epiglottis is called:
flow rate a. Valsalva maneuver
b. A low O2 concentration and a high b. Heimlich maneuver
flow rate c. Head tilt
c. A low O2 concentration and a low d. Chin lift
flow rate e. Jaw thrust
d. A high O2 concentration and a high
flow rate
e. A mid O2 concentration and a mid
flow rate

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