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BRWH

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Which explains why cool-mist vaporizers rather than steam vaporizers are recommended in home treatment of childhood respiratory tract infections?
 
  a. They are safer.
  b. They are less expensive.
  c. Respiratory secretions are dried.
  d. A more comfortable environment is produced.

Question 2

A nurse is charting that a hospitalized child has labored breathing. Which describes labored breathing?
 
  a. Dyspnea
  b. Tachypnea
  c. Hypopnea
  d. Orthopnea



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
Cool-mist vaporizers are safer than steam vaporizers, and little evidence exists to show any advantages to steam. The cost of cool-mist and steam vaporizers is comparable. Steam loosens secretions, not dries them. Both may promote a more comfortable environment, but cool-mist vaporizers present decreased risk for burns and growth of organisms.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
Dyspnea is labored breathing. Tachypnea is rapid breathing. Hypopnea is breathing that is too shallow. Orthopnea is difficulty breathing except in upright position.




BRWH

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Reply 2 on: Jun 28, 2018
Excellent


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Reply 3 on: Yesterday
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