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Coya19@aol.com · **on:** Jul 16, 2018

The respiratory therapist explains to the nurse that the positive pressure ventilator pushes air into the lungs of a client through a circuit that joins the machine and the client.

Which of the following modes of operation breathes for the client, forcing a breath at set time intervals? A) Volume ventilation
B) Pressure ventilation
C) Assisted-breath ventilation
D) Controlled-breath ventilation

Question 2

A nurse appointed to provide home care to a client feels it is not safe to visit the client on a particular day. What should the nurse do in such a situation?

A) Ignore the instincts, because the client needs assistance.
B) Inform a physician and ask for assistance on the home visit.
C) Inform client and family caregivers about not visiting them.
D) Take assistance from a colleague when on the home visit.

Beatricemm · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 16, 2018

Answer to Question 1

D
Feedback:
Controlled-breath ventilation breathes for the client, forcing a breath at set time intervals. Volume ventilation delivers a consistent, preset volume of air with each breath, ensuring adequate breathing. Pressure ventilation pushes air into the lungs until a preset pressure is achieved. Assisted-breath ventilation helps support clients who are inadequately breathing on their own.

Answer to Question 2

C
Feedback:
A nurse who has any instincts of danger should avoid going on a visit to the client's home. The nurse should call the client's home and inform the client and the family caregivers about not visiting them that day. A nurse has the right to maintain his or her own safety and should not ignore instincts about any danger. The nurse does not have to inform a physician of any instincts and take assistance from the physician or from any colleagues during home visits. The nurse can visit the client the next day.