*Extra Credit Question* You have a patient receiving 50% O2…

*Extra Credit Question* You have a patient receiving 50% O2 via a nasal cannula. Barometric pressure is 600 mmHg and Water vapor pressure is 50 mmHg. The patient’s respiratory quotient is 0.8. An ABG was drawn with this results pH 7.38 PaCO2 40 PaO2 90 HCO3 22.   Calculate the Patients’ PAO2 with correct units of measure.

*Extra Credit Question* You have a patient receiving 40% O2…

*Extra Credit Question* You have a patient receiving 40% O2 via a nasal cannula. Barometric pressure is 500 mmHg and Water vapor pressure is 45 mmHg. The patient’s respiratory quotient is 0.8. An ABG was drawn with this results pH 7.38 PaCO2 40 PaO2 80 HCO3 22.   Calculate the Patients’ P(A-a)O2 with correct units of measure.

Your client is seated on the edge of the bed and you are tra…

Your client is seated on the edge of the bed and you are training them in one-handed dressing techniques. You place the client’s clothing to their left side so they can obtain them independently and notice that your client isn’t able to locate their shirt and bra on the bed but if you place the clothing on their right side, they can find it. What do you think is the most likely cause of not seeing their clothing?