Incentive Spirometry Is

question 16

Multiple Choice

Incentive spirometry is:

• A) more effective at removing secretions than huffing.
• B) considered more effective than deep breathing for noncompliant patients.
• C) detrimental to postoperative oxygenation.
• D) used only when the patient is recumbent.

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Definitions:

Adult Heart Rate

Adult Heart Rate typically refers to the rate at which an adult's heart beats, usually measured in beats per minute, with a normal range being 60-100 beats per minute for a resting heart.

Rectal Temperature

The measurement of body temperature taken from inside the rectum, which is considered more accurate than some other methods of temperature measurement.

Thermometer

An instrument, either electronic or disposable, that is used to measure body temperature.

Oral Temperature

Body temperature measured by a thermometer placed in the mouth, reflecting the core body temperature.