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Correct Answer(s): A

A. "Chest physiotherapy should be done before giving bronchodilators."

[57%]

B. "The bronchodilator should be administered before strenuous activity."

[9%]

C. "My child may have trouble sleeping if the bronchodilator is given at night."

[23%]

D. "During a respiratory illness, my child should drink more water."

[11%]

Statistics

Difficulty level - Medium
57%of peers got it right
Time taken - 2 s

Subject/Lesson

  • Subject

    Child Health
  • Lesson

    Respiratory

Client Need

  • Test Plan

    Physiological Adaptation
  • Related Topic

    Illness Management

Item Type

  • Item Type

    Knowledge/Comprehension
Explanation

Choice A is correct. This statement requires follow-up. Bronchodilators should be administered before chest physiotherapy to enhance the mobilization of secretions, allowing them to be expelled.

Choice B is incorrect. Bronchodilators should be administered before strenuous exercise to prevent respiratory distress. Specifically, short-acting bronchodilators such as albuterol need to be administered.

Choice C is incorrect. Bronchodilators cause a discharge of catecholamines which may cause the client to have insomnia.

Choice D is incorrect. Increasing the amount of non-caffeinated fluids is recommended during respiratory illnesses to assist with thinning secretions. 

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Last Updated - 17 Jan 2024