NPTE Practice Questions: Breathing Patterns

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The PT Hustle is dedicated to helping PT students, like you, prepare to take and pass the PT exam by reviewing NPTE practice questions. Today’s question: Breathing Patterns.
How well do you know your breathing patterns? Let's test your knowledge in this excellent episode about breathing patterns.
NPTE Practice Question:
Ed is being seen in the hospital for an acute organ failure associated with metabolic syndrome. The medical record shows that the patient is confused, aggressive, and has an increased level of ketones in the urine. Which of the following is the therapist MOST likely to find upon examination?
Answer Choices:
A. Kussmaul breathing
B. Cheyne-Stokes respirations
C. Paradoxical breathing
D. Segmental breathing
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[@t.des4580]

Cheyenne stokes> sounds like stroke> seen in stroke pt

[@AbigailSnyder-js2mc]

I finally get Cheyne-stokes! Thank you!...also your fun personality helps my brain retain the info so thank you again:)

[@t.des4580]

Diabetic>ketone>k>kussmaul

[@chelee9261]

Thanks for the practice test.. you help me a lot.. God bless you!

[@rjchavez5829]

Awesome! well explained.