ERUDITE 11-13 Flashcards
(34 cards)
- Self-adhering ___ TO WRAP THE SITE
GAUZE BANAGDES
2X2 INCH __ TO HOLD PRESSURE
GAUZE SQUARES
(when applicable) to maintain the temperature of the specimen.
COOLANT
- Sharp, short-bevel ___ needle with safety feature.
HYPODERMIC
normal or bubble removal cap to cover the end of the needle after needle removal.
LUER TIP
- 1- to 5-mL
Self-filling syringe
Commonly used ABG Analytes
to numb the site (optional).
LOCAL ANESTHETIC
for site cleaning.
ANTISEPTIC
Which of the following is not a criteria for rejection of the ABG specimen?
DISPOSAL OF SHARPS
Local anesthesia could be applied to ease discomfort, however, it should have an order from the patient’s physician.
TRUE
In modified allen test, if hand flushes pink it is negative but if not then it is positive.
FALSE
The integrity of the blood sample is compromised due to the use of improper anticoagulant.
TRUE
Which test is performed to determine the collateral circulation of the patient?
MODIFIED ALLEN TEST
How many minutes should a patient be stable prior to starting the arterial puncture?
20-30 MINUTES
To avoid hematoma formation during arterial puncture, multiple puncture in a single site must be avoided.
TRUE
The evaluation of ABGs provide information
GLUCOSE
If the patient experienced numbness during the procedure, it should be reported immediately to the nurse or the physician.
TRUE
Which of the following is used for blood collection for ABG analysis which is used to manage cardiopulmonary disorders and maintain acid-base balance of the body ?
ARTERIAL PUNCTURE
INCREASES RISK OF HEMATOMA FORMATION
BRACHIAL ARTERY
Thumb side of the wrist
EASY TO PALPATE
RADIAL ARTERY
SOMETIMES, ONLY SITE POSSIBLE
Poor collateral circulation
FEMORAL ARTERY
- Puncture-resistant __ FOR PROPER DISPOSAL
LABELLING
- Identification and ___ MATERIALS
LABELLING