Major Exam Flashcards by Topher DyKhang

Hold the asepto syringe about 30.48 cm above the patient during introducing the formula.

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Hold the feeding if the patient is experiencing singultus or coughing.

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It is used to cleanse the rectum of the colon and introduce liquid approximately half liter.

A. Hypotonic Solution
B. Soapsuds Solution
C. Cleansing Enema
D. Oil Solution
E. Hypertonic Solution
F. Large volume enema
G. Enema
H. Return-Flow Enema
I. Carminative Enema
J. Small Volume Enema
K. Isotonic Solution
L. Retention Enema

J. Small Volume Enema

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The action is to accelerate
bowel movement by stretching out the intestine to eliminate stool and intestinal gas.

G. Enema

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This type of solution may cause expansion and potentially injure the soft tissue of the colon.

B. Soapsuds Solution

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A kind of enema that soften the stool and needs to keep the solution for 30 minutes.

L. Retention Enema

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It is also known as Harris flush that is given to a person suffers from intestinal gas.

H. Return-Flow Enema

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An enema that uses oil solution like olive, mineral oil, and cottonseed to lubricate feces and colonic mucosa.

D. Oil Solution

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A type of enema that cleanses the
large portion of the colon and most favorable to constipated patient.

F. Large volume enema

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NaCl that uses to
soften the stool, expand the large bowel, and stimulate the bowel movement.

I. Carminative Enema

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The best way to check the correct placement of the tube is through abdominal radiography.

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When using a plastic type of nasogastric tube, soak into cold water.

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Introduce a moderate pressure if the feeding formula is unable to move.

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After removing the tape in NGT removal, instruct the client to take deep breathe then remove
the tube slowly.

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Document the characteristic of gastric content after nasogastric insertion.

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Maintained the patient in semi-fowlers position after NGT feeding at least half an hour.

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Levine tube is frequently used for both enteral feeding and gastric suctioning.

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One of the purposes of nasogastric intubation is for gastric decompression.

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Both crutches are advance simultaneously then followed by both legs moves parallel to the crutches.

A. Four-point gait
B. Swing-to gait
C. Three-point gait
D. Two-point gait

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D. Two-point gait

Person with this type of colostomy, odor cannot be regulated due to liquid being assimilate.

A. Ascending colostomy
B. Descending colostomy
C. Loop colostomy
D. Transverse colostomy

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D. Transverse colostomy

Both crutches are advance then followed by both legs over the crutches.

A. Four-point gait
B. Swing-through gait
C. Three-point gait
D. Two-point gait

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B. Swing-through gait

Food that may produce odor to a patient with colostomy.

A. Fish
B. Lettuce
C. Parsley
D. Sauerkraut

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A. Fish

The sequence of this gait pattern advances the both crutches and the bad leg at the same time, then the good leg moves forward and the most of body weight is transfer to the upper limbs.

A. Four-point gait
B. Swing-through gait
C. Three-point gait
D. Two-point gait

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A. Four-point gait

A kind of colostomy that both of stoma the afferent and efferent
end brought out to abdominal
wall.

A. Ascending colostomy
B. Divided colostomy
C. Double-barreled colostomy
D. Loop colostomy

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C. Double-barreled colostomy

A person with this type of colostomy may seldom use of colostomy bag and odor can be manage. A. Cecostomy B. Iloestomy C. Jejunostomy D. Sigmoidostomy

D. Sigmoidostomy

Food that has a natural intestinal deodorizer. A. Celery B. Garlic C. Tapioca D. Yogurt

D. Yogurt

This type of colostomy can cause skin breakdown due to digestive enzyme and there is a less malodourous. A. Divided colostomy B. Gastrostomy C. Ileostomy D. Transverse colostomy

C. Ileostomy

Food that may cause a blockage on the stoma. A. Asparagus B. Celery C. Chives D. Turnip

B. Celery

A type of colostomy that has an afferent and efferent end that is surgically created on right transverse colon. A. Descending colostomy B. Divided colostomy C. Loop colostomy D. Transverse colostomy

C. Loop colostomy

A person moves parallel to the assistive device and the opposite lower extremity simultaneously. A. Four-point gait B. Swing-through gait C. Three-point gait D. Two-point gait

D. Two-point gait

Food that may produce intestinal gas. A. Melon B. Pineapple C. Turnip D. Yogurt

A. Melon

This type of gait pattern is indicated to an individual that needs physical equilibrium support. A. Four-point gait B. Swing-to gait C. Three-point gait D. Two-point gait

B. Swing-to gait

Food that manage watery stool. A. Peas B. Pickles C. Pineapple D. Potatoes

D. Potatoes

This kind of gait pattern is being utilize if a person can carry the weight and able to transfer in the lower extremity. A. Four-point gait B. Swing-to gait C. Three-point gait D. Two-point gait

D. Two-point gait

Major Exam Flashcards

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