Patient Care Flashcards

1
Q

True/False,The average adult’s pulse is 30-50BPM

A

False, the average adult’s pulse is 60-100 BPM

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2
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When a patient’s breaths per min are slower then normal they are considered to have?

A

Brachypnea

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3
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True/False. Blood pressure is Systolic over Diastolic.

What is considered to be normal range for blood pressure?

A

True

95-119 systolic/ 60-80 diastolic

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4
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What is the normal range for body temperature?

A

36-38 degrees Celsius

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5
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A MRSA+ patient comes to the department what protocol should be followed?

A

There should be 2 techs, one dirty(handles the patient), one clean ( handles the equipment), Gloves, and gown should be worn, Housekeeping should be called after the patient leaves to disinfect the room to protect the next patients.

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6
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What is strict (reverse) isolation? When is it done?

A

When the clean tech handles the patient, and the dirty handles the equipment, gloves, gown, mask are worn, the room has a negative pressure air-flow.
this is done to protect an immumocompromised patient

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7
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How does Chemical sterilization work?

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used with items that can’t withstand heat, immersed and soaked in a germicidal solution followed by sterile water rinse

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8
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Method of sterilization used for items that can withstand moisture and high temperatures, steam must penetrate every fiber of object

A

Autoclaving ( Steam under Pressure)

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9
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What is the insertion site and resting point of a pulmonary arterial line?
What are they used for?

A

Subclavian, internal/external jugular vein: Right or Left pulmonary artery
Measure heart pressure, injecting solutions and meds, measures cardiac output and temperature

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10
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What are the four types of central venous catheters?

A

non-tunneled(percutaneous),
Externally tunneled
Implanted access ports ( Port a cath)
Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC)

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11
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Where to CVC’s sit within the body?

A

2-3 cm above right atrium in superior vena cava

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12
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What are CVC’s used for?

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inserting hyperosmolar solutions, chemo drugs, variety of drugs, conduit for blood analysis and blood transfusions, monitor cardiac output, monitor amount of blood returning to the heart

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13
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An aggressive patient comes to the department, in order to obtain the images restraints were used. What tort(s) did the techs commit?

A

False imprisonment

Battery

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14
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What are the 4 CAMRT Standards of Practice?

A

Knowledge
Clinical Proficiency
Communication
Accountabilty

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15
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What are the CAMRT Codes of Ethics?

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Patient respect and dignity
Patient centered care and safety
Fairness, accountability & integrity

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16
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In venipuncture what veins are usually used?

A
anterior forearm, posterior hand, radial wrist & antecubital space
     Accessory cephalic vein
     Median cubital
     Basilic
     Cephalic
17
Q

You find a baby unconscious, what is the first think you do?

How do you do this?

A

asses consiousness

tap baby’s foot

18
Q

What is the main difference b/w adult CPR and infant CPR?

A

Infant ~ 2 fingers for compressions

Adult ~ 2 hands for compressions

19
Q

True/False

Use 2 fingers to remove an object from an infants mouth, if isn’t seen or can’t be reached

A

False

Use 1 finger if the object is seen and can be reached

20
Q

How do you asses responsiveness in a child or adult?

a. yell into ear
b. tap shoulders
c. rub a foot
d. shake the individual

A

b. tap shoulders

21
Q

How deep do chest compressions go into chest?

A

1/3 -1/2 depth of chest

22
Q

When an infant is choking when do you step in?

A

when the baby cannot breathe, makes high-pitched noise, turns blue

23
Q

What is the flow rate of oxygen for nasal cannula?

A

1-6L/min

24
Q

What is the flow rate of oxygen for a face mask?

A

6-10 L/min

25
Q

How is Tuberculosis spread?

A

Airborne

26
Q

How is pneumonia spread?

A

Droplet

27
Q

How is C Diff spread?

A

Vehicle, Contact