Pulse Ox and Temp Flashcards

1
Q

How can you determine oxygenation without use of monitors?

A

By assessing color of patient

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2
Q

Name principal site for pulse ox placement?

A

Fingers

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3
Q

Name other placement sites for pulse ox monitors?

A

Protuberances: ears, toungue, nose, toes, lips or foot

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4
Q

Besides pt color, what visual inspections can you make to determine oxygenation?

A

Nail beds, blood, palms, inside of lips or inside of eyelids

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5
Q

Name ASA standard monitoring parameters

A

Oxygenation, ventilation, circulation, and temperature

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6
Q

What are ASA standard monitors for oxygenation?

A

Gas analysis and pulse oximetry

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7
Q

When pulse ox is utilized, what must be audible to the anesthesia team?

A

A variable pitch pulse tone and low threshold alarm

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8
Q

True or false, pulse ox is not an ASA standard monitor

A

FALSE

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9
Q

True or false, according to ASA standards, temperature must be continually evaluated

A

TRUE

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10
Q

What is most common site for temperature readings?

A

Esophageal

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11
Q

Name 4 placement sites for temperature readings (other than esophageal)

A

Nasopharyngeal, Sublingual, Rectal, Axillary

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12
Q

What is most common temperature monitor used?

A

Thermistor

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13
Q

What is normal body temp in C and F?

A

37 C

98.6* F

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14
Q

How does taking axillary temperature vary compared to oral?

A

-1 C lower

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15
Q

How does taking rectal temperature compare to taking it orally?

A

+1 C higher

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16
Q

What are sources for obtaining CORE temperature?

A

Bladder, esophageal, rectal

17
Q

When taking non-invasive pulse ox readings, what are you measuring?

A

Saturation of hemoglobin