Variety

Question 1

Milestone Up To One Year.

Answer 1

Transferring object from hand to hand.

Question 2

MRI Precautions

Answer 2

Report Pacemaker

Question 3

Pregnant Cervical Changes?

Answer 3

Mucus Plug.

Question 4

standard precautions

Answer 4

ev patient at all times.

hang hygiene.

Question 5

Putting ON and OFF PPE

Answer 5

On (feet to head): gown, mask, goggles, gloves

Off (alp. order): gloves, goggles, gown, mask

Question 6

Airborne Precations

Answer 6

My Chicken haZ TB.

M95 mask.

PPE

Negative Pressure Room

Door closed at all times.

Question 7

Droplet Precautions

Answer 7

Mask at all times.

Single room or group diease

door can stay open.

visitors 3 ft awayy

(anything that can go through a cough or sneeze)

Question 8

if NA is up= K is _____

Answer 8

down

Question 9

sodium levels:

Answer 9

135-145

neuro sysptoms

Question 10

potassium levels

Answer 10

3.5-5.0

think cardiac sysptoms

Question 11

Cranial Nerve Face

Answer 11

Question 12

liver biopsy:

Answer 12

lay on righe side 2 hrs.

Question 13

Neuro Probs:

Answer 13

head of bed up

Question 14

food resources high in folic acid (help prev neural tube defects in baby during preg)

Answer 14

green leafy veggies

Question 15

Vit C

Answer 15

citrus fruits

helps for healing

Question 16

Vit D

Answer 16

Fortified milk and cereals

good for absorption of Calcium

Question 17

Vitamin K

Answer 17

Antadote for: warfrain

is in green leafy vegatables

Question 18

veracity

Answer 18

tel the truth

Question 19

fidelity

Answer 19

do what you promise

Question 20

beneficence

Answer 20

to do good

Question 21

nonmaleficence

Answer 21

to do no harm

Question 22

justice

Answer 22

to be fair

Question 23

Contact Precautions

Answer 23

private room

mostly wound, skin and eye infections

Gown and gloves (possibly mask or eye wear)

Question 24

Enteric precautions

Answer 24

diarrhea/private room

wash hands with soap and water

Question 25

Downer Medications

Answer 25

Line, Pram, Done, Tine, Xine | (LPDTX)

Question 26

Upper Medications (stimulates)

Answer 26

Date and Tine

Question 27

Anti-Anxiety/Sleep Meds

Answer 27

Aze, Pam, Lam, Lone, Done | (ALLPD)

Question 28

Ear Drops (Otic) How to pull?

Answer 28

\<3 years old pull down and back \>3 years old pull up and back

Question 29

stomach pH should be equal or less than

Answer 29

5

Question 30

dont take food with these meds

Answer 30

levothyroxine (thyroid med) aldendronate (ostoporosis)

Question 31

theraputic drug levels for: digoxin lithium phenytoin/theophylline/vancomycin

Answer 31

digoxin: 05.-2 lithium: 0.6-1.2 phenytoin/theophylline/vancomycin: 10-20

Question 32

**Antidotes** Acetaminophen Heparin Warfarin

Answer 32

Acetaminophen: acetylcsteine Heparin: protamine sulfate Warfarin: Vit. K

Question 33

**Antidotes** Opioids/morphine digoxin Magnesium sulfate

Answer 33

Opioids/morphine: naloxone digoxin: dig immune fab Magnesium sulfate: calcium gluconate

Question 34

**Antidotes** benzo anticholingergics antipsychotics

Answer 34

benzo: flumazenil anticholingergics: physostigimine antipsychotics: anti-parkinsons

Question 35

Giving Blood

Answer 35

Needle 18 or 19 gauge start blood within 30 mins of receiving 1 unit is given within 4 hrs take vital at 15 mins, 30 mins, then every hour

Question 36

Cardiac Cath

Answer 36

keep limb straight 2-6 hrs afterwards

Question 37

hyperglycemia

Answer 37

polyuria, poydipsia, polyphagia

Question 38

Hypoglycemia

Answer 38

tremors, nervous, sweating, tachycardia, emotional change

Question 39

Barium causes stool to look:

Answer 39

chalky white stool

Question 40

dumping syndrome vs. Ulcers

Answer 40

lie down after meals stay siiting up 30 min after meals

Question 41

Hep A Hep B Hep C Hep D Hep E

Answer 41

A & E: fecal/oral. person to person contact, comtaimined fruits and veggies B, C & D: Caused by contaiminated blood and body fluids. WIll need anti-virals

Question 42

issue with when breaking femur

Answer 42

fat embolism. s/s: restlessness, low o2, inc HR, low BP, petchiae rash over chest. Give o2, IVF, possible intubation

Question 43

Burn Percentage

Answer 43

face: 4.5 % arm: 4.5% Stomach section or Back: 9% genital: 1% Leg: 9%

Question 44

parathyroid:

Answer 44

calcium

Question 45

Potassium-rich gastrointestinal fluids are lost through \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_placing the client at risk for hypokalemia.

Answer 45

gastrointestinal suction

Question 46

low potassium level does what to heart rhythm?

Answer 46

U wave Inverted T Depressed ST segment

Question 47

foods high in potassium

Answer 47

avocado, spinach, carrots, mushrooms, potatoes, tomatoes bananas, cantaloupe, oranges, raisins, strawberries fish, pork, beef, veal

Question 48

foods low in sodium

Answer 48

Peas, nuts, and cauliflower are good food sources of phosphorus and are not high in sodium

Question 49

hyperkalemia EKG reading

Answer 49

Tall peaked T waves Widened QRS complexes

Question 50

The normal serum phosphorus (phosphate) level

Answer 50

is 3.0 to 4.5 mg/dL low phosphorus mean malnutrition

Question 51

Blood Gas ROME

Answer 51

Question 52

Kussmaul's respirations are abnormally ____ and _____ in rate.

Answer 52

deep and increased in rate