chapter 22 Flashcards
How do you suction a tracheostomy catheter?
A. Insert catheter without suction
B. limit suctioning to 10-15 seconds.
C. Gently withdraw suction if patient is coughing.
D. Hyperoxengate before suctioning.
E. apply suction, twist and rotate while removing catheter.
what is the effect of heat treatments?
Increases blood flow or improvement of circulation.
steps for Foley catheter insertion?
- check the balloon by injection NORMAL SALINE or STERILE water - before catheter injection.
- Insert 2-4” for female and 6-7” for male
- when you see urine - insert 1-2 inches further.
when you see urine return after insertion of a Foley catheter, what do you do next?
Advance the catheter another inch or two.
How do you remove a Foley catheter?
deflate the balloon.
After removal of Foley catheter, what do you asses?
urinary retention.
how do you prepare a patient for MRI?
-Check for allergy to iodine or shell fish;; if the client has metals inside the body.
the category of patients that would require an indwelling catheter-
Patients in labor; UTI; enlarge prostate, urinary retention.
what is the early sign of hypoxia?
restlessness.
what is involved in a routine catheter care—
- cleaning the first 2–4 inches of the catheter with soap and water every shift.
ileostomy drains wha type of stool?
semi- liquid
Guaic test is ordered for what purpose?
GI Bleed.
explain paracentesis–
a needle is used to aspirate fluid from the peritoneal cavity.
how do you measure the tube for nasogastric insertion—
Tip of the nose to the earlobe to the xiphoid process.
what tube is used for gastric decompression in patient diagnosed with bowel obstruction?
Salem sump.