Equipment/Devices/Modalities Flashcards

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Nasogastric Tube (NG tube)

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  • short term liquid feeding, med, removes gas from stomach.
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Gastric Tube (common) (G tube)
Jejunostomy Tube (less common) (J tube)
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  • long-term feeding

- presence of difficulty swallowing/avoid risk of aspiration.

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Intravenous System (IV)

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  • sterile fluid source, a pump, a clamp, and a catheter to insert into a vein.
  • superficial veins (basilica, cephalic, or antecubital)
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Arterial Line

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  • monitoring device
  • measure blood pressure, obtain blood samples.
  • if displaced, apply direct pressure and get assistance
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Central Venous Pressure Catheter

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  • measures pressures in right atrium/superior vena cava

- evaluates right ventricular function, right atrial filling pressure, and circulating blood volume

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Indwelling right atrial catheter (hickman)

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  • inserted through cephalic or internal jugular vein.
  • threaded into superior vena cava and R atrium.
  • long term administration of substances (ex: chemo, total parenteral nutrition, antibiotics)
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Intracranial Pressure Monitor

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  • measures pressure exerted against skull, placed in skull.

- types of monitors (epidural, subarachnoid, intraventricular)

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Oximeter

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  • a photoelectric device used to determine oxygen saturation of blood.
  • finger/ear
  • monitor changes during exercise & position changes.
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Pulmonary Artery Catheter (Swan-Ganz)

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  • inserted into pulmonary artery
  • soft/flexible
  • provides continuous measurements of pulmonary artery pressure
  • avoid excessive movement of head, neck, and extremities.
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Types of Oxygen Therapy (4)

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  1. Nasal Cannula: up to 6L/min
  2. Oronasal Mask:
  3. Tent: placed over head/shoulders; higher level of O than normal.
  4. tracheostomy mask: placed over tracheostomy/stoma.
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Arteriography (Diagnostic Test)

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  • injected radiopaque dye in an artery.

- Shows: Arteriosclerosis, tumors, or blockages.

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Arthrography (Diagnostic Test)

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  • invasive test
  • contrast medium provides visualization of joint structures through radiographs.
  • soft tissue disruption = leakage
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Bone Scan (Diagnostic Test)

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  • invasive
  • isotopes
  • shows stress fractures, infections, and tumors
  • can show with as little as 4-7% bone loss
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Computed Tomography (Diagnostic Test)

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  • cross sectional images based on x-ray attenuation.

- diagnose spinal lesions and brain

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Doppler Ultrasonography (Diagnostic Test)

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  • non-invasive
  • ## evaluates blood flow in major veins, arteries, and cerebrovascular system.
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