Exam 2 106 Practice Terms Flashcards

1
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Venturi mask

A

Delivers FiO2 of 24-55% at 2-10 L/min via different sized adaptors. Most accurate.

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2
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Simple face mask

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Delivers FiO2 40-60% at 5-8 L/min short term oxygen therapy.

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3
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Face tent

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Delivers an FiO2 24-100% at at least 10 L/min and requires high humidification.

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4
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Nasal cannula

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Delivers an FiO2 24-44% at 1-6 L/min via tubing with 2 small prongs inserted into nares.

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5
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Endotracheal suctioning

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No longer than 15 seconds.

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6
Q

Spinal cord injury at C3 concern

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An injury at C5 or above can result in damage to phrenic nerve which innervates diaphragm affecting breathing.

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7
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Smokers are increased risk for…

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Cardiopulmonary disease and lung cancer.

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8
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Nonrebreathing mask must…

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Be checked to make sure that it is inflated at all times.

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9
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Increased hemoglobin levels…

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Do NOT cause low pulse oximetry reading. Nail polish, inadequate circulation, and edema will.

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10
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Normal cardiac output is….

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4-6 L/min.

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11
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Smoking causes…

A

Vasoconstriction which restricts blood flow to heart and peripheral tissues.

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12
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Tracheostomy care

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Suction pressure should be kept at 14-20 mmHg to prevent tracheal wall necrosis.

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13
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Left sided HF

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Characterised by decreased functioning of left ventricle.

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14
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Dexamethasone

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Steroid that may raise blood glucose.

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15
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Client may have hepatitis B, is spitting, scratching, and confused…

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Nurse must enter room wearing gloves, gown, and face shield.

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16
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Reservoirs

A

Blood, wound drainage, food, oxygen tubing.

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17
Q

Last thing removed…

A

Mask

18
Q

Chickenpox and pulmonary tuberculosis

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Require airborne precautions.

19
Q

Infectious agent

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Bacteria, fungus, Protozoa, virus.

20
Q

Exit and entry portal

A

Skin, respiratory and GI.

21
Q

Standard precautions

A

Nurse wears gloves each time he empties bedpan.

22
Q

Medical asepsis

A

Nurse wipes off clients bedside table.

23
Q

Client scheduled for intravenous pyelogram (IVP), before the test…

A

Assess for allergy to shellfish, IVP contrast often contains iodine.

24
Q

When catheterising uncircumcised males…

A

Always return foreskin back over the penis.

25
Q

Client urination response following surgery…

A

Decreased urine output.

26
Q

Minimize nocturia by…

A

Avoid fluid for 2 hours before bedtime.

27
Q

Maintaining Foley catheter in dependent position…

A

Prevents urinary reflux.

28
Q

Ultrasonography of a kidney…

A

Requires no special precautions.

29
Q

Normal serum albumin levels…

A

4.0 g/dl

30
Q

Verifying placement of feeding tube…

A

Placing an order for radiograph only way to a accurately verify placement.

31
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Soft/low residue diet

A

Consists of foods that are low in finer and easy to digest ex. Dairy.

32
Q

pH of stomach

A

3.0 or less

33
Q

Position to prevent skin breakdown

A

Semi-fowlers

34
Q

Hip joint

A

Synovial-moves freely

35
Q

Immobilized clients at risk for…

A

Hypercalcemia

36
Q

Fibrous tissues that bind joints together connecting bone and cartilage…

A

Ligaments

37
Q

Most effective intervention in managing fecal and urinary incontinence…

A

Use incontinence cleanser, followed by moisture barrier ointment.

38
Q

Best way to obtain wound specimen…

A

Cleanse wound first.

39
Q

Diabetes puts client at risk for…

A

Impaired circulation, suppressed immune system.

40
Q

Aquathermia pad must be removed after 30 minutes…

A

Because reflex vasoconstriction occurs.

41
Q

Braden scale

A

Measures sensory perception, moisture, activity, mobility, nutrition, friction, and shear.

42
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Nonrebreather mask

A

Delivers 80-95% FiO2 at rate of 10-15 L/min to keep reservoir bag 2/3 full during inspiration and expiration.