Fundamentals final Flashcards
Insert peripheral catheter at what angle?
10-30 degrees
Romberg test what?
balance
erythema
redness, inflammation
Indication of infiltration at the IV site
skin blanching, edema and coolness
infiltration
accumulation of materials in the tissues or cells at excessive amounts
exudate indicates
infection
phlebitis
inflammation of veins, causes warmth
Requirements for NG tube placement:
- semi-high fowler’s position at 90 degree
- withdraw the tube but dont remove if they begin to choke
- take sips of water to promote insertion
Heparin administered where
abdomen
heparin
blood thinner, prevent blood clots
nasotracheal suctioning technique
apply intermittent suction during the withdrawal of the catheter to prevent injury to the mucosa
hypoxemia
low levels of oxygen in the blood
hypokalemia
low in potassium
flow rate of oxygen via nasal cannula
1-6L/min
paralytic ileus
immobile bowel
pericardial friction rub
a high-pitched scratching, grating, or squeaking leathery sound heard best with the diaphragm of the stethoscope at the left sternal border
third heart sound
low-pitched sound after the second heart sound
autologous blood
is the safest form of blood transfusion because the use of clients own blood eliminates infection
indwelling urinary catheter is placed where for males?
lower abdomen or upper thigh
primary prevention
educating
secondary prevention
measures that identify early stages of a condition
tertiary prevention
occurs after diagnosis of a condition
positive chvostek’s
decrease in calcium that causes facial twitching
fire extinguisher steps
- remove the safety pin
- aim the hose at the fire
- squeeze the handle
- sweep side to side
hemolytic:
-when the clients blood is incompatible with the donors blood
-chills, low back pain, hypotension and tachycardia
febrile
-clients blood is sensitive to the wbc’s and platelets in the donor blood
-fever, chills, headaches, and flushing
circulatory overload
-when blood is administered to quickly
-dyspnea, cough, headache, and hypertension
sepsis
-blood contaminated with bacteria
-high fever, vomiting , diarrhea
hypovolemic shock indications
-tachycardia
-cool, clammy skin
-decrease in urine output, less than 30 ml/hr
-tachypnea
hyponatremia
low sodium levels
opioid adverse effects
constipation and respiratory depression
antipyretic
used for fevers
anti hypertensive medication
high blood pressure
low sodium level manifestations
Manifestations include abdominal cramping, weakness, confusion, lethargy, headache, and nausea.
Droplet precautions
influenza, rubella, meningococcal pneumonia, and streptococcal pharyngitis.
Airborne
varicella, tuberculosis, and measles.
Contact
vancomycin-resistant enterococci, methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, and scabies.
Potassium affects
the contractility of the heart and this client would be at risk for developing dysrhythmias.
stage 1 pressure injury uses what dressing
transparent
stage 2 pressure injury uses what dressing
hydrocolloid
stage 3 pressure injury uses what dressing
alginate
incomplete proteins
lentils, veggies, grains, nuts and seeds