Lab Skill Assessment

Question 1

A sterile object remains sterile only when touched by ______.

Sterile objects that touch ____ objects become contaminated

Sterile Objects that touch ____ objects become contaminated

If a tear or break in the covering or packaging of a sterile object is found, the object is considered to be _______________

Answer 1

Sterile

Clean

Contaminated

Contaminated

Question 2

Only ______ objects may be placed in the sterile field

Answer 2

Sterile

Question 3

A sterile object or field out of the range of _____ is contaminated. The nurse must never turn their ____ on a sterile tray

Answer 3

Vision

Back

Question 4

An object held below a persons ______ is contaminated

Answer 4

Waist

Question 5

A sterile object or field becomes contaminated by prolonged exposure to

Answer 5

air

Question 6

When a sterile surface comes in contact with a ___ surface the sterile object or field becomes contaminated by capillary action

Answer 6

Wet

Question 7

If ____ seeps through a sterile packages protective covering, microorganisms travel to the sterile object

Answer 7

Moisture

Question 8

Fluid flows in the direction of ____

Answer 8

Gravity

Question 9

The ___ of a sterile field or container are considered to be contaminated because the edge of the drape touches an unsterile surface, a ____ cm border around the drape is considered contaminated and objects placed on the sterile field must be within this border

Answer 9

Edges

2.5cm

Question 10

How much O2 does a low flow nasal cannula give

Answer 10

1-6L/min

Question 11

How much O2 does a oxygen conserving nasal cannula

Answer 11

1-15L/min

Question 12

How much O2 does a high flow nasal cannula

Answer 12

up to 60L / Min

Question 13

How much O2 does a Simple face mask

Answer 13

5 - 10 L / min

Question 14

How much O2 does a Face mask with reservoir bag as a non breather give?

what must you ensure has happened before initiating and during the flow of O2?

Answer 14

15 L/ Min

Bag is inflated

Question 15

How much O2 does a Face mask with reservoir bag as partial nonbreather?

What must you ensure has happened before initiating and during the flow of O2

Answer 15

10-12 L / Min

Question 16

How much O2 does a Venturi Mask give?

And is it low or high flow?

Answer 16

4 - 12 L / Min

High flow

Question 17

What mask gives the most control over flow?

Answer 17

Venturi Mask

Question 18

How much O2 does a face tent giver

Answer 18

8-12 L /min

Question 19

When is a face tent used for O2

Answer 19

When tight fitting masks are not tolerated and used for humidification

Question 20

How much O2 does a resuscitation mask give

Answer 20

15 L / Min or wide - open

Question 21

Describe when resuscitation mask is used?

Answer 21

Non breather in emergency setting

ECT

Question 22

Describe the process of initiating oxygen and when to start using humidification ?

Answer 22

Start at 1L and titrate from there

Add humidification at 4L

Question 23

What must be present if oxygen is being used?

Answer 23

A sign on the door

Question 24

When using oxygen we must never use ____ products why?

Answer 24

Petroleum because it could ignite

Question 25

What things must documentation include when documentation for oxygen is required

Answer 25

Delivery device Liter flow (Written as 2L/nasal cannula) Education provided to patient and family Patient response to oxygen both pre and post

Question 26

If people with COPD are having trouble breathing what should a nurse encourage?

Answer 26

Pursed lip breathing

Question 27

Why is giving lots of oxygen to a person with COPD a bad thing?

Answer 27

If oxygen level is to high the brain thinks it no longer needs to breath

Question 28

What is the SPO2 level for COPD people

Answer 28

88-92%

Question 29

Documentation for Eternal Feeding should include what information

Answer 29

Amount and type of feeding Patients response Patency of tube Stoma site Skin integrity Side affects if any

Question 30

Documentation for wound care must include

Answer 30

Wound and periwound tissue appearance, colour and tissue type Presence and characteristics of exudate Type and amount of dressing used Patient tolerance of procedure Patients level of comfort Any analgesics provided

Question 31

Documentation for Urinary Elimination must include

Answer 31

Type and size of catheter used Amount of fluid used to inflate balloon Characteristics of urine (colour, clarity, odour) Reason for catherization Specimen collection (if required) Patients response Patient teaching In and out record

Question 32

When checking supplies for the set up of a sterile field what must be check the supplies for

Answer 32

Expiration date Punctures Tears Stains Evidence of moisture

Question 33

Whenever pouring a sterile solution into the sterile field we must check what

Answer 33

Verified contents Expiration date

Question 34

How do we know what rate the oxygen is set to?

Answer 34

If the line is in the middle of the ball * watch the ball doesnt fall when u adjust rate

Question 35

What are three things to make sure to do when preparing for a male catheterization?

Answer 35

Patient in supine Draped upper and lower, only exposing the private area Ensure waterproof pad is under

Question 36

Foreskin must be ____ when inserting a catheter

Answer 36

retracted and put back afterwards

Question 37

What are three things to do before a female catheterization that is important

Answer 37

Helped patient into dorsal recumbent position Request patient to relax thigs Draped upper and lower body

Question 38

When inserting a female catheter what other position (beside dorsal recumbent) can they be in?

Answer 38

Side-lying

Question 39

What position must the patient be in for enteral feeding?

Answer 39

Fowlers position No less than 30 No more than 45

Question 40

When eternal feeding, formula must be given at what temperature?

Answer 40

Room temperature

Question 41

When preforming eternal feeding what must be label the bag with?

Answer 41

Tube-feeding formula type Strength Amount Date Time Initials Label "Not for IV use"

Question 42

When packing a wound we must think

Answer 42

Think fluff not stuff

Question 43

When dressing a wound we must label the dressing with

Answer 43

Date Time Initials

Question 44

When documenting for Oropharyngeal suctioning we must include

Answer 44

Amount, consistency, colour and odor of secretions Patients response to procedure Patients pre and post suctioning status

Question 45

When documenting for Tracheostomy suctioning and dressing change we must include

Answer 45

Patient response to procedure Characteristics of sputum Number of passes Pre and post suctioning status Inner cannula care