Test 3

Question 1

At 9 months what characteristics should you show?

Answer 1

Pulls up to stand and places objects in their mouth to explore them

Question 2

At 12 months what characteristics should you know?

Answer 2

Knows his or her name and can walk.

Question 3

Separation Anxiety

Answer 3

10-18 months. Clingy behavior and fear of unfamiliar places / people.

Question 4

How old are toddlers and what is their respirations and pulse?

Answer 4

1-3 years. Pulse 90-150. Respiration’s of 20/30 bpm.

Question 5

How old are preschoolers and their pulse/ respirations?

Answer 5

3-6 years. Pulse 80 to 140 beats min. Respiration’s 20-25 bpm.

Question 6

3 Factors of Early Adulthood

Answer 6

Work, Family, Stress

Question 7

What is a disorder in which cholesterol and calcium build up inside the walls of the blood vessels, forming plaque which leads to partial or complete blockage of blood?

Answer 7

Atherosclerosis

Question 8

When does diastolic blood pressure increase?

Answer 8

With age.

Question 9

What is vital capacity and the volume?

Answer 9

Air moved during the deepest inhale and exhale. ( only 50% of the amount young adults have at age 75)

Question 10

Kidneys Filtration Function

Answer 10

Declines by 50% from age 20-90

Question 11

What is Dose?

Answer 11

The amount of medication that is given.

Question 12

Dose Depends on what 3 things?

Answer 12

Patients age, weight, and desired action of the med.

Question 13

Inhalation

Answer 13

Inhaling or breathing in

Question 14

Intramuscular

Answer 14

Into the muscle

Question 15

Intraosseous

Answer 15

Into the Bone

Question 16

Intravenious

Answer 16

Into the vein

Question 17

Per Os (PO)

Answer 17

By mouth

Question 18

Per Rectum

Answer 18

By Rectum

Question 19

Subcutaneous

Answer 19

Under the skin

Question 20

Sublingual

Answer 20

Under the tongue

Question 21

Transcutaneous

Answer 21

Through the skin

Question 22

Intranasal

Answer 22

Into the Nose

Question 23

Form of Medication Dictates

Answer 23

The route of administration

Question 24

Why does the Manufacturer choose the med form

Answer 24

Proper route of administration, timing of its release into the bloodstream, effects on target organs or body systems

Question 25

6 R’s

Answer 25

Right Patient 
Right Med
Right Dose
Right Route
Right Time
Right Documentation

Question 26

Glucose Administration

Answer 26

is a gel designed to be spread on the mucous membranes between the cheek and gum

Question 27

Nitroglycerins purpose is to what

Answer 27

Increase Blood flow by relieving spasms and causing the arteries to dilate. It does so by relaxing the muscular walls of the coronary arteries and its veins.

Question 28

Epinephrine is for Patients

Answer 28

with an airway obstruction or wheezing due to an airway obstruction

Question 29

Epinephrine is administered

Answer 29

Mostly through an auto injector pen (EpiPen) 0.3 mg

Question 30

Naloxone( Narcone)

Answer 30

To reverse the effects of opiod overdose.

Question 31

Histamines

Answer 31

Is the reverse effect of epinephrine

Question 32

CPR

Answer 32

30:2 compression, 2-2. 4 inches deep, 100-120 compressions per min.

Question 33

Adult cardiac arrest occurs ____ respiratory arrest

Answer 33

Before

Question 34

Child/ Infant cardiac arrest occurs ____ respiratory arrest

Answer 34

From

Question 35

In CPR (Chest)

Answer 35

Allow for full recoil and let chest return to normal position.