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Chapter 19 Non-Aseptic Techniques Rad Patient Care
Chapter 19 Non-Aseptic Techniques Rad Patient Care
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It's okay if the tech walks the patient out the facility after a procedure and doesn't give at home instructions
False
True
2
What position should a patient be in for a DOUBLE CONTRAST enema
supine
sims
prone
fowler
3
Excess barium in a SINGLE CONTRAST barium enema should be drained back into the bag
False
True
4
When performing a SINGLE CONTRAST barium enema
use large volume of barium
use two enemas
position patient in fowlers
have the patient eat French fries
5
Which healthcare team members are responsible for inserting a nasogastric tube (select all that apply)
Radiographer
Physician
Dietary Manager
Nurse
6
Where is the Nasogastric tube inserted
nasopharynx into the diaphragm
from the intestines into the rectum
nasopharynx into the lungs
nasopharynx into the stomach
7
What is another reason for a barium enema besides the lower GI system and the colon
to detect kidney cysts
to determine diverticulitis
confirm abnormal findings on a CT scan
to diagnose colon cancer
8
All are non-aseptic procedures Except
Indwelling Catheter
Barium Enema
Enema
Nasogastric Tube Placement
9
Enemas are usually given as an inpatient procedure
False
True
10
Which would cause a cessation of the enema procedure
patient using deep oral breathing
patient relaxing the abdominal wall
patient beginning to cramp
patient focusing on something more pleasant
11
Colonoscopy takes about _ minutes
15
30
5
60
12
When the patient with a nasogastric tube is transferred they are
put into a wheelchair
told to take out the nasogastric tube
instructed to stay in the room
typically connected to an intermittent gastric suctioning
13
What is the most common cause Nasogastric tube (stomach decompressor)
corpak
levin
anderson
kevin
14
Bedpans are used for all EXCEPT
Proper Cleaning of the perineum
bathing
urination
Defecation
15
Which enema is the safest and used on all infacts
Saline
Fleet
Hypotonic
Oil Based
16
It is okay if a patient pulls the nasogastric tube from out their nose
False
True
17
Images should be taken to evaluate the POST evacuation
False
True
18
Radiologic Technologist are allowed to administer enemas
True
False
19
Ct and colonoscopy are diminishing the need for barium enemas
False
True
20
What does a non-aseptic technique require
Sterile Environment
Clean Sanitized Area
An Autoclave Room
Special Nonsterile Procedures
21
Male patients can also be put in _ position
prone
lithotomy
fowlers
22
To check for colon mucosa what is added to barium
air
water
iodine
iron
23
What is needed from the patient before a nasogastric tube is inserted
Signed consent
For the patient to stand up out of the bed
A patients verbal consent only
24
Contrast is administered through the patients stoma
True
False
25
Which Nasogastric tube is of most concern, and that the tech should be aware of
Kevin
Levin
Single
Double
26
Why would a barium enema be administered
to help diagnose a colon or gastrointestinal complaint
to help a doctor diagnose a renal problem
to hear a unborn fetuses heart beat
to place a pacemaker
27
What is the most common infection in relation to a colostomy
nosocomial infection
wound infection
urinary tract infection
staph infection
28
A patient has had a colon resection what is created until the resection heal
colostomy
colonotomy
thoracostomy
colonoscopy
29
Male urinals can be used in a supine position
False
True
30
In an emergency it is okay for the tech to transfer and interrupt suctioning without physician consent
False
True
31
Its okay to clamp the nasogastric tube to the patient's clamp
True
False
32
Spot images are taken with which enema
fleet
double contrast
barium
single contrast
33
To give enema until its clear means to
use the entire four pack of enemas
enema fluid is expelled with no fecal matter
use the entire enema
to insert enemas until fecal matter become clear
34
What medication cannot be taken before an exam for a colostomy patient
zyrtec
bismuth anti-odor
Pepto-Bismol
antihistamine
35
What is administered right before an exam to relieve bowel spasms
tylenol
glucagon
estrogen
ibuprophen
36
Select the correct types of enemas
Soapsuds solution
Saline
Hypotonic, Hypertonic(fleet)
Oil retention
37
What procedure is performed if the patient is bleeding from the rectum and has a history of colorectal cancer
cystology
double barium enema
colonoscopy
barium enema
38
The removal of a rectal catheter third step after proper hand hygiene and patient consent is
to deflate the cuff
inform the patient that their stool will be gray or white
give the patient adequate fluid
yank the enema out the patients rectum
39
What are the other types of Nasogastric tubes (2 choices)
Kevin Lumen
Single Lumen
Triple Lumen
Double Lumen
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Fracture bedpans elevate patients hips, with a convenient handle for removal
False
True