ANS 3 Review Continued

A surgical dressing is saturated with blood, what should the nurse do?

A water seal chamber uses sterile water.

What is the protrusion of an internal organ through an incision?

Older adults are prone to respiratory problems because aging cause what change?

A list of allergies is important information needed for a pre op?

Which type of intention requires the wound to gradually heal by filling in with granulation tissue?

 What can be done with blood?

What does Autologous mean?

Which type of tubing should be used when administering blood?

A stage 1 pressure ulcer will blanch.

How much TPN is usually administered in the first 24 hours?

What solution is the only solution used while administering blood?

What should you never do while administering TPN?

A pt arrives in the recovery unit and vital signs are done immediately.

A wound with little tissue loss with approximate edges that has a slight chance of infection is a _______?

What must be done prior to starting blood?

What is the Liter Flow for a simple face mask?

How far is a heat lamp placed for the area of treatment?

Which one is a symptom of a blood transfusion reaction?

Who is responsible for providing explanations to the patient about surgery?

Why can’t you substitute petroleum jelly for the water-soluble lubricant if none is on hand?

when a hole allows air to enter the pleural space, where there is supposed to be negative pressure?

A pt has had a Foley DC'd. The pt must void within 8 hours.

Which is not a factor affecting wound healing?

What type of wound would be first- intention?

What type of anesthesia has risk of brain damage, stroke, and death?

How often should you check blood glucose while administering TPN?

Pt has a chest tube, and has pain and dyspnea, it is important to reduce her anxiety because it?

What O2 SAT is okay for a patient with COPD?

 Who would be most likely to refuse a blood transfusion?

What type of anesthesia is requires a tourniquet?

When performing nasopharyngeal suctioning you should?

What gauge needle should blood be administered through?

What are the purposes for administering prep medication?

Which lab result would a nurse expect to see on a pre operative checklist?

Anticholinergics such as Atropine are given for what reason?

An incision into the trachea that is held open with a tube to promote breathing?

Once the patient is in the bed from surgery your immediate priority is: