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PCT exam review

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Regarding postmortem care what is the correct technique for preparing a body? position body in supine position and place a small pilow under the head.
What is a normal heart rate for a adult? 60 to 100/min
What is a normal respiratory rate for a adult? 12 to 20/min
You should expect fecal material to be solid and less irritating to skin if stoma is placed in which location?
Regarding postmortem care what is the correct technique for preparing a body? position body in supine position and place a small pilow under the head.
What is a normal heart rate for a adult? 60 to 100/min
What is a normal respiratory rate for a adult? 12 to 20/min
You should expect fecal material to be solid and less irritating to skin if stoma is placed in which location?
Regarding postmortem care what is the correct technique for preparing a body? position body in supine position and place a small pilow under the head.
What is a normal heart rate for a adult? 60 to 100/min
What is a normal respiratory rate for a adult? 12 to 20/min
You should expect fecal material to be solid and less irritating to skin if stoma is placed in which location?
What should you report regarding stoma care? Stoma leaking around wafer
What is a right sided heart failure symptom? swelling
what is a consequence of mislabeling a blood bank specimen? blood transfusion error
on an EKG tracing what can help reduce abnormal marks on an EKG tracing artifact filter
When massaging a patient who is immobile where should a pct massage? lower legs
When transporting a patient using a wheel chair what actions should you take? Make sure patients feet and resting on foot rest
What is the color of a bilirubin tube? red
when preparing an ekg for a toddler what leads can be placed in mirror image to typical placement to prevent crowding of electrodes? mid-axillary line
when receiving a urine sample from a patient who completed a 24 hr urine collection what condition should you ensure has been met? the specimen was refrigerated prior to being returned
when a pct is transferring a patient from a bed to a wheelchair using a mechanical lift how should the PCT place the patient? fowlers
what is the position called when the patient is lying on their back with their feet and legs supported by stirrups lithotomy position
a pct is caring for a pt who has stage 3 pressure ulcer what finding should a pct expect from this? the subcutaneous fat is visible, and there is drainage from the wound.
when a pct is performing a routine venipuncture and the patient becomes pallid and diaphoretic what is a condition that the patient is most likely to experience? syncope
what EKG finding differentiates acclerated idioventricular rhytym from junctional rhythm? accelerated idoventricular rhythm has wide QRS complexes
when obtaining a bilirubin specimen from a newborn who is 1 day old with jaundice. Which action should they take to insure integrity of the specimen? turn off ultraviolet light
when a pct is assisting a nurse to apply hand-wrist immobility splints for a patient who was left sided paralysis due to a stroke. How should the pct secure the patients hand and wrist? wrist in slight dorsiflexion
when a pct is caring for a patient with a NG tube patient should expect? throat irritation
what is the purpose of CLIA? to establish quality standards for labratory testing on human specimens
a pct is collecting a blood culture specimen from a pct who is allerigc to shellfish. What topical antiseptic should be used to cleanse patient skin prior to venipuncture? chlorhexidine gluconate
a pct has obtained a specimen that must remain at body temp when transported to the lab for processing. what action should the tech take? place the specimen in a warming device
a pct is observing a newly hired tech is disinfecting items in what situations is the newly hired tech making an object medically aseptic? the technician uses a chemical cleanser to prepare a shower chair for reuse.
a pct is caring for a patient who has an indwelling catheter how often should the tech empty the draining receptacle? every 8hrs
what abnormalitiy is associated with large U waves on the EKG? decreased potassium level
when a pct is caring for a pt undergoing a stress test in the morning. the tech should expect the patient to recieve what instructions? eat a light meal 2 hours prior to taking the test
what is the primary purpose of which agency to ensure safe work enviroments? OSHA
what piece of ppe should be removed first? gloves
a pct is cleaning urine off an exam table what disposal container should they use? impermeable laundry bag
when a pct is ambulating using a walker what is the correct patient technique? the patient advances the walker 25.4 to 45.7cm in front of their legs
what is the mininum preferred volume of urine in a routine urinalysis? 30ml
when a pct is prepping to remove a peripheral IV cath what action should the tech take? hold gauze over the site when removing the catheter
what is sinus tach?? anything over 100
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