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165 HESI Part 2
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| _______ Has: • High Osmolality • More particles • Higher reaction risk | Ionic Contrast |
| _______ Is an example of an Ionic Contrast | Gastrografin® (Diatrizoate) |
| _______ Has: • Low Osmolality • Better tolerated • Lower reaction risk | Nononic Contrast |
| ______ Contrast Is Most commonly used today | Nonionic |
| _______ Are examples of Nonionic Contrast | Omnipaque® (Iohexol) Isovue® (Iopamidol) Optiray® (Ioversol) |
| Mild Contrast Reactions: | • Nausea • Vomiting • Sneezing • Flushing • Hives |
| Moderate Contrast Reactions: | • Wheezing • Bronchospasm • Facial swelling |
| Sever Contrast Reactions: | • Anaphylaxis • Severe hypotension • Respiratory arrest • Cardiac arrest |
| These are all examples of ________ ✔ Stay with patient ✔ Monitor airway ✔ Monitor vital signs ✔ Notify radiologist/provider ✔ Prepare emergency equipment | Radiographer Responsibilities |
| _______ Reverses benzodiazepine overdose | Flumazenil |
| The ______ obtains informed consent | Physician |
| The _______ witnesses the patient give consent | Radiographer |
| Face the patient, Speak Clearly, and Use written instructions when communicating with a ________ patient | Hearing Impaired |
| Introduce yourself and Explain your actions before performing them when communicating with a ________ patient | Visually Impaired |
| Use simple language and Involve their parent/guardian when communicating with a ________ patient | Pediatric |
| Speak Slowly, Allow them extra time, and Assess their level of fall risk when communicating with a ________ patient | Geriatric |
| Regular rhythm • 60-100 bpm | Normal Sinus Rhythm (NSR) |
| Rapid wide-complex rhythm | Ventricular Tachycardia (VT) |
| Chaotic rhythm • No effective cardiac output | Ventricular Fibrillation (VF) |
| Flatline • No electrical activity | Asystole |
| Always stay with every patient who experiences a______ | Contrast-Reaction |
| Use a ______ for a patient experiencing cardiac arrest | CPR + AED |
| ______ always comes first | Patient Safety |
| _______ Has the lowest reaction rates | Nonionic Contrast |
| Universal precautions focus on | the use of barriers in all contacts with all body substances |
| an infectious individual can spread disease by | Merely speaking in the vicinity of a susceptible host |
| A virus is a _______ | Obligate intercellular parasite |
| Hand washing employs ________ methods of infection control | Physical and Chemical |
| The process of destroying pathogens by using chemical materials is called | Disinfection |
| _______ is dosed at 0.08 mg/kg in adults | Morphine |
| ______ can cause hiccups as a side effect | Midazolam |
| ______ can cause histamine release as a common adverse effect | Morphine |
| An _______ can be a fomite | X-Ray Table |
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