MOC230
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| What items are needed for an NG insertion? | *NG *emesis basin *tongue blade *penlight *lube *cup/straw *ph strips *skin prep *tape *stethoscope *irrigation tray *clean gloves *towel
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| Which of these would you push the solution into the NG tube? *Lavage *gavage | Lavage, it is removed as well
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| Feeding via NG or G tubes, Irrigation sets are changed q. ___hrs tubing and reservoirs are changed q. ___ hours. Hang time for nonsterile feed is___ Hang time for sterile feed is ___. | Irrigation sets, tubing and reservoirs are changed Q. 24 hours
Hang time for nonsterile, 4-6 hours
Hang time for sterile, 8-12 hours.
OR MANUFACTURE RECOMMENDATIONS
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| What items are needed for a CVC blood draw? | *Amount of blood needed/tube *empty 10 ml syringe *18 gauge needle *4 saline flush *3 Heparin *lots of alcohol pads *clean gloves
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| What items are needed for Trach care? | Trach kit, clean gloves, NS, Peroxide, Sterile gloves (additional pair)
*assure replacement trach is available in room*
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| NT suctioning, items needed? | Assure suction is present in room, lubricating gel, suction kit, NS, clean gloves, Sterile gloves should be in kit, bring extra pair
*Stethoscope to eval lung sounds before and after procedure
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| How would you measure a nasal trumpet for patient placement? | Tip of nose to tip of ear
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| Pushing med through hep locked CVC, how many mls of the NS do you push at the same rate as the med? | First 3 of the 9.5
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| Items needed to access a port | *dressing change kit *extra mask *Huber needle *luer lock *18 gauge needle, *empty 10 ml syringe *vial of normal saline *Sterile gloves *clean gloves
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| APGAR? APG of apgar? I had to put the rest on a different slide | Activity- 0-no response, 1- slightly flexed, 2- flexed, active movement
Pulse- 0-no heartbeat, 1- less than 100, 2- more than 100
Grimace- 0- no response, 1-slight grimace to suctioning, 2- cries with suctioning
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| APGAR- the last AR. | Appearance- 0-cyanotic all over, 1-central cyanosis, 2-pink/normal color all over
Respirations- 0- none, 1- weak cry, 2- strong lusty cry
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| Normal apgar? | 7-10
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| If apgar is below what number, indicates emergency? | below 4 means resuscitation
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