4N051 MODULE 7 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS WITH COMPLETE
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terminal cleaning - (ANSWER)This type of cleaning is directed primarily toward objects the patient has
actually been in contact with
private room - (ANSWER)You have a pediatric patient diagnosed with a highly infectious disease needing
contact precautions. What is the most effective type of isolation unit you should place them in?
Surgical equipment
Vascular Probes
Heart catheters - (ANSWER)Equipment that is categorized as critical have a high risk of transmitting
diseases or infections and must be completely sterile. What items considerably high risk?
intended use of the medical equipment. - (ANSWER)The proper level of cleaning or sterilization for
medical equipment depends on?
Terminal cleaning - (ANSWER)What type of cleaning is directed primarily towards objects the patients
have been in contact with?
Gently pull the ear down and back - (ANSWER)When performing an ear irrigation for a pediatric patient,
how do you straighten the ear canal?
Daily or per provider's orders - (ANSWER)For diabetic patients, how often should their feet be cleaned?
3 seconds - (ANSWER)When a patient is performing incentive spirometry and they have inhaled, how
long should you instruct them to hold their breath for?
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). - (ANSWER)The solution you use is selected by your local
infection control committee according to ___________ _________ ___________ standards.
Regular. - (ANSWER)What type of cleaning would you use for handrails, bedrails, call lights, and light
switches??
,4N051 MODULE 7 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS WITH COMPLETE
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3 - (ANSWER)A Pap smear is recommended every ___ year(s) for average-risk persons who are 21-65
years of age.
Bleeding, Inflammation, Polyps - (ANSWER)A proctoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, and a colonoscopy are
examinations that are used to identify all of the following. What are those?
Once q24h. - (ANSWER)How often should the bladder irrigation solution container be changed?
Expiratory reserve
Tidal reserve
Residual volumes - (ANSWER)The respiratory (or lung) volumes include all of the following
Type of specimen, date and time, patient's name, sponsor's social security number (or DoD ID number),
patient registration number (for inpatients) and physician's name. - (ANSWER)All specimens should be
labeled with which of the following information?
Relieve pain from muscle spasms and to correct mild deformities - (ANSWER)What are the main
purposes for skin tractions?
lithotomy position - (ANSWER)What is the common position for a patient who is having a pap exam?
Paracentesis - (ANSWER)___________ is the withdrawal of excess fluid from the abdominal or peritoneal
cavity
thoracentesis - (ANSWER)___________ is the surgical "puncture or tapping" of the chest wall to remove
fluid or air from the pleural space.
pneumothorax (air in the pleural space),
, 4N051 MODULE 7 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
hemothorax (i.e., blood in the pleural space), or
emphysema (i.e., pus in the pleural space). - (ANSWER)The physician may perform thoracentesis
procedure as part of the treatment for what kinds of conditions?
third and fourth - (ANSWER)The lumbar puncture (LP) is the insertion of a needle into the subarachnoid
space, usually between the _____ and the _______ of lumbar vertebrae, to aspirate cerebrospinal fluid
(CSF).
spinal tap - (ANSWER)A __________ _____is normally performed for analysis of CSF or to measure CSF
pressure to aid in the evaluation of some underlying condition.
True. bacterial and viral infections, - (ANSWER)True or False. The spinal tap provides important
information about intracranial pressure and the composition of the CSF. It is widely used in the diagnosis
of _________ and _____________ such as spinal meningitis, along with the evaluation of seizure
disorders.
Percutaneous Biopsy - (ANSWER)Tissue is obtained by simply "inserting a needle" through the skin. What
kind of Biopsy is it?
punch biopsy - (ANSWER)What kind of biopsy when the Tissue is obtained by a punch, such as in a bone
marrow biopsy.
needle biopsy - (ANSWER)Tissue is obtained by puncture of a tumor, the tissue within the lumen of the
needle being detached by rotation, and the needle withdrawn. What kind of biopsy is it?
insicional biopsy - (ANSWER)A kind of biopsy in which a "selected portion of a lesion."
Excisional Biopsy - (ANSWER)________ Biopsy when Tissue is removed by "surgical cutting."
SOLUTIONS!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
terminal cleaning - (ANSWER)This type of cleaning is directed primarily toward objects the patient has
actually been in contact with
private room - (ANSWER)You have a pediatric patient diagnosed with a highly infectious disease needing
contact precautions. What is the most effective type of isolation unit you should place them in?
Surgical equipment
Vascular Probes
Heart catheters - (ANSWER)Equipment that is categorized as critical have a high risk of transmitting
diseases or infections and must be completely sterile. What items considerably high risk?
intended use of the medical equipment. - (ANSWER)The proper level of cleaning or sterilization for
medical equipment depends on?
Terminal cleaning - (ANSWER)What type of cleaning is directed primarily towards objects the patients
have been in contact with?
Gently pull the ear down and back - (ANSWER)When performing an ear irrigation for a pediatric patient,
how do you straighten the ear canal?
Daily or per provider's orders - (ANSWER)For diabetic patients, how often should their feet be cleaned?
3 seconds - (ANSWER)When a patient is performing incentive spirometry and they have inhaled, how
long should you instruct them to hold their breath for?
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). - (ANSWER)The solution you use is selected by your local
infection control committee according to ___________ _________ ___________ standards.
Regular. - (ANSWER)What type of cleaning would you use for handrails, bedrails, call lights, and light
switches??
,4N051 MODULE 7 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
3 - (ANSWER)A Pap smear is recommended every ___ year(s) for average-risk persons who are 21-65
years of age.
Bleeding, Inflammation, Polyps - (ANSWER)A proctoscopy, sigmoidoscopy, and a colonoscopy are
examinations that are used to identify all of the following. What are those?
Once q24h. - (ANSWER)How often should the bladder irrigation solution container be changed?
Expiratory reserve
Tidal reserve
Residual volumes - (ANSWER)The respiratory (or lung) volumes include all of the following
Type of specimen, date and time, patient's name, sponsor's social security number (or DoD ID number),
patient registration number (for inpatients) and physician's name. - (ANSWER)All specimens should be
labeled with which of the following information?
Relieve pain from muscle spasms and to correct mild deformities - (ANSWER)What are the main
purposes for skin tractions?
lithotomy position - (ANSWER)What is the common position for a patient who is having a pap exam?
Paracentesis - (ANSWER)___________ is the withdrawal of excess fluid from the abdominal or peritoneal
cavity
thoracentesis - (ANSWER)___________ is the surgical "puncture or tapping" of the chest wall to remove
fluid or air from the pleural space.
pneumothorax (air in the pleural space),
, 4N051 MODULE 7 NURSING FUNDAMENTALS WITH COMPLETE
SOLUTIONS!!! ALREADY GRADED A+ LATEST UPDATE!!!
hemothorax (i.e., blood in the pleural space), or
emphysema (i.e., pus in the pleural space). - (ANSWER)The physician may perform thoracentesis
procedure as part of the treatment for what kinds of conditions?
third and fourth - (ANSWER)The lumbar puncture (LP) is the insertion of a needle into the subarachnoid
space, usually between the _____ and the _______ of lumbar vertebrae, to aspirate cerebrospinal fluid
(CSF).
spinal tap - (ANSWER)A __________ _____is normally performed for analysis of CSF or to measure CSF
pressure to aid in the evaluation of some underlying condition.
True. bacterial and viral infections, - (ANSWER)True or False. The spinal tap provides important
information about intracranial pressure and the composition of the CSF. It is widely used in the diagnosis
of _________ and _____________ such as spinal meningitis, along with the evaluation of seizure
disorders.
Percutaneous Biopsy - (ANSWER)Tissue is obtained by simply "inserting a needle" through the skin. What
kind of Biopsy is it?
punch biopsy - (ANSWER)What kind of biopsy when the Tissue is obtained by a punch, such as in a bone
marrow biopsy.
needle biopsy - (ANSWER)Tissue is obtained by puncture of a tumor, the tissue within the lumen of the
needle being detached by rotation, and the needle withdrawn. What kind of biopsy is it?
insicional biopsy - (ANSWER)A kind of biopsy in which a "selected portion of a lesion."
Excisional Biopsy - (ANSWER)________ Biopsy when Tissue is removed by "surgical cutting."
