B260 Indiana University/Purdue University At Indianapolis
-B260 Fundamentals: Final Review Questions | 2026/2027 |
Answers Correct | With Complete Solutions
Accidental decannulation of fresh trach is a .... Correct Answers
medical alert
Administration of blood Correct Answers 1. Verify with 2 RNs
2. Vitals (baseline, 15 min, and final)
3. Hung with 0.9% NS only
4. 18 or 20G IV
5. Stay with patient for first 15 minutes
6. Slow infusion for 15 minutes
7. Infuse for up to 4 hrs, after that there is risk for bacterial
contamination
Administration routes (analgesics) Correct Answers 1. PCA
2. Local/regional anesthesia
3. Topical agents
Analgesics Correct Answers 1. non-opioids
2. Opioids
3. Adjuvants/co-analgesics
Behavioral Indicators of effects of pain Correct Answers 1.
Vocalization (moaning, crying...)
2. Facial expression (Grimace, clench teeth...)
3. Body movements (restlessness, muscle tension..)
4. Social interactions (avoiding conversation, reduced attention
span)
, Bladder capacity ranges from .... Correct Answers 600mL to
1000mL
Voiding q2-4
Blood transfusions: Reasons Correct Answers 1. Increase blood
volume
2. Anemia
3. Replace blood components
Braden scale Correct Answers For predicting pressure sore risk
Bulk forming foods include.... Correct Answers 1. whole grains
2. fresh fruits
3. Vegetables
Chest tube interventions: Correct Answers 1. observe for
bubbling (air leak)
2. tubing for patency
Chest tube purpose: Correct Answers 1. Remove fluids/air
from pleural space
2. Prevent air/fluid from reentering pleural space
3. Re-establish normal pressures
Cleaning wound Correct Answers Clean from wound out to
skin
Irrigating should have flow of solution from the wound to the
surrounding skin
Clinical signs of pneumothorax: Correct Answers RR higher
-B260 Fundamentals: Final Review Questions | 2026/2027 |
Answers Correct | With Complete Solutions
Accidental decannulation of fresh trach is a .... Correct Answers
medical alert
Administration of blood Correct Answers 1. Verify with 2 RNs
2. Vitals (baseline, 15 min, and final)
3. Hung with 0.9% NS only
4. 18 or 20G IV
5. Stay with patient for first 15 minutes
6. Slow infusion for 15 minutes
7. Infuse for up to 4 hrs, after that there is risk for bacterial
contamination
Administration routes (analgesics) Correct Answers 1. PCA
2. Local/regional anesthesia
3. Topical agents
Analgesics Correct Answers 1. non-opioids
2. Opioids
3. Adjuvants/co-analgesics
Behavioral Indicators of effects of pain Correct Answers 1.
Vocalization (moaning, crying...)
2. Facial expression (Grimace, clench teeth...)
3. Body movements (restlessness, muscle tension..)
4. Social interactions (avoiding conversation, reduced attention
span)
, Bladder capacity ranges from .... Correct Answers 600mL to
1000mL
Voiding q2-4
Blood transfusions: Reasons Correct Answers 1. Increase blood
volume
2. Anemia
3. Replace blood components
Braden scale Correct Answers For predicting pressure sore risk
Bulk forming foods include.... Correct Answers 1. whole grains
2. fresh fruits
3. Vegetables
Chest tube interventions: Correct Answers 1. observe for
bubbling (air leak)
2. tubing for patency
Chest tube purpose: Correct Answers 1. Remove fluids/air
from pleural space
2. Prevent air/fluid from reentering pleural space
3. Re-establish normal pressures
Cleaning wound Correct Answers Clean from wound out to
skin
Irrigating should have flow of solution from the wound to the
surrounding skin
Clinical signs of pneumothorax: Correct Answers RR higher
