FPCC Final Exam Blueprint (test
Questions and answers) /Complete
Solutions
Acid-Base Imbalances (3) - ✔analyze ABGs
IV site dressing type:
- Complications & Interventions
intravenous therapy (4)
what is Infiltration? - ✔- the seepage of nonvesicant solution or medication into
surrounding tissues.
What is extravasation? - ✔seepage of a vesicant substance into the tissues.
What is phlebitis/thrombophlebitis? - ✔inflammation of a
vein thrombophlebitis and inflammation
, IV site dressing type? (4) - ✔transparent dressing because you want to be able to see the
site and see if it is any site complication.
Components of cardiac output & formula?
oxygenation: cardiac (4) - ✔- CO formula: SV x HR
What determines SV?
(4) oxygenation: cardiac - ✔afterload, preload, and contractility
want cardiac output to remain normal
Types & examples of primary preventions? - ✔- primary: designed to prevent or slow onset
of disease.
examples? wearing sunscreen, eating healthy, keeping up with immunization/vaccines,
exercising, wearing seatbelts.
Secondary prevention is? (4) - ✔involves screening activities & education for detecting illness
in early stages.
examples? blood pressure and diabetes screening, tuberculosis screen test, regular
physical examination.
tertiary prevention is? (4) - ✔- focus on stopping the disease from progressing & returning
the individual to the pre-illness stage.
- (rehabilitation) is the main intervention in this level.
What is the cause of increase afterload?
Questions and answers) /Complete
Solutions
Acid-Base Imbalances (3) - ✔analyze ABGs
IV site dressing type:
- Complications & Interventions
intravenous therapy (4)
what is Infiltration? - ✔- the seepage of nonvesicant solution or medication into
surrounding tissues.
What is extravasation? - ✔seepage of a vesicant substance into the tissues.
What is phlebitis/thrombophlebitis? - ✔inflammation of a
vein thrombophlebitis and inflammation
, IV site dressing type? (4) - ✔transparent dressing because you want to be able to see the
site and see if it is any site complication.
Components of cardiac output & formula?
oxygenation: cardiac (4) - ✔- CO formula: SV x HR
What determines SV?
(4) oxygenation: cardiac - ✔afterload, preload, and contractility
want cardiac output to remain normal
Types & examples of primary preventions? - ✔- primary: designed to prevent or slow onset
of disease.
examples? wearing sunscreen, eating healthy, keeping up with immunization/vaccines,
exercising, wearing seatbelts.
Secondary prevention is? (4) - ✔involves screening activities & education for detecting illness
in early stages.
examples? blood pressure and diabetes screening, tuberculosis screen test, regular
physical examination.
tertiary prevention is? (4) - ✔- focus on stopping the disease from progressing & returning
the individual to the pre-illness stage.
- (rehabilitation) is the main intervention in this level.
What is the cause of increase afterload?
