NBRC TMC EXAM
GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE/
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
ALREADY A+ GRADED UPDATE
Save
Terms in this set (270)
, Ventilation - RR, VT, BS, chest.
movement, PaCO2, EtCO2
4 life functions Oxygenation - HR, Skin Color,
(in order) & Sensorium, PaO2, SpO2
assessment for
them Circulation - HR & strength, CO
Perfusion - BP, sensorium, temp,
urine output, hemodynamics
Tobacco use, # packs per day X # of years smoked
smoking status = pack years
Inspection
Pysical Palpation
inspection (IPPA) Percussion
Auscaltation
Normal urine 40mL/hr = 1L/day
output
Sensible water urine, vomiting
loss reasons
Insensible water Lungs, skin
loss
, Affects of intake Weight gain, electrolyte imbalance,
exceeding increased hemodynamic pressures,
output decreased lung cst
Normal CVP 2-6 mmHg
(central venous
pressure)
Decreased CVP < 2 mmHg = hypovolemia = fluid
& indications therapy
Increased CVP & > 6 mmHg = diuretics (furosemide
indications aka Lasix)
Orientation x3 Time, Place, Person
difficulty breathing while lying down
Orthopnea is:
(CHF)
Grade I: unusual exertion
Grade II: up hills or stairs
Grade III: walking at normal speed
Dyspnea grades Grade IV: slowly, walking short
distance
Grade V: at rest, shaving, dressing,
etc.
Proper Open-ended questions
interviewing
techniques
GUIDE/COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE/
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS
ALREADY A+ GRADED UPDATE
Save
Terms in this set (270)
, Ventilation - RR, VT, BS, chest.
movement, PaCO2, EtCO2
4 life functions Oxygenation - HR, Skin Color,
(in order) & Sensorium, PaO2, SpO2
assessment for
them Circulation - HR & strength, CO
Perfusion - BP, sensorium, temp,
urine output, hemodynamics
Tobacco use, # packs per day X # of years smoked
smoking status = pack years
Inspection
Pysical Palpation
inspection (IPPA) Percussion
Auscaltation
Normal urine 40mL/hr = 1L/day
output
Sensible water urine, vomiting
loss reasons
Insensible water Lungs, skin
loss
, Affects of intake Weight gain, electrolyte imbalance,
exceeding increased hemodynamic pressures,
output decreased lung cst
Normal CVP 2-6 mmHg
(central venous
pressure)
Decreased CVP < 2 mmHg = hypovolemia = fluid
& indications therapy
Increased CVP & > 6 mmHg = diuretics (furosemide
indications aka Lasix)
Orientation x3 Time, Place, Person
difficulty breathing while lying down
Orthopnea is:
(CHF)
Grade I: unusual exertion
Grade II: up hills or stairs
Grade III: walking at normal speed
Dyspnea grades Grade IV: slowly, walking short
distance
Grade V: at rest, shaving, dressing,
etc.
Proper Open-ended questions
interviewing
techniques
