Core ATI Final (level 1)questions and answers 2022

Core ATI Final (level 1)questions and answers 2022How many mL of sterile water should you dissolve each medication in (tube feeding ) 30 mL What should the nurse do if there is resistance during tube feeding stop and contact the provider how much water should you flush the feeding tube with before and during med admin 15 to 30 mL when do you flush the feeding tube before administration, between each medication how much water should you flush the feeding tube with after medication admin 30 to 60 mL When disposing a controlled substance, what has to happen another nurse needs to observe the medication wastage what can you not do with the REMAINING medication of a controlled substance lock it in a controlled substances cabinet What does a narrowed arterial lumen sound like blowing sounds What do distended jugular veins sound like they don't make a sound what does impaired ventricular contraction sound like extra heart sounds (S3 or S4) What does asynchronous closure of the aortic and pulmonic valves sound like "spitting" of S2, two dub sounds What position should you lie a client in for catheter irrigation supine or dorsal recumbent How much irrigation fluid do you flush with when irrigating a catheter 30 to 40 mL what do you do to calculate fluid used for irrigation when irrigating a catheter subtract the amount of irrigant used from the client's urine output what mL syringe should you use to irrigate a catheter 30 to 50 mL syringe when administering oral liquid medication, what should you do shake to make sure medication is mixed what should you NOT do when administering prepackaged oral liquid medication don't transfer packaged liquid medication to a cup (may alter premeasured dose) what position should a client be in when administering oral liquid medication high-fowler's what do you NOT need to do when administering prepackaged oral liquid medication verify dosage by measuring (may alter premeasured dose) when administering IV fluids, what is a priority assessment for an adverse effect auscultate lung sounds (ABCs) when suctioning what should you do select a suction catheter half the size of the lumen (prevent hypoxemia and trauma to mucosa) what should you preoxygenate a resuscitation bag with prior to a suctioning procedure 100% oxygen (prevent hypoxemia) .. .. what should you adjust the wall suction apparatus to 120 mm Hg, no higher than 150 mm Hg what are airborne precautions used for droplet nuclei smaller than 5 microns varicella, TB, measles what are droplet precautions used for droplet nuclei larger than 5 microns rubella, meningococcal pneumonia, streptococcal pharyngitis what are contact precautions used for vancomycin-resistant enterococci, methicilin-resistant staphylococcus aureus, scabies what are protective environments used for immune-compromised what can blood tests not detect colorectal cancer