NOCTI prep questions and answers latest topscore.

NOCTI prep questions and answers latest topscore. Xantho - correct answers.Yellow Blue coloration - correct answers.Lack of oxygen in the blood Medial - correct answers.Toward the middle Lateral - correct answers.Toward the side Proximal - correct answers.Closer to the point of attachment Distal - correct answers.Furthest from the point of origin Fowler's position - correct answers.Facilitate breathing, relieve distress, encourage drainage, examine the head neck and chest HOB elevated to 90 degrees, used for respiratory distress, aka orthopneac position - correct answers.Fowler's position HOB elevated to 45 degrees, pillow placed under knees - correct answers.Semi fowler's position HOB elevated to 25 degrees - correct answers.Low fowler's position Sim's position - correct answers.Used for checking rectal temp, rectal exams, and enema administration Bottom (left) leg flexed slightly, top leg (right) flexed sharply toward abdomen - correct answers.Sim's position Prone position - correct answers.Used to examine back or spine Lies on abdomen and puts arms to the side - correct answers.Prone position Flat on back (maybe small pillow under head) - correct answers.Supine position Dorsal cavity - correct ins the cranial and spinal cavities Ventral cavity - correct answers.Contains thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavity Thoracic cavity - correct answers.Esophagus, trachea, bronchi, lungs, heart, large blood vessels Abdominal cavity - correct answers.Stomach, intestines, appendix, liver, gall bladder, pancreas, spleen Pelvic cavity (lower part of the abdominal cavity) - correct answers.Urinary bladder, reproductive organs, last part of large intestine 1 oz - correct answers.30 cc's (mL's) 1 tsp - correct answers.5 cc's 1 tablespoon (tbsp) - correct answers.15 cc's cc (cubic centimeter) - correct answers.mL (milliliter) Vital signs - correct rature, pulse, respirations, and blood pressure (sometimes pain) oral thermometer - correct answers.3-5 minutes, shake down to a reading below 96 degrees, use plastic covering, question patient for smoking, eating, or drinking rectal thermometer - correct answers.Most accurate, 3-5 minutes, never force it, use for infants and patients who are unconscious, had oral surgery, or oxygen in use Left sim's position - correct answers.Used for taking rectal temp (left leg slightly bent, right leg is bent sharply at the knee and brought up toward the abdomen Ancillary temp - correct answers.7-10 minutes in armpits, used for unconscious patients or those who had oral surgery or rectal surgery Aural temp - correct answers.Rapid reading in the ear Radial pulse - correct answers.Most common (wrist)