CMCA (prelim)
Septic Shock correct answersShock caused by severe infection, usually a
bacterial infection; heart stops abruptly because of infection
Cardiogenic shock correct answersShock caused by inadequate function of
the heart, or pump failure; the heart absurptly stops because something
wrong with the heart.
Gauge, size correct answersThe larger the , the smaller the .
Anaphylactic shock correct answersSudden heart collapse, heart absurptly
because of foreign substance
Mannitol correct answersEmergency drug to remove
excess fluid Bp Palpatory correct answersPulse cannot be
heard
After negative skin/sensitivity test correct answersMeaning of ANST;
it prevents allergies
Intradermal injection correct answersinjection placed just below the
epidermis; syringe is positioned at 15° angle
Injection technique correct answersGeneral nursing procedure since it is
considered to be routine activity
Subcutaneous Injection correct answersinjection into the subcutaneous
tissue that lies between the epidermis and the muscle; the syringe is
positioned at 45° angle
Insulin syringe correct answersSyringe that is positioned at 90° angle
but still hit subcutaneous tissue
Prophylaxis correct answersprevention of disease; baby needs this when she
delivered outside delivery room
Plunger, needke, and shaft correct answersParts of syringe that should kept
sterile
Intramuscular injection correct answersan injection into deep muscle
tissue, usually of the buttock, thigh, or upper arm; the syring is positioned
at 90° angle
Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) and Hepatitis B (Hepa B) correct
answersFirst immunization for infant
, Syringe correct answersDevice of a hollow tube and a needle that is ude to
force fluids into or take fluids out of the body.
Hematoma correct answersa solid swelling of clotted blood within the
tissues.
Z track injection correct answersTechnique for injecting irritating
preparations into muscle without tracking residual medication through
sensitive tissues.
Gloving correct answersWear during procedures that may involve contact
with pt's body fluids, blood, secretions, excretions, mucous membranes,
nonintact skin and contaminated items. Wear during vascular access
procedures. Remove promptly after use and b/w pts.
Perineal care correct answersbathing genitals and surrounding area
Lochia rubra correct answersReddish or red-brown vaginal discharge
that occurs immediately after childbirth; composed mostly of blood;
1st bleeding
Lochia serosa correct answersPink, serous, and blood-tinged vaginal
discharge that follows lochia rubra and lasts until the 7th to 10th day
after birth; lighten
Lochia alba correct answersWhite, cream-colored, or light yellow vaginal
discharge that follows lochia serosa. Occurs when the amount of blood is
decreased and the number of leukocytes is increased.
Term correct answersFetus reach viability (37 to 40 weeks AOG)
Straight catheter correct answersType of catheter where the patient cannot
void but it's normal
Anuria correct answersabsence of urine production
Lithotomy position correct answersLaboring woman
position
Pre-term correct answersFetus did not reach viability
Condom catheter correct answersType of catheter that looks like condom
and only for males
Polyuria correct answersexcessive urination
Foley catheter correct answersType of catheter that is ordered to a patient
that will stay in the hospital for couple of days
Abortion correct answerstermination of pregnancy; did not develop
Septic Shock correct answersShock caused by severe infection, usually a
bacterial infection; heart stops abruptly because of infection
Cardiogenic shock correct answersShock caused by inadequate function of
the heart, or pump failure; the heart absurptly stops because something
wrong with the heart.
Gauge, size correct answersThe larger the , the smaller the .
Anaphylactic shock correct answersSudden heart collapse, heart absurptly
because of foreign substance
Mannitol correct answersEmergency drug to remove
excess fluid Bp Palpatory correct answersPulse cannot be
heard
After negative skin/sensitivity test correct answersMeaning of ANST;
it prevents allergies
Intradermal injection correct answersinjection placed just below the
epidermis; syringe is positioned at 15° angle
Injection technique correct answersGeneral nursing procedure since it is
considered to be routine activity
Subcutaneous Injection correct answersinjection into the subcutaneous
tissue that lies between the epidermis and the muscle; the syringe is
positioned at 45° angle
Insulin syringe correct answersSyringe that is positioned at 90° angle
but still hit subcutaneous tissue
Prophylaxis correct answersprevention of disease; baby needs this when she
delivered outside delivery room
Plunger, needke, and shaft correct answersParts of syringe that should kept
sterile
Intramuscular injection correct answersan injection into deep muscle
tissue, usually of the buttock, thigh, or upper arm; the syring is positioned
at 90° angle
Bacillus Calmette-Guerin (BCG) and Hepatitis B (Hepa B) correct
answersFirst immunization for infant
, Syringe correct answersDevice of a hollow tube and a needle that is ude to
force fluids into or take fluids out of the body.
Hematoma correct answersa solid swelling of clotted blood within the
tissues.
Z track injection correct answersTechnique for injecting irritating
preparations into muscle without tracking residual medication through
sensitive tissues.
Gloving correct answersWear during procedures that may involve contact
with pt's body fluids, blood, secretions, excretions, mucous membranes,
nonintact skin and contaminated items. Wear during vascular access
procedures. Remove promptly after use and b/w pts.
Perineal care correct answersbathing genitals and surrounding area
Lochia rubra correct answersReddish or red-brown vaginal discharge
that occurs immediately after childbirth; composed mostly of blood;
1st bleeding
Lochia serosa correct answersPink, serous, and blood-tinged vaginal
discharge that follows lochia rubra and lasts until the 7th to 10th day
after birth; lighten
Lochia alba correct answersWhite, cream-colored, or light yellow vaginal
discharge that follows lochia serosa. Occurs when the amount of blood is
decreased and the number of leukocytes is increased.
Term correct answersFetus reach viability (37 to 40 weeks AOG)
Straight catheter correct answersType of catheter where the patient cannot
void but it's normal
Anuria correct answersabsence of urine production
Lithotomy position correct answersLaboring woman
position
Pre-term correct answersFetus did not reach viability
Condom catheter correct answersType of catheter that looks like condom
and only for males
Polyuria correct answersexcessive urination
Foley catheter correct answersType of catheter that is ordered to a patient
that will stay in the hospital for couple of days
Abortion correct answerstermination of pregnancy; did not develop
