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NRSG 3323 Exam 1 Questions and Answers peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) - ANSWERS-usually secured in place with wound closure strips or a securing device to prevent catheter migration and damage. can be sutured in place but this is not usually done due to risk of infection tunneled central venous access - ANSWERS-- Groshong, Hickman, Broviac - tunneled in sc tissue for 3-6" to exit site - long-term therapy - lower risk of CLABSI than non-tunneled CVAD - less visible ...

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Prepare for NRSG 3323 Exam 3 – Advanced Assessment and Interventions (Northeastern University, 2026/2027) with practice questions, verified answers, and detailed rationales (instant download PDF). Covers primary, secondary, and tertiary wound healing; wound bed assessment including granulation, slough, eschar, undermining, and tunneling; drainage types (serous, sanguineous, serosanguineous, purulent); wound infection, dehiscence, and evisceration; wound drains including JP, Hemovac, Penrose, T...

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Wound Types - Primary Intention - Answer This occurs where the tissue surfaces have been approximated (closed). This can be with stitches, or staples, or skin glue (like Derma bond), or even with tapes (like steri-strips). This kind of closure is used when there has been very little tissue loss. Rapid healing An example of wound healing by primary intention is a surgical incision, paper cut.. Fastest type of closure Wound Types - Secondary Intention - Answer A wound that is ...

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quantity of sufficient hourly urine output - Answer 30mL how many mL of urine in the bladder before the individual has the urge to void? - Answer 200mL Most common healthcare acquired infection in the US - Answer CAUTIs Biggest risk factor for development of a CAUTI - Answer length of time catheter is in place Review Q: Which finding is more concerning for a patient with a nasogastric tube in place for gastric decompression? a.Gastric output is greenish-yello...

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What is the primary purpose of an intravenous (IV) catheter? A. Administer oral medications B. Deliver fluids and medications directly into the bloodstream C. Monitor blood pressure D. Obtain blood samples - Answer Correct Answer: B Rationale: The primary purpose of an IV catheter is to provide immediate access to the circulatory system for the administration of fluids, medications, and nutrients. Which type of IV catheter is typically used for long-term access? A. Peripheral cath...

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Purpose of IV therapy - Answer - Maintain/replace/correct fluid and electrolyte balance/losses/imbalance - Provide venous access IV Therapy - Answer - Immediate absorption into bloodstream - Rapid onset (immediate physiological response) Peripheral IV (PIV) - Answer - most common IV - short term therapy - placement = superficial veins of the hands and forearm - IV fluids, medications, blood products Peripheral Venous Catheters (PIVCs) types - Answer Short PI...

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Goals of obtaining a health history - Answer gather information, identify actual and potential health problems, identify teaching and referral needs, negotiate management (plan to stop smoking), contract for positive behavioral change and disease prevention Categories of a traditional health history - Answer CC - chief complaint HPC/HPI - history of present concern/illness PMH - past medical history FH - family history SH - social/lifestyle history Genogram - Answer A...

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What are some concerns of using artificial airways? How do you prevent that? - Answer increased risk of infection and airway destruction prevention- practice sterile technique Why is the oropharyngeal airway used? Why would it not be used? How would you measure and insert the tubing? - Answer It is the most simple; keeps upper airway patent when at risk of tongue or secretion obstruction can cause gag reflex if patient is conscious, therefore, only use when patient has alter...

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Pupil reaction is tested using a pen light. Which cranial nerve is being tested? a. Optic nerve (CN II) b. Oculomotor nerve (CN III) c. Olfactory nerve (CN I) d. Facial nerve (CN VII) - Answer b. Oculomotor nerve (CN III) You are testing your patient's vision using the snellen chart. What cranial nerve is being tested? a. optic nerve b. oculomotor nerve c. trigeminal nerve d. ophthalmic nerve - Answer a. optic nerve You assess your patient using the rhomberg tes...

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