Exam 2- Galen NSG 3100
After removing PPE with C.Diff patient, what will you do? - ANSWER-Wash hands with soap and water
Airborne PPE - ANSWER-N95 Respirator
Below what percentage of oxygen saturation would you consider life-threatening? - ANSWER-Below
70%
best for older patients skin with wound care - ANSWER-tegaderm
classic signs of infection - ANSWER-- redness
- swelling
- drainage
- increased WBC
- pain
- fever
- if infection develops under sutures = greater risk for wound dehiscence
classification of wounds by depth - ANSWER-partial thickness and full thickness
Closed drains types - ANSWER-hemovac or JP (jackson-pratt) drains, also needs to be compressed at the
ball or container in order to drain properly
COCA - ANSWER-color, odor, consistency, amount
contact PPE - ANSWER-gloves and gown
contracture therapies - ANSWER-only hot therapies
Covid-19 is what type of transmission - ANSWER-droplet but can also include airborne precautions
Droplet PPE - ANSWER-within 3 feet; mask
ear tips of the stethoscope should face which direction? away from the body in the ears or towards the
body in the ears? - ANSWER-towards the body
factors affecting BP - ANSWER-age, gender, race, diurnal rhythm, weight, exercise, emotions, stress
factors affecting pulse - ANSWER-age, sex, exercise, fever, medications, hypovolemia/dehydration,
stress, position, pathology
factors that affect temperature - ANSWER-age, circadian rhythms, exercise, hormones, stress,
environment
FLACC is used when - ANSWER-the patient cant respond to us and is unable to communicate properly
Guided principle for hemodynamics - ANSWER-don't treat the number, treat the patient
herpes is what type of transmission - ANSWER-contact
After removing PPE with C.Diff patient, what will you do? - ANSWER-Wash hands with soap and water
Airborne PPE - ANSWER-N95 Respirator
Below what percentage of oxygen saturation would you consider life-threatening? - ANSWER-Below
70%
best for older patients skin with wound care - ANSWER-tegaderm
classic signs of infection - ANSWER-- redness
- swelling
- drainage
- increased WBC
- pain
- fever
- if infection develops under sutures = greater risk for wound dehiscence
classification of wounds by depth - ANSWER-partial thickness and full thickness
Closed drains types - ANSWER-hemovac or JP (jackson-pratt) drains, also needs to be compressed at the
ball or container in order to drain properly
COCA - ANSWER-color, odor, consistency, amount
contact PPE - ANSWER-gloves and gown
contracture therapies - ANSWER-only hot therapies
Covid-19 is what type of transmission - ANSWER-droplet but can also include airborne precautions
Droplet PPE - ANSWER-within 3 feet; mask
ear tips of the stethoscope should face which direction? away from the body in the ears or towards the
body in the ears? - ANSWER-towards the body
factors affecting BP - ANSWER-age, gender, race, diurnal rhythm, weight, exercise, emotions, stress
factors affecting pulse - ANSWER-age, sex, exercise, fever, medications, hypovolemia/dehydration,
stress, position, pathology
factors that affect temperature - ANSWER-age, circadian rhythms, exercise, hormones, stress,
environment
FLACC is used when - ANSWER-the patient cant respond to us and is unable to communicate properly
Guided principle for hemodynamics - ANSWER-don't treat the number, treat the patient
herpes is what type of transmission - ANSWER-contact
