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| Collecting urine specimen from a closed urineary drainage must be taken from the |
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catheter
May not taken from the bag because urine in the bag has accumulated over a period of time |
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During urine specimen collection, sterile specimen collection cup should be named on the label :
A. After urine specimen collection
B. Before urine specimen collectio |
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During urine specimen collection place the lid of the cup :
A. Inner side facing down
B. Inner side up
C. It doesn't matter |
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During urine specimen collection avoid to touch :
A. the outside of the cup the lid
B. the inside of the cup and the lid
C. the syringe
D. the clamp of the drainage tube |
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| B. the inside of the cup and the lid |
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What should do during urine specimen collection, accept :
A. Handling the lid by the top only
B. Discard the needle and syringe into the sharps container
C. Recap the needle
D. Do not touch the inside of the lid with your hands |
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Report to the nurse if the patient, accept :
A. has not voided within 4-6 hours
B. complains of abdominal pain
C. presence of sedimen, blood, mucus
D. clear urine
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| Artificial opening in the abdomen for the purpose of evacuation of feces |
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| The mouth of the opening in the abdominal is called : |
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- Ascending Colostomy ; fluid to semifluid faces
- Transverse colostomy ; mushy feces
- Descending colostomy ; semimushy to solid feces
- Sigmoid Colostomy ; solid (formed) feces
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Caring for an ostomy, except :
A. Initial irrigations
B. Wash the skin around the stoma with mild soap
C. cut an opening into the appliance, about 1/8 inch larger
D. Observe the color, character, amount and frequency of stools, and report abnormalities to the nurse |
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A. Initial irrigations
Initial irrigations will be perform by the nurse |
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| What is the purpose of leave a small amount of air in the bag when changing ostomy appliance ? |
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| to allow stool to gall to the bottom |
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| Permanent artificial opening the ileum that drains through a stoma on the surface of the abdomen |
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Keep sterile items :
A. Under waist level
B. outside steril wrapper
C. on unsanitize table
D. Above waist level |
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What could be use as an sterile field :
A. Outside of a sterile package
B. Sanitized and dry table
C. inside of a sterile package
D. Package wrapper |
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C. Inside of a sterile package
If a larger surface is needed, a sterile drape is used as the foundation for the sterile field. |
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| Device used to add sterile items to a sterile field is called |
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Transfer Forceps
Do not allow the tips of the forceps to touch unsterile surfaces or objects |
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Oropharyngeal airway or oral airway are used patient for patient :
A. to let the tongue falling to the back of the throat
B. Keep the airway open in unconscious patients
C. Used anticoagulant
D. Responsive |
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| B. Keep the airway open in unconscious patients |
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Nasopharyngeal airway used by :
A. Unresponsive patient
B. Recent oral surgery, loose teeth, trauma of the mouth, need frequent nasal suctioning
C. Patients receiving anticoagulant (blood thinning )
D. nasal deformity, bleeding disorders or sepsis |
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B. Recent oral surgery
Used for responsive patients |
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Endotracheal Intubation used to control airway of :
A. Unresponsive patient
B. Bariatric surgery patients
C. Oral surgery and loose teeth patient
D. Receiving anticoagulant (blood-thinning) |
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B. Bariatric surgery patients
To manage the airway after bariatric surgery. |
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