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NURS 5355 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Seldinger technique - Answers -A medical procedure performed during central line
placement to obtain access to blood vessels and other hollow organs. Example for
inserting a catheter: a needle is used to puncture the structure and a guide wire is
threaded through the needle; when the needle is withdrawn, a catheter is threaded over
the wire; the wire is then withdrawn, leaving the catheter in place.

Modified Seldinger Technique - Answers -sheath over the needle technique

Allen's Test performed? - Answers -prior to radial arterial line placement; Doppler eval in
high risk patients

right IJ central line placement? - Answers -shorter in length- 16cm versus 20cm

central lines sit in? - Answers -SVC, except femoral is in IVC

triple lumen size? - Answers -7Fr, 15-20cm length

resuscitation or dialysis catheter size? - Answers -11.5Fr, 20cm length

jugular vein ? to common carotid artery? - Answers -lateral

femoral vein ? to femoral artery? - Answers -medial (venous penis)

carotid sheath? - Answers -IJ vein, carotid artery, and vagus nerve

NAVEL? - Answers -nerve, artery, vein, empty space, and lymphatics

apply constant negative pressure when? - Answers -inserting needle for CVC
placement

cover open port during CVC placement to prevent? - Answers -air embolization

CI to CVC placement? - Answers -No absolutes; Relative:coagulopathy &
thrombocytopenia- plt <50, INR >1.5, PTT >50

preferred subclavian vein approach? - Answers -infraclavicular

IJ risk? - Answers -arterial cannulation

SC risk? - Answers -pneumo/hemo

Femoral risk? - Answers -infection/thrombosis

site for emergent lines? - Answers -Femoral artery and vein

, common and less severe complications of ALine placement? - Answers -temporary
occlusion due to arterial spasm, hematoma, and bleeding
RICE or pressure to treat

zero ALine to? - Answers -midaxillary line, 4th intercostal space, Phlebostatic axis

Most common PAL placement complication? - Answers -Thrombosis

lung disease determine by ? A-a gradient? - Answers -increased; difficulty getting O2
from alveoli to the blood

A-a gradient normal? - Answers -reduced alveolar ventilation/hypoventilation

measurement of O2 dissolved in the blood? - Answers -PaO2

O2 attached to hemoglobin molecules? - Answers -oximeter- O2

elevated carboxyhemoglobin? - Answers -CO poisoning

<pO2 60 & <O280%, oxyhemoglobin saturation curve? - Answers -steep, large changes
in oximetry mean small changes in oxygenation

Increased PaCO2? - Answers -reduced alveolar ventilation

vein blood flow? - Answers -dark nonpulsatile flow- unless hemodynamic compromise

pleura insensitive to pain? - Answers -visceral pleura

neurovascular bundle (intercostal vein, artery, and nerve) runs? - Answers -along
inferior borders of the ribs; anterior supplied by internal thoracic artery from subclavian
artery & posterior supplied by aorta

pleural effusion causes dyspnea due to? - Answers -lung being unable to fully expand

criteria to distinguish transudate from exudate? - Answers -Light's criteria- 1 or more are
met

position for thoracentesis in stable patient? - Answers -Upright, leaning over table; 5-
10cm lateral to spine at midscapular line

posterior thoracentesis should not be below? rib due to diaphragm or abdominal injury?
- Answers -9th rib

needle gauges for thoracentesis:
SQ anesthesia?

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