Main veins for ivs - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In complete TGA, the pulmonary artery arises from which structure? - ANSWER-Left ventricle The left atrial appendage is described as having what appearance? - ANSWER-Finger-like The ascending aorta and the MPA are derived embryologically from a spiral division of what structure? - ANSWER-Truncus arteriosis What heart defect is most commonly associated with trisomy 21? - ANSWER-AVSD slightly more common in females (isolated or with TOF) In CCTGA, the aorta arises from where? - ANS...

IV Therapy Course | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ 24-96-24-4 - Answer --IV Tubing good for 24 hours -IV site needs to be changed every 96 hours -TPN only good for 24 hours -blood can only hang for 4 hours Main veins for IVs - Answer --Cephalic -Basilic -median cubital -Antebrachial Tourniquet - Answer --left on no longer than 2 minutes Attempt policy - Answer --2 attempts per nurse, 4 total attempts EMS/"dirty" IV lines - Answer --need to be c...

IV Therapy Course | Questions and Correct Answers | Latest Update 2024/2025 | Graded A+ 24-96-24-4 - Answer --IV Tubing good for 24 hours -IV site needs to be changed every 96 hours -TPN only good for 24 hours -blood can only hang for 4 hours Main veins for IVs - Answer --Cephalic -Basilic -median cubital -Antebrachial Tourniquet - Answer --left on no longer than 2 minutes Attempt policy - Answer --2 attempts per nurse, 4 total attempts EMS/"dirty" IV lines - Answer --need to be c...

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Exam 1 med surg study guide Unit 1 Specialty practice of medical-surgical nursing Promote, restore, or maintain optimal health for patients 18 years and older Nurses must have knowledge, skills, an d attitudes to be Care coordinators Transition managers Caregivers Pt educators Leaders Advocates for the pt and family The joint commission: effective care coordination and transition management Understandable discharge instructions for the patient and family Explanation of self-care activities Ongoi...

What are the first things you should do when performing an echo? 3P's? - correct answerpatient report, preset, & probe What position is the patient in for an echocardiogram? - correct answerleft lateral decubitus What transducer is used for an echo? & what position is the probe in? - correct answerphased array Where is the heart located? - correct answerin the middle mediastinum of the thorax What is anterior to the heart? posterior to the heart? & inferior to the heart? - correct a...

CCI Echo Review Graded A+ Mitral Valve prolapse and Aortic dilation Which abnormalities commonly go with Marfan's? Ischemic Heart Disease Papillary muscle dysfunction usually results from 3 mm In order to record the veg of endocarditis by echo, it must be 4 How many veins connect the pulmonary vascular bed with the LA? infiltrative Which cardiomyopathy is associated with amyloidosis? Diastolic Which m-mode finding is considered to be a specific indicator of a fenestrated AV? VSD P...

CPSS final review - part 2 my last will and testament 157 Questions with Verified Answers No breath sounds on affected side + trachea shifted to non-affected side - CORRECT ANSWER tension pneumothorax What is the puncture site for an emergent chest needle thoracostomy for: Pediatric Adult - CORRECT ANSWER Pediatric: 2nd ICS midclavicular Adult: 5th ICS in anterior axillary line (to avoid the long thoracic nerve) What gauge angiocath is used for an emergent chest needle thorac...

Acute Pancreatitis is what Acute Inflammation of Pancreas What does the Pancreas do in acute Pancreatitis Pancreas auto digests itself Mild edema to sever necrosis Acute Pancreatitis can cause Sever Necrosis What causes auto-digestion of pancreas Spillage of pancreatic enzymes into surrounding pancreatic tissue causing sever pain ET of acute pancreatitis Women - Gallbladder disease Men - chronic alcohol use HyperTriglyceridemia Drug reactions Pancreatic cancers Patho of acute panc...

TNCC study guide Exam Questions and Complete Solutions What roles are vital to a trauma team - Ans: The patient Team leader-organize team/empower members core team-technical skills- airway/vascular access contingency and support survices- RT Characterisitcs of an effective team - Ans: dynamic interdependent adaptive common goal COMMUNICATION COOPERATION COORDINATION Kinematics - Ans: study of energy transfer as it applies to identifying actual or potential injuries Bio...