Basilic - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Straighterline Anatomy & Physiology II Midterm Exam (Latest 2024 / 2025 Update) Questions and Verified Answers | 100% Correct | Grade A Question: What are B cells responsible for? Answer: producing antibodies Question: What's a secondary response for immune system? Answer: You've had the flu before and get it again, your body already knows what to do. (body keeps a record and has antibodies created for that) Question: What does the hepatic portal circulation Answer...

Vascular Access (VA-BC) Certification Exam 2023 What vessels are selected for placing arterial catheters? Radial, brachial, axillary, or femoral vein What is the indication for a Pulmonary artery catheter? Assessment of cardiac function What are contraindications for a PA catheter? Mitral stenosis Right heart mass Tricuspid or pulmonary mechanical valves What vessels are preferred for PA catheter placement? The right subclavian or internal jugular In which type of catheter placement is cardiac ...

RIND DEFINITION - ️️REVERSIBLE ISCHEMIC NEUROLOGIC DEFICIT USUALLY LASTS LONGER THAN TIA , BUT THE DEFICIT IT CREATES TAKES SLIGHTLY LONGER THAN 24 HOURS TO RESOLVE. THAT IS THE BRAIN TISSUE IS DAMAGED BUT RECOVERS COMPLETELY. 3 CAUSES OF ISCHEMIA - ️️ATHERTHROMBOTIC PATHOLOGIES, CARDIOGENIC PATHOLOGIES, AND LACUNAR INFARCTIONS MAJOR BRANCHES OF THE OPHTHALMIC ARTERY ARE: - ️️FRONTAL, SUPRAORBITAL AND NASAL ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARISE FROM THE INTRACRANIAL ICA EXCEPT: MIDDLE ...

The vascular disease that presents as back, abdominal, or flank pain is: - Abdominal aortic aneurysm The circle of Willis receives its blood supply from which combination of arteries? - Carotid and Vertebral arteries 2 of the major branches of the External Carotid arteries include the: - Superficial Temporal and Facial arteries What is the most common anomaly of the Circle of Willis - Absence or Hypoplasia of 1 or both of the communicating arteries. The Brachial veins connect the: - Ulnar...

UCLA Phlebotomy Final Exam | Questions and Verified Answers| 100% Correct| A Grade (2024/ 2025) QUESTION basilic vein Medial vein of the antecubital area Last choice due to closest to the brachial artery QUESTION capillaries Answer: Microscopic / unicellular blood vessels linking arterioles to venules Are porous to allow for gas and nutrient exchange QUESTION cephalic vein Answer: Lateral vein of the antecubital area 2nd choice Most prominent o...

VA-BC Study Guide What size needle do you need for blood? How do you know if you cannulated an artery? You have a 16 year old patient and the PICC appears to be on the left side, how do you determine its in the vein and not artery? - 20-24 Bright red blood Preform ABG Patient needs one dose of vanco what would you recommend? How do you determine IO position placement? - Midline across abdomen If patient states NO IV what do you? What body position do you do for PICC removal? Wha...

Phlebotomy BOC Exam Questions and Answers Graded A+ Which vein is most commonly used for venipuncture? A) Basilic vein B) Femoral vein C) Median cubital vein D) Cephalic vein What is the most important step before performing a venipuncture? A) Prepare the needle B) Wash hands and wear gloves C) Apply a tourniquet D) Label the collection tube What type of needle is typically used for routine blood draws? A) A 21-gauge needle B) A 27-gauge needle C) A 15-gauge needle 2 ...

IV Therapy Final Exam | Questions and Correct Solutions | Graded A+ | Latest Update 2024/2025 Basilic Vein - Answer -Location: Medial side of arm Advantages: Large and easy to see, 16-22 gauge Disadvantages: Rolls, difficult to stabilize location Cephalic and Accessory Cephalic Vein - Answer -Location: Lateral aspect of arm Advantage: Large, easy to access, 16-22 gauge, good for irritants Disadvantage: Tip may be in bend of arm with longer catheters Median Vein - Answer -Location: Und...

A nurse is assessing a client who is receiving intravenous therapy. The nurse should identify which of the following findings as a manifestation of fluid volume excess? a) Decreased bowel sounds b) Distended neck veins c) Bilateral muscle weakness d) Thread pulse A nurse is teaching a guardian of a school-age child who has a new prescription for a fluticasone metered-dose inhaler. Which of the following information should the nurse include in the teaching? (SATA) a) "Soak the inh...

1. The normal range of respiration of an adult is A. 5- 10 breaths per minute B. 12-20 breaths per minute c. 20-30 breaths per minute D. 35-50 breaths per minute correct answers B. 12-20 2 which of the following is a parenteral route of medication administration A. sublingual B. Intramuscular C. transdermal D. Oral correct answers B. Intramuscular 3 The preperation for a contrast- enhanced CT exam of a patient with prior allergic reaction to iodinated contrast media may include...