INP Reviewer
INP Reviewer
Purpose:
- Maintain _____ by removing _____
- Facilitate _____ by improve ______
- Obtain _____ for ________
- Prevent _____ that may result from accumulated _____
- Stimulate ______
Indications:
- _____ or ____ signs of secretions in the tube
- Signs of _____
- Inability to clear or _____
- Suspicion of a ____ or partially ____ tube
- _____ of pulse oximetry
Contraindications:
- BD
- B
- L
- A H, F, or NI
- TF
- O NP
- S HI
B. Ot and Nt
-necessary when_____
-cath is passed through ____ or ___ into the trachea
-_____ is the preferred route
-______ should be placed during rest periods
Suction Pressure:
Adult =
Child=
Infant=
Principles of Suctioning:
- _____ technique is required during suctioning
- Suction ____ and ___ first, then ____
- Each type of suctioning require use of ____ with _____ along the side of the
cath to the ____
- Frequency of suctioning us determined by _____
- If secretions are identified by ____ or ____ techniques, suctioning is required
- _____ is not produced continuously or every _____ but occurs as response to
the ______. Therefore, routine suctioning of all clients every _____ is NOT
performed.
Size in FG Color
5
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
20
22
24
Airway Trauma
-what is common suctioning injury esp in pt with difficult or swollen airways?
-What and other physiological changes among geriatric populations make them
vulnerable to airway trauma?
-important to proceed what?
-ensure you can what?
Psychological Trauma
-resistance prevent?
-may exp what?
-suctioning can be overwhelming to what age group?
-carefully what to avoid using force or restraint unless doing so is the only way to
save a patient’s life.
Pain
-painful in a person with?
-what and diligent technique reduces the risk of pain.
-what to do ahead of time and how many seconds does suction takes?
Bradycardia
-related symptoms of brady
-ask for history of what as it can get dangerous
Infection
-raawwwr given ah
Ineffective Suctioning
-raawr
CVP
-pressure in?
-near where?
-reflects what?
-measured by and through what?
Normal CVP:
CVC or aka
-it is what inserted into a vein, usually below where and guided into large vein
above the right side of the heart called what?
Purpose:
-Assess _____ and volume status in critically ill patients
-Assist in diagnosis of ____
-Assess _____ and systemic fluid status
Indications:
-Frequent venous
-CVP measurement
-Drug and fluid
-Nutrition and Feeding
-Cardiac pacing
-Fluid resuscitation
-Fluid replacement
-Lack of peripheral access
Common Sites for CVC Insertion:
-
-
-
-
Contraindication:
-Distorted
-Infection
-Proximal
-Bleeding disorder
Complications:
H
C
P
A
Serious Complications:
B
I
V
N
P
Materials needed:
-Infusion set
-3 or 4 way stopcock
-IV pole attached to bed
-Arm board
-Adhesive tape
-ECG monitor
-Manometer (for establishing zero point)
Two Methods of CVP:
-
-
NSG Considerations:
-Monitor for?
-Assess for what of the CVP line?
-Dressing should be done every when to avoid infection?
-Length of indwelling cath should be?
-What to do with CVP lines to minimize risk of accidental bolus injection?
-Ensure what are secured?
Factors increasing CVP:
-Raised
-Circulatory
-Veno
-Impaired
Potential Complications:
-_____ from cath site if it ______ and who are at risk
-_____ occlusion by _____ ; regular flashing and secured dressing
-_____ redness, pain; careful asepsis, swabs for MC&S taken
-_____ if the infusion or monitoring lines becomes disconnected; lines should be
checked at the start of every shift to minimize risk
-_______ may cause cardiac arrhythmias and should be reported.
- Osmosis
What is removed?
Water moves from an area of?
- Ultrafiltration
Water moves from?
Much more efficient at what than osmosis?
Accomplished by?
This force is necessary to?
Body’s buffer system is maintained using?
Most common bicarbonate?
Artificial kidneys?
Two types of dialyzers?
Exchange of wastes from the blood to the dialysate occurs through?
System rate of vascular access?
2 types of catheters inserted to achieve immediate access?
More permanent access created surgically?
Usually where?
Time for fistula to mature?
Size of needle?
Created by subcutaneously interposing keneme?
Most commonly used synthetic graft?
Graft is created when?
Grafts are usually placed in?
Keeping the fistula clean:
Look for?
If there’s pain--?
Fever is a sign of?
What to do thoroughly after each treatment?
Family Planning
4 Pillars of Family Planning
-Responsible parenthood
-Child Spacing
-Respect for Life
-Informed Choice
Benefits of Family Planning:
-To mother
-To children
-To father
Reproductive age do not use modern approach because of:
-limited choice of method
-limited access to contraception
-fear of experience of side-effects
-cultural of religious opposition
-poor quality of available services
-users and providers bias
-gender-based barriers