Surgery
Airways, Oxygenation, & Chest Tubes
Tracheostomies & Mechanical Ventilation
Telemetry
Random!
100

The three types of surgery

What are elective, urgent, and emergency?

100

Range of normal blood oxygen levels.

What is 95%-100%?

100

The resident is tugging at a newly inserted trach. The nursing assistant will do this

What is report this to the nurse?
100

Telemetry measures this.

What is heart rate and rhythm?

100

A procedure that clears the body of waste when the kidneys cannot function due to renal failure.

What is dialysis?

200

Removing a bullet from a gunshot wound is an example of which type of surgery?

What is emergency surgery?

200

The best location for a chest tube drainage container to be kept.

What is below the level of the resident's chest?

200

A resident who is mechanically ventilated is typically given this type of medication.

What is a sedative?

200

The BEST action for the nursing assistant to take if the telemetry pads fall off.

What is report to the nurse?

200

The nursing assistant's role in preoperative care, from a therapeutic perspective.

What is listening to a resident’s fears or concerns about the surgery?

300

The greatest concerns after a resident has surgery. 

What are problems with breathing, mental status, pain, and wound healing?

300

Two feelings a resident may have when they have an artificial airway.

What is frightened and uncomfortable?

300
The primary reason why the nursing assistant should check on the resident often when on mechanical ventilation. 

What is to reassure and comfort the resident.

300

Things that would warrant a resident be on a telemetry monitor.

What is chest pain, heart/ disease, certain medications, irregular heart rate?


300

A resident may be ordered these after surgery to prevent blood clots.

What are anti-embolic stocking and SCDs?

400

This is administered to a resident to clear their bowels for surgery.

What is an enema or rectal suppository?

400

This sterile procedure may be performed by the nurse of respiratory therapist to clear the resident's airway.

What is suctioning?

400

Mechanical ventilation can put a resident at risk for this type of illness.

What is pneumonia?

400

Name of the sticky pads that connect to the resident's skin.

What are electrodes?

400

Situations where a resident may need subacute care.

What is complex wound care, specialized infusion therapy, dialysis, and mechanical ventilation?

500

Anesthesia that leaves a resident unaware of  surroundings and unable to feel pain.

What is general anesthesia?

500

This device may be inserted into a resident who has air, blood or other fluid, or pus collecting in the space between the layers of membrane covering the lungs.

What is a chest tube?

500

This type of equipment can help residents with tracheostomies communicate.

What is a special electronic device?

500

The telemetry machine is beeping. The nursing assistant will do this.

What is report to the nurse?

500

The nursing assistant's responsibility for a surgical drain.

What is observe the amount and appearance of drainage?

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