Phlebotomy
What degree (angle) do you enter the vein to draw blood?
15 degrees
How many leads are you applying to a patient with a 12 lead EKG?
10
If a drug is on Schedule I level what does this mean?
This drug is highly addictive and is controlled
If a medication is given PO how is the patient going to take this medication?
What is the normal range for the HR in an adult?
What is 60-100bpm?
How long can a tourniquet stay on your patient's arm
60 seconds
If your patient moves after you've hooked them up to the EKG machine you will get this reading?
What is artifact?
If a patient has a diagnosis of asthma what drug classification will they be prescribed?
What is a bronchodilator?
If a patient received the medication in the Deltoid muscle what route did they receive their medication?
What is IM (Intramuscular)?
How do we measure RR (Respirations in an adult)
What is rise and fall of the chest for 60 seconds?
How must the bevel be presented prior to entering the vein?
Bevel up
What intercostal space does V1 and V2 go on?
What is the 4th intercostal space
Anti-hypertensives are prescribed for what diagnosis?
What is high blood pressure?
If a patient needed intravenous medication what route will they receive this medication?
12-20 is the normal range for what vital sign in an adult?
What are respirations?
Invert your tube
How many images is your physician going to read on a 12 lead EKG?
What is 12 images?
If a patient is diagnosed with diabetes they would be prescribed this drug classification?
What is a hypoglycemic?
If a patient can't take medication by mouth and they needed a (sup) what route will the medication be given?
What is a suppository given rectally?
If a patient's HR is greater than 100 what might they be experiencing?
What is tacchycardia?
This will happen if you do not invert your tube after filling it with blood?
Blood may clot (Hemolyze)
What intercostal space do you place V4, V5 and V6?
What is the 5th intercostal space?
If a patient is prescribed an Analgesic what type of medication is this?
Given for patient's with pain.
If a patient received a TB skin test what route will it be given?
What is Intradermal (ID)?
What is the medical name for a BP cuff?
What is a Sphygmomanometer?