Safe Movement & Handling Techniques
All About the Tubes
Cardiac
Pharmacology/Drug Administration
Infection Control
100

The foundation on which the body rests

What is base of support?

100
The distal tip is 1 to 2 inches (3 to 5cm) superior to the tracheal bifurcation; cuff is positioned midtrachea

What is a endotracheal tube?

100

Drop in blood pressure when a person stands too quickly 

What is orthostatic hypotension?

100

Name given to the drug when it becomes commercially available and simply to say

What is the generic name?

100

I am divided into four basic infectious agents such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and protozoan 

What is Pathogen?

200

These muscles are found in the limbs, include biceps muscles, hamstring muscles

What is mobility muscles?

200

The type of tube that is inserted in one of the main-stem bronchi; tip location in either the right or left system.

What is a endobronchial tube?

200

My rhythm is regular with a heart rate of 60-100 bpm

What is normal sinus?

200

Examples of dosage forms

What are tablets, capsules, inhalants, suppository, solution, suspension, transdermal patches?

200

The single most important means of preventing the spread of infection 

What is handwashing?

300

Muscles found in torso

What is stability muscles?

300

I'm inserted through the chest wall due to hemothorax and found in the 

What is fifth to sixth intercostal spaces and laterally at the midaxillary line?

300
Action potentials spread throughout the muscle sheets of the heart detected by surface electrodes to record and produce a tracing 

What is a electrocardiogram aka ECG or EKG?

300
In my class you may or may not need narcan because I consist of narcotics and non-narcotics 

What is analgesics?

300

This precaution should be used when doing procedures that come in contact with blood, body fluids, secretions, excretions, mucous membranes, and nonintact skin

What is standard precaution?

400

When lifting a patient, this is how you stand

What is with feet apart to increase the base of support?

400

Regardless of my manufacture or style, my line is positioned correctly because i'm in the superior vena cava, approx 2 to 3 cm above the right atrial junction; cather tip in a central vein

What is an Central Venous Lines/catheters?

400

There is no evidence of any neuroconductive activity 

What is asystole?

400
In my class I inhibit clotting of blood or increase the coagulation time, primarily preventing or treating thromboembolic disorders 

What is anticoagulants?

400

The establishment of infectious disease involves these 6 steps

What is encounter, entry, spread, multiplication, damage and outcome?

500

When lifting a patient your body will look like this 

What is keep your back stationary and let your legs do all the lifting and avoid twisting?

500

I appear beyond the superior vena cava, have a balloon at the distal end, and in the left ventricle 

What is pulmonary arterial lines aka Swan Ganz catheter?

500

I am the most common cardiac arrhythmia and create a quiver of the atria syncytium instead of a full contraction  

What is atrial fibrillation?

500
I am a life threatening response to a drug which includes respiratory or circulatory collapse

What is an anaphylaxis reaction?

500
Pathogenic organisms that remain suspended in air fog long periods on aerosol droplets or dust include tuberculosis, varicella and rubeola require this type of transmission based precautions 

What is airborne precuations?

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