Infection control
The order for donning ppe
what is gown mask gloves
the meaning of erythema
what is redness
after .... when you should you remove staples/sutures
what is 7-10 days
location for catheter bag
what is under the bed
ventricular fibrillation is....
what is the most dangerous rhythm
location for ppe
what is outside the patients room in ppe cart
the main cause of infiltration
what is when the catheter comes out of the vein
three types of wound healing
what is primary, secondary, and tertiary
different types of catheters
normal pri interval
what is 0.12-0.20
ppe required for a patient with varicella
what is airborne
irritation of the vein
what is phlebitis
localized factors include....
what is moist wound environment, infection,and narcotic tissue
you should empty the cath bag
what is every 8 hours
slowest cardiac pacemaker
what is purkinje fibers
3 disease/infections that require airborne precautions
what is measles, tuberculosis, and chickenpox
term for IV fluid going into the vein to fast
what is fluid overload
serosanguinous is described as
what is pale, red, watery, and a mixture of serous and sanguineous
when cleaning an ostomy site you should chart....
what is skin breakdown and redness
finding the limb common to the leads showing artifact helps
what is troubleshooting an artifact
this solution is used to clean patients room after diagnosis of CDiff...
What is 1:10 bleach solution
distended neck veins, respiratory distress, and high blood pressure are signs/symptoms of
what is fluid overload
full thickness skin loss that makes it down to underlying fascia
what is stage 3 ulcers
bladder scanners are used when...
what is determining the amount of urine in the bladder
lead 2 records which limbs
what is right arm and left leg