"Well, That’s Gonna Leave a Mark(Wounds)
Pus and Minus(Wound Care)
The Nose Knows (Wound Assessment)
Keep It Flowing (IV Site)
(Drip, Drip, Hooray)IV Set Up
IV said it's Complicated
100

Damage to skin or soft

tissue resulting from

trauma is what?

Wound

100

What are the items called that are

placed over a dressing,

used to reduce edema,

and/or support a wound or body

part?

Bandages

100

What is use to describe drainage

in a wound that has a lot of foul

smelling yellow to green

drainage?

Purulent drainage

100

What is the purpose of a heparin

lock or saline lock?

To keep the IV open when

the IV is not in use

100

What is the drop orifice on

the IV administration set?

Entrance to the drip

chamber and controls the

size of the drop

100

What is called when there is

redness along the path of the

vein?

Phlebitis

200

Skin or a wound that is

water-logged

Macerated

200

What are 3 things that need

to be noted about the

drainage when changing a

dressing?

Color

Odor

Amount

200

What is black or brown

tissue and must be

removed to allow the

wound to heal?

Nectrotic or escar tissue

200

The NA II should monitor

what 2 things during IV

therapy?

Flow rate

IV site for signs and

symptoms of complications

200

When priming the IV administration set, which

part should remain sterile: piercing pin or

injection port?

Piercing pin

200

How does cytotoxic

solutions affect cells in

the veins?

Harmful to the cells

300

Stripping away of a large area of

skin and underlying tissue,

leaving cartiliage and bone

exposed is what?

Avulsion

300

What are 3 systemic factors

that affect wound healing?

Age and nutrition,

Body Build,

Circulatory problems

300

What is the term used to

describe the edges of wound?

Margins

300

What angle should the IV

catheter be pulled out

when removing it from a

patient?

Pull out the catheter in

the same angle it was

inserted

300

What are we trying to prevent

by removing air from the IV

tubing by priming the tubing

before it is connected to the

patient?

Air Embolism

300

What 3 things would

indicate that an IV site

has infiltration?

Swollen

Pale

Cool to the touch

400

What type of wound has separation

of the skin with torn or irregular

edges?

Laceration

400

What type of dressing uses moist gauze

that is allowed to dry over time in order

to help with debridement of the wound?

Wet to dry dressing

400

What is yellow/white discharge

that is comprised of dead skin,

tissue, cells and debris that is

being pushed from a wound that

is healing?

Exudate

400

What type of technique should be

used when assisting a RN with a

central line dressing change?

Sterile technique

400

What should the NA II do if

he/she notes that the the flow

rate is incorrect?

Notify RN

Document who it was

reported to

400

What are 3 complications of IV

therapy?

Infiltration

Phlebitis

Air Embolism

500

What type of wound is an injury to

soft tissue where skin in NOT broken

and appears bluish in color?

Contusion

500

What are 3 local factors that

affect wound healing?

Necrotic tissue presence,

Moisture,

Infection

500

What are 3 expected

outcomes of wound care?

-Wound free of exudate, drainage, debris


-Wound free of signs and symptoms of

infection


-Performed with minimal trauma or pain

500

What is IV site rotation?

Removing the current IV

and starting a new one in

a different site

500

What 3 things ar within the

scope of practice for the NA II in

regard to IV therapy?

Monitor flow rate

Monitor site for complictaions

Assemble and prime IV set up

500

What should be checked if the IV is

not running?

IV site for infiltration

Tubing for kinks

Administration set for clamps