Hepatic
Lab/Intervention
General Health
Prevention
Fun/Random
100

This process, performed by the liver, converts excess glucose into glycogen for storage

what is glycogenesis

100

How should you administer a medication through an intravenous (IV) line?

Scrub hub, flush line, administer, flush again.

100

A precaution taken to prevent skin breakdown and pressure ulcers in bedridden patients

Repositioning

100

This infection prevention technique involves proper disposal of contaminated needles and syringes to prevent needle-stick injuries.

What is sharps disposal?

100

Which professor likes dirt biking 

Jana Shank

200

this pigment, derived from the breakdown of hemoglobin, gives bile its characteristic greenish-yellow color 

what is bilirubin

200

What is the first step in medication administration for patients with feeding tubes?

Check tube placement

200

An involuntary, repetitive movement of the eyes, often characterized by a side-to-side, up-and-down, or rotary motion is called

Nystagmus

200

This practice involves covering patients during surgery to maintain a sterile field and reduce contamination.

What is the use of sterile drapes?

200

Which hospital is most of our clinical at?

Benefis 

300

This substance, produced by the liver, aids in digestion and absorption of fate in the small intestine 

What is Bile

300

What should you do if a patient shows signs of anaphylaxis after medication administration

Stop administering the medication, call for help!

300

 This type of prevention program in hospitals involves educating patients and staff about safe mobility to reduce falls.

What is fall prevention?

300

This precaution is taken in hospitals when a patient is suspected to have a contagious disease to protect others from exposure.

What is isolation?

300

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400

this liver disease, often resulting from chronic alcohol use, involves scarring and impaired liver function

what is cirrhosis

400

What should you do if a patient is allergic to a prescribed medication?

Notify provider, document allergy and do not give medication.

400

Whats the normal capillary refill 

less than 3 seconds

400

ICU patients with this condition are at high risk of infection and are typically given prophylactic antibiotics to reduce infection risk.

 What is sepsis?

400

Who is obsessed with their dog and has swag for them (hint look around the room)

Kali

500

this gallbladder disorder occurs when bile crystals harden, sometimes blocking bile flow and causing pain

what are gallstones

500

What is the most important step when using an ampule for medication administration?

Use a filter needle

500

 What does an increased WBC count indicate?

Infection

500

This type of infection, often caused by contaminated medical devices, can be prevented by following strict sterilization protocols.

 What is a catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI)?

500

Omphalophobia, what is this the fear of? Hint: Claire is afraid of this!

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