Everything EKG
Red yellow green, common memory trick refered to as traffic light colors
what are the V1 V2 and V3 lead colors?
Light blue
Used for surgery, invasive procedures and sterile dressing changes
Surgical Asepsis
Glucose, protien, blood and bacteria are 4 elements that should not be found in ______
What four things are NOT found in normal urine?
oxycodone, hydrocodone, and fenanyl are examples of what?
Schedule II controlled substances, opiodes, analgesics.
4th intercostal space left of the sternal margin
Where is V2 Lead placed?
45 degrees, type of injection for insulin and herapin delivery
subcutaneous
middle level of cleaning, kills most microorganisms but not spores. Example is 70% alcohol, or 1:10 bleach solution.
70-100 mg/dL
What is the normal fasting blood glucose range?
The slowest route of administration
Black
What color is the left arm/shoulder limb lead?
1-1.5 inches
what is the needle length for an intramuscular injection?
250 degrees F for 15-30 minutes at 15 psi
dehydration is indicated by this in UA
6 rights of medication administration
What are right patient medication dose route time documentation?
wave that represents atrial depolarization/contraction
what is the P wave?
Contains clot activator and a gel seperator, is used for chem panels, CMP, and BMP
what is Gold/ Tiger top vaccutainer?
Alcohol prep pads are are type of _________, which is used for living tissue.
what is an example of an antiseptic?
12-26 for women 13-18 for males
What are normal hemoglobin ranges?
Antihypertensive that specifically lowers heart rate, example propranolol
What are beta blockers?
represents the time that it takes for the electric signal to travel from the atria (SA node) to the ventricles
what is the PR interval?
has the additive sodium polyanethol sulfonate, for micro-bio tests.
what is a blood culture/ yellow vaccutainer?
What is ethylene oxide gas sterilization?
what are the two macroscopic characteristics that are assessed in a UA
Color and Clarity
A category of Antihypertensive medications that relaxes blood vessels, for example lisinopril
What are Ace Inhibitors?