PCT CH 20, 21, 22, 23

PCT CH 20, 21, 22, 23

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Explain the purpose of water and its importance in maintaining hydration.

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Outline the variations in nutrition according to developmental stage.

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Discuss cultural factors which may impact a person’s nutrition status.

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Discuss the proper procedure for calculating a patient’s intake and output.

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Discuss the elements to consider when feeding the patient.

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Outline the procedure for discontinuing an intravenous line.

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Discuss the patient care technician’s role in assistance with nutrition and fluid balance.

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What are two of the roles of the PCT in promoting nutrition?

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When is it recommended to start introducing solid foods?

• 6 months

• 1 year

• 4-6 months

• 4 months

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At what age should the child have tripled their birth weight by?

• 6 months

• 1 year

Poll

If a child is not eating the food in front of them what should you do?

• Bribe them

• Barter with them

• Understand they will eat what they need

• Call the doctor to ask if it's ok

Open Ended

Why are "diets" and restrictive eating harmful for adolescents?

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In adulthood what causes an increased risk of weight gain?

• slower metabolism

• faster metabolism

• more movement

• less movement

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A form of low blood pressure that happens when standing up from sitting or lying down.

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List 4 signs or symptoms of dehydration in the older adult.

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Give an example of TWO therapeutic diets:

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How can you tell the difference between clear and full liquids?

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Select an item that would be considered a clear liquid:

• milk

• jello

• pudding

• tomato soup

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What is your BMR?

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Which fats are "healthier?'"

• saturated fats

• unsaturated fats

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Which fats are liquid at room temperature?

• Saturated fats

• unsaturated fats

Open Ended

Give an example of a pre-meal ritual.

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Approximately how much of the adult human body is made up of water?

• 20%

• 40%

• 60%

• 80%

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Approximately how much of the infant human body is made up of water?

• 20%

• 40%

• 60%

• 80%

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In your own words describe Glomular Filtration Rate.

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Explain the purpose of water and its importance in maintaining hydration.

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Outline the variations in nutrition according to developmental stage.

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Discuss cultural factors which may impact a person’s nutrition status.

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Discuss the proper procedure for calculating a patient’s intake and output.

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Discuss the elements to consider when feeding the patient.

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Outline the procedure for discontinuing an intravenous line.

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Discuss the patient care technician’s role in assistance with nutrition and fluid balance.

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Discuss assisting a patient in the use of the bedpan, the urinal, and the bedside commode.

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Discuss the different types of urinary catheters.

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Explain the purpose in using a urinary catheter.

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Outline the steps for catheterization of a male and female patient.

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Discuss management of the patient who has an indwelling Foley catheter.

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Urine should be

• yellow

• amber

• clear

• cloudy

• tea-colored

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How much fluid intake should you encourage a day?

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How often should catheter care be performed?

• 4 hours

• 6 hours

• 8 hours

• 12 hours

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Why is it important to remove a catheter as soon as possible?

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Discuss assisting a patient in the use of the bedpan, the urinal, and the bedside commode.

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Discuss the different types of urinary catheters.

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Explain the purpose in using a urinary catheter.

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Outline the steps for catheterization of a male and female patient.

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Discuss management of the patient who has an indwelling Foley catheter.

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Identify the procedures for promoting bowel elimination.

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Administer an enema.

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Discuss factors that can interfere with bowel elimination.

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Describe the various types of enemas used to promote bowel elimination.

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Discuss the care necessary to maintain an ostomy.

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Identify the potential complications of an ostomy.

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The wave like contractions that move waste through the bowels is:

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What can you encourage someone to do to help eliminate gas?

• sleep

• lay on their right side

• walk around

• drink water

Administering a Cleansing Enema

https://youtu.be/rfCpegI5fHE

Colostomy Care

https://youtu.be/zZJSWn6VzJo

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Identify the procedures for promoting bowel elimination.

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Administer an enema.

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Discuss factors that can interfere with bowel elimination.

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Describe the various types of enemas used to promote bowel elimination.

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Discuss the care necessary to maintain an ostomy.

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Identify the potential complications of an ostomy.

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Identify the need for deep-breathing and coughing exercises for the postoperative patient.

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Discuss interventions and related procedures for the patient receiving oxygen therapy.

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Discuss care necessary for the patient receiving oxygen therapy.

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Discuss care of (procedures for) a patient with a tracheostomy.

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Describe the procedure for oropharyngeal suctioning.

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Describe the procedure for coughing and deep breathing.

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In your own words describe hypoxia.

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List TWO side effects of hypoxia.

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What is the most common oxygen delivery device?

• Nasal Cannula

• Simple Face Mask

• Nonrebreather

• Endotracheal Tube

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Which oxygen delivery device can administer 0.5 lpm - 5 lpm of O2?

• nasal cannula

• simple face mask

• nonrebreather

• endotracheal tube

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Which oxygen delivery device can administer 6-10 lpm of O2

• nasal cannula

• simple face mask

• nonrebreather

• endotracheal tube

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Which oxygen delivery device can administer 10-15 lpm of O2

• nasal cannula

• simple face mask

• nonrebreather

• endotracheal tube

Communication with patients who have a tracheostomy

https://youtu.be/1EblS4HSeyE

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Identify the need for deep-breathing and coughing exercises for the postoperative patient.

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Discuss interventions and related procedures for the patient receiving oxygen therapy.

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Discuss care necessary for the patient receiving oxygen therapy.

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Discuss care of (procedures for) a patient with a tracheostomy.

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Describe the procedure for oropharyngeal suctioning.

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Describe the procedure for coughing and deep breathing.

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