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WorksheetsGroup 3
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
What is the normal Pao2/Fio2 level?
0-100
101-250
251-400
> 400
What does low Pao2/Fio2 indicate?
Mild ARDS
Moderate ARDS
Severe ARDS
Not an ARDS case
Clinical features. Clinical features of intra-abdominal infection include except
Fever
Tachycardia; tachypnea
Increase ICP
Hypotension
If the body wight is 80 kg, what would be the expected the urine out put in the last 18 hours
1500- 2100 mls
> 2100 mls
700- 1400 mls
300- 600mls
patient is 8 hours post-opt from an colostomy placement. Which finding requires immediate nursing action
The stoma is swollen and large.
The stoma is black.
The stoma is not draining any stool.
The patient states the site is tender.
What is the best choice to treat the renal damage to preserve RRF in this patient
Conservative treatment
Hemodialysis dialysis
peritoneal dialysis
none of the above
Thinking back to the patient in Question 1, what type of stool would you expect the stoma to be excreting
Lose to partly formed stool
Liquid stool
Similar to normal stool
Semi-solid stool
A patient is 2 days post-opt from an ileostomy placement. Which finding requires immediate nursing action
The stoma is excreting liquid stool.
The patient's potassium level is 2.0
a,b
Non of the above
The most early complication occurs for colostomy formation is
Colostomy obstruction
Skin irritation, ulceration
Nousia, vomiting
All of the above
The major causes of death from peritonitis is
Hypovolemia
Sepsis
Shock
Abscess formation
