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WorksheetsIM injection, Pressure ulcer, Wet/dry dressing change, Quiz#7
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is the bone landmark for thigh injection?
scapula
greater trochanter
femur
ulnar
What muscle is the injection site for thigh injection?
Deltoid
Transverse Abdominis
pectoralis major
Vastus lateralis
Once you find the bony process for and upper arm IM injection, your injection site is how many fingers lower?
1
6
3
2
What is the recommended needled length for an IM injection?
6"-8"
1/2"-2"
1"-1 1/2"
3"- 4"
What angle should the needle be at for an IM injection?
75 degree
45 degree
20 degree
90 degree
What tissue is targeted for an IM injection?
Subcutaneous tissue
Fat
Skin
Muscle
What is the bone landmark for an upper arm IM injection?
Scapula
Humorous
Acromion Process
Tibia
What muscle is the target for an upper arm IM injection?
Deltoid
Rectus Abdominis
External Oblique
Rectus Femoris
What gauge needle is used for an IM injection?
23-25 Gauge
20-21 Gauge
30-35 Gauge
5-10 Gauge
What is another name for a bedsore?
abrasion
laceration
surgical wound
decubitus ulcer
If the patient is coming should the bed be:
closed
open
dirty
clean
What height should the bed be in for making it?
4 inches
waist
elbow
ankle
What is the fold in the corners of a proper made bed called?
mitered
90 degree folds
sharp
folded
In a wet/dry dressing what goes in the wound bed?
petroleum jelly
Bacitracin
wet gauze
dry gauze
What stage pressure ulcer has occurred with intact pink skin?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
stage 4
What stage pressure ulcer impacts muscle, tendon, ligaments, and bone?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
stage 4
What stage pressure ulcer breaks the top layer of skin?
stage 1
stage 2
stage 3
stage 4
What does not put a patient more at risk for a decubitus ulcer?
poor nutrition
moisture
dry linens
pressure
What happens to skin with blanching?
skin dimples in waves
Skin turns white then pink
Skin stays pink
skin turns green
Would you want a stage 1 pressure ulcer to be blanchable?
not sure
maybe
yes
no
