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Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
Hypercapnia is
abnormally elevated carbon dioxide levels in the blood (over 45 mm Hg)
abnormally decreased carbon dioxide levels in the blood (over 35 mm Hg)
abnormally elevated oxygen levels in the blood (over 45 mm Hg)
•Lumbar puncture can be performed level/height of spine
L3-L5
L1-L2
Th11-L3
LTh12-L3
How many risk factors we have in Postoperative nausea and vomiting (PONV) scale ?
2
3
4
5
GSC Glasgow Scale measure person's level of
consciousness
brain damage
anesthesia level
paralysis
How many score can range persons in GCS scale ?
form 4 to 16
from 0 to 15
from 6 to 13
from 3 to 15
CVC is catheter placed into a :
large artery
large vein
small vein
small artery
When we place catheters in veins in the neck it will be a
femoral vein
axillary vein
internal jugular vein
external jugular vein
Every medication can be administered through peripheral intravenous catheter .
True
False
Prolonged intravenous therapy is an indication to insert CVC
True
False
How often we should change gauze dressing on CVC?
every day
every 2 days
every 4 days
every 7 days
PICC is inserted at a
peripheral site
central site
In which type of central catheter we use these needle
CVC
PICC
Midline
Port cath
Can we administer drugs through arterial line ?
yes
no
sometimes
in emergency
What medication you administer when the patient has hypotension?
Atropine
Adrenaline
Norepinephrine
Oxytocin
What medication you administer when the patient has hypoxemia ?
Oxitocine
Bronchodilatory drug-salbutamol
Oxygen
Inhalation with Berodual
