Radiology Patient Care Final Review

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Froggy Jumps Radiology Patient Care Final ReviewVersión en línea Answer the quetion correctly so Froggy does not drown! por Erin Downing 1 What is a clinical indication for oxygen administration? a Hypertension b Hypoxemia c Hyperglycemia 2 What is the most confortable oxygen device for patients as it still allows them to talk and eat a Mask b Nasal Cannula c Ventilator 3 An ET Tube should sit how many inches above the carina a 2-3 b 0-1 c 1-2 4 Air demonstrates as what color on a radiograph? a White b Dark/Black c Purple 5 What is the term for an accumulation of air in the pleural space a hemothorax b pleural effusion c pneumothorax 6 What is the term for an accumulation of fluid in the pleural spce a hemothorax b pleural effusion c pneumothorax 7 The collection container for thoracostomy tubes must be kept upright and below the level of the insertion point a True b False c I am unsure 8 Central Venous Lines are typically positioned in the _______ at 2-3 inches above the cavo-atrail junction a Inferior Vena Cava b Superior Vena Cava c Pulmonary Artery 9 Nasogastric tubes are inserted through the mouth and into the stomach. a True b False c I am unsure 10 No positioning adjustments are needed for a patient with a newly implanted pacemaker when obtaining a post-surgery chest X-ray. a True b False c I am unsure 11 While we do not diagnose, if malpositioning has occurred, it is appropriate and beneficial to the patient to alert the provider who placed the line/tube or the radiologist. a True b False c I am unsure 12 It is essential to be aware of all lines and medical equipment, both above and below the patient, upon entering a patient's room. a True b False c I am unsure 13 What is not a primary use of a NG tube a Administration of medication b Gastric decompression c Administring intravenous fluids 14 Caution is necessary when moving and positioning the patient to prevent compromising the integrity of any tubes or lines a True b False c I am unsure 15 Which is not a main type of urinary catheter a Foley Catheter b Straight Catheter c Rectal Catheter 16 Living organisms too small to be seen with the naked eye a Microorganisms b Vectors c Vehicles 17 What type of pathogen is whooping cough? a Bacteria b Fungi c Virus 18 What type of pathogen is varicella? a Virus b Fungi c Bacteria 19 Normal Flora can cause disease when outside of their natural habitat a False b True c Not sure 20 Route by which pathogens exit the human body a Portal of Entry b Portal of Exit c Reservoir 21 Any medium that transports microorganisms a Vector b Reservoir c Vehicle 22 Protein substances formed in response to specific antigens a Pathogens b Antibodies c Virulence factors 23 Infection control system used to reduce transmission of dust particles containing infectious organisms or droplet nuclei a Airborne precautions b Standard precautions c Nosocomial infections 24 When donning full PPE, you should put gloves on first a True b False c Not sure 25 When communication has been Validated, this means the speaker has a Reviewed the material b Spoken accurately c Received a response from the listener 26 Aphasic patients are unable to a Speak b Hear c Walk 27 When assisting a stroke patient, you should place yourself a On their strong side b On their weak side c Let them figure it out 28 When transferring a patient from wheelchair to table, position the wheelchair a Perpendicular to table with strong side against the table b Parallel to table with weak side against the table c Parallel to table with strong side against the table 29 Method by which pathogens enter the body a Portal of Entry b Portal of Exit c Reservoir 30 What distinguishes pathogens from normal flora a Capsids b Virulence factors c Their size 31 Infections acquired in the hospital a Parasitic b Community acquired c Nosocomial 32 Complete removal of pathogens a Sterilization b Medical asepsis c Dusting 33 Recumbent means a Sitting down b Lying down c Standing up 34 HIV and Hep B are examples of a Bloodborne pathogens b Nosocomial infections c Airborne pathogens 35 HAI is the new term for a Pathogens b Nosocomial infections c 36 You should always clean a contaminated surface from the least contaminated to the most contaminated? a True b False c Not sure 37 These inhibit the clotting ability of blood a Antiarrhythmics b Vasoconstrictors c Anticoagulents 38 Predictable action or effect of a drug other than desired a Side effect b Synergistic c Therapeutic 39 Mild or moderate head injury caused by trauma a Coma b Contrecoup c Concussion 40 Inert, inorganic salt of the element barium a Gas b Barium sulfate c Iodine 41 Have a high atomic number and appear white on imaging a Positive contrast b Negative contrast c Neither 42 Have a low atomic number and appear black on imaging a Positive contrast b Negative contrast c Neither 43 Imaging of the common bile duct a Cystogram b Venogram c Cholangiogram 44 Examination of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum under fluoroscopy a Upper GI b Barium Swallow c Barium Enema 45 Contrast media whose molecules remain whole in a solution a Isosmolar b Ionic c Non-ionic 46 An attitude that involved hostility or anger a Aggresiveness b Assertiveness c Empathy 47 Most common cause of back strain a Bending/twisting while lifting b Lifting with a straight back c Pushing heavy equipment 48 RACE stands for a Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Execute b Rescue, Announce, Calm, Evacuate c Rescue, Alarm, Contain, Evacuate 49 Immunity from an injection or preformed antibodies a Passive immunity b Acquired immunity c Herd immunity 50 Immunity from a vaccine a Passive immunity b Acquired immunity c Herd immunity

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Radiology Patient Care Final ReviewVersión en línea

por Erin Downing

What is a clinical indication for oxygen administration?

What is the most confortable oxygen device for patients as it still allows them to talk and eat

An ET Tube should sit how many inches above the carina

Air demonstrates as what color on a radiograph?

What is the term for an accumulation of air in the pleural space

What is the term for an accumulation of fluid in the pleural spce

The collection container for thoracostomy tubes must be kept upright and below the level of the insertion point

Central Venous Lines are typically positioned in the _______ at 2-3 inches above the cavo-atrail junction

Nasogastric tubes are inserted through the mouth and into the stomach.

No positioning adjustments are needed for a patient with a newly implanted pacemaker when obtaining a post-surgery chest X-ray.

While we do not diagnose, if malpositioning has occurred, it is appropriate and beneficial to the patient to alert the provider who placed the line/tube or the radiologist.

It is essential to be aware of all lines and medical equipment, both above and below the patient, upon entering a patient's room.

What is not a primary use of a NG tube

Caution is necessary when moving and positioning the patient to prevent compromising the integrity of any tubes or lines

Which is not a main type of urinary catheter

Living organisms too small to be seen with the naked eye

What type of pathogen is whooping cough?

What type of pathogen is varicella?

Normal Flora can cause disease when outside of their natural habitat

Route by which pathogens exit the human body

Any medium that transports microorganisms

Protein substances formed in response to specific antigens

Infection control system used to reduce transmission of dust particles containing infectious organisms or droplet nuclei

When donning full PPE, you should put gloves on first

When communication has been Validated, this means the speaker has

Aphasic patients are unable to

When assisting a stroke patient, you should place yourself

When transferring a patient from wheelchair to table, position the wheelchair

Method by which pathogens enter the body

What distinguishes pathogens from normal flora

Infections acquired in the hospital

Complete removal of pathogens

Recumbent means

HIV and Hep B are examples of

HAI is the new term for

You should always clean a contaminated surface from the least contaminated to the most contaminated?

These inhibit the clotting ability of blood

Predictable action or effect of a drug other than desired

Mild or moderate head injury caused by trauma

Inert, inorganic salt of the element barium

Have a high atomic number and appear white on imaging

Have a low atomic number and appear black on imaging

Imaging of the common bile duct

Examination of the esophagus, stomach and duodenum under fluoroscopy

Contrast media whose molecules remain whole in a solution

An attitude that involved hostility or anger

Most common cause of back strain

RACE stands for

Immunity from an injection or preformed antibodies

Immunity from a vaccine