Nursing fundamentals

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Nursing fundamentalsVersion en ligne A game to test your knowledge of what you've learned so far par J L A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A common class III antiarrhythmic that can be used for ventricular arrhythmias Starts with B A rapid infusion of a specified amount of fluid to increase blood pressure Starts with C The type of isolation precautions someone with MRSA will be on Starts with D Mepilex is a type of wound __ Starts with E If your patient is unable to have a bowel movement, they may receive an _ Starts with F What we do to an IV at the beginning of a shift to ensure its patency Starts with G A PEG tube stands for percutaneous endoscopic _ Starts with H A round, collapsible reservoir connected to a tube and placed inside a wound for the purpose of draining fluid is called Starts with I When assessing a Mantoux/PPD/TB skin test, we assess for this Starts with J You hear in report that your patient has an NJ tube. The J stands for... Starts with K This oral medication can treat hyperkalemia Starts with L The name of the device that draws blood during a blood sugar check Starts with M A condition that requires airborne precautions Starts with N Covid, RSV, rhinovirus, and influenza are diagnosed through what kind of swab Starts with O The generic name of a medication that treats acid reflux and ulcers Starts with P When a patient cannot eat by mouth or utilize their GI tract for food due to surgery, they will receive this type of nutrition Starts with Q Four times daily will be abbreviated as Starts with R The term we use when we need to dilute a powdered medication with saline or water before administering it Starts with S The top number of a blood pressure is called Starts with T We may consider this if a patient's hemoglobin is less than 7 or they have a serious bleeding event Starts with U The other name for hives Starts with V The antidote for warfarin (Coumadin) Starts with W A high pitched sound produced by air moving through narrowed airways Starts with X A small extension of bone at the most distal end of the sternum Starts with Y The name of the type of suction that can suction out oral secretions or assist in intubations Starts with Z This method of administering medication involves pulling the skin to one side before inserting the needle, preventing medication from tracking subcutaneously

Nursing fundamentalsVersion en ligne

A game to test your knowledge of what you've learned so far

par J L

Starts with A

A common class III antiarrhythmic that can be used for ventricular arrhythmias

Starts with B

A rapid infusion of a specified amount of fluid to increase blood pressure

Starts with C

The type of isolation precautions someone with MRSA will be on

Starts with D

Mepilex is a type of wound __

Starts with E

If your patient is unable to have a bowel movement, they may receive an _

Starts with F

What we do to an IV at the beginning of a shift to ensure its patency

Starts with G

A PEG tube stands for percutaneous endoscopic _

Starts with H

A round, collapsible reservoir connected to a tube and placed inside a wound for the purpose of draining fluid is called

Starts with I

When assessing a Mantoux/PPD/TB skin test, we assess for this

Starts with J

You hear in report that your patient has an NJ tube. The J stands for...

Starts with K

This oral medication can treat hyperkalemia

Starts with L

The name of the device that draws blood during a blood sugar check

Starts with M

A condition that requires airborne precautions

Starts with N

Covid, RSV, rhinovirus, and influenza are diagnosed through what kind of swab

Starts with O

The generic name of a medication that treats acid reflux and ulcers

Starts with P

When a patient cannot eat by mouth or utilize their GI tract for food due to surgery, they will receive this type of nutrition

Starts with Q

Four times daily will be abbreviated as

Starts with R

The term we use when we need to dilute a powdered medication with saline or water before administering it

Starts with S

The top number of a blood pressure is called

Starts with T

We may consider this if a patient's hemoglobin is less than 7 or they have a serious bleeding event

Starts with U

The other name for hives

Starts with V

The antidote for warfarin (Coumadin)

Starts with W

A high pitched sound produced by air moving through narrowed airways

Starts with X

A small extension of bone at the most distal end of the sternum

Starts with Y

The name of the type of suction that can suction out oral secretions or assist in intubations

Starts with Z

This method of administering medication involves pulling the skin to one side before inserting the needle, preventing medication from tracking subcutaneously

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Starts with A

A common class III antiarrhythmic that can be used for ventricular arrhythmias

Starts with B

A rapid infusion of a specified amount of fluid to increase blood pressure

Starts with C

The type of isolation precautions someone with MRSA will be on

Starts with D

Mepilex is a type of wound __

Starts with E

If your patient is unable to have a bowel movement, they may receive an _

Starts with F

What we do to an IV at the beginning of a shift to ensure its patency

Starts with G

A PEG tube stands for percutaneous endoscopic _

Starts with H

A round, collapsible reservoir connected to a tube and placed inside a wound for the purpose of draining fluid is called

Starts with I

When assessing a Mantoux/PPD/TB skin test, we assess for this

Starts with J

You hear in report that your patient has an NJ tube. The J stands for...

Starts with K

This oral medication can treat hyperkalemia

Starts with L

The name of the device that draws blood during a blood sugar check

Starts with M

A condition that requires airborne precautions

Starts with N

Covid, RSV, rhinovirus, and influenza are diagnosed through what kind of swab

Starts with O

The generic name of a medication that treats acid reflux and ulcers

Starts with P

When a patient cannot eat by mouth or utilize their GI tract for food due to surgery, they will receive this type of nutrition

Starts with Q

Four times daily will be abbreviated as

Starts with R

The term we use when we need to dilute a powdered medication with saline or water before administering it

Starts with S

The top number of a blood pressure is called

Starts with T

We may consider this if a patient's hemoglobin is less than 7 or they have a serious bleeding event

Starts with U

The other name for hives

Starts with V

The antidote for warfarin (Coumadin)

Starts with W

A high pitched sound produced by air moving through narrowed airways

Starts with X

A small extension of bone at the most distal end of the sternum

Starts with Y

The name of the type of suction that can suction out oral secretions or assist in intubations

Starts with Z

This method of administering medication involves pulling the skin to one side before inserting the needle, preventing medication from tracking subcutaneously