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CCM Final Exam Leave the first rating Students also studied Science Medicine Pulmonology Save Add to calendar Flashcard sets Study guides Fluid and Electrolytes Teacher 107 terms Gina_E_A_ Preview Unit 1: CCM Nursing Program 75 terms socram_solis1987 Preview Health Assessment Final Exam Teacher 133 terms Rednailpolish Preview CC 218 What is the evidence for early provision of OT and PT in the ICU? Safe, effective, improves overall functional independence Patients at lower risk for developing functional impairments 45-60 min daily OT/PT sessions resulted in less "burden of care" hours required after discharge What is the most important universal precaution for infection control? washing hands What are some infections that require contact precautions? MRSA VRE C-diff What are some infections that require droplet precautions? B pertussis influenza virus What are some infections that require airborne precautions? pneumonia TB measles, chicken pox Terms in this set (257) Hide definitions

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What is included in chart review? physicians orders: -patient precautions -common diagnostic tests and results -special procedures -current medical history -past medical history What information is included in ICU monitors? heart rate blood pressure oxygen saturation respiratory rate mean arterial blood pressure What is an abnormal respiratory rate? less than 12 over 20 What is the normal mean arterial pressure? 70-110 mmHg What are the types of beds? standard adjustable turning frame air fluidized posttrauma mobility low air loss therapy bed What positions can be used in a hospital bed? supine prone right lateral recumbent left lateral recumbent Fowler's Trendelenburg What are the modes of delivery for oxygen? nasal cannula oronasal mask nasal catheter tent tracheostomy mask or catheter How do mechanical ventilators provide oxygen? use positive pressure to move air into lungs What are the types of mechanical ventilators? volume cycled pressure cycled negative pressure

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What are the potential airway placements of an endotracheal tube (ETT)? oral pharyngeal nasal pharyngeal oral esophogeal nasal endotracheal oral endotracheal airway What are complications of IV therapy? - infiltration - phlebitis - cellulitis - thrombosis - local hematoma - sepsis - pulmonary thromboembolus - air bolus - catheter fragment embolus What are the types of feeding tubes? nasogastric nasoduodenal gastrostomy jejunostomy What are chest drainage systems used for? to remove air, blood, purulent matter or other undesirable matter from pleural cavity Where are tubes placed to remove air in a chest drainage system? anterior or lateral chest wall Where are tubes placed to remove fluids or blood in a chest drainage system? posterior or inferior chest wall What is used to drain fluids and blood post-surgically? mediastinal tubes What is an indwelling catheter? a catheter that remains inside the bladder for a period of time -foly -suprapubic Who can use an external catheter? males only What is an ostomy device? opens abdomen to allow elimination of feces What is the purpose of traction? Align fracture segments Soft tissue stretch Reduce muscle spasms or contractures Immobilize patient

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