Metacarpal veins - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

List indications for Vascular Access: - correct answer 1. Total parenteral nutrition (TPN) 2. Partial parenteral nutrition 3. I.V. fluids and medications 4. Blood and blood components 5. Chemotherapeutic agents 6. Cardiac monitoring 7. Plasmapheresis 8. Aquapherisis 9. Hemodialysis a. Diagnostic testing b. Frequent blood sampling What is the French Scale? - correct answer Measurement of the outside size (diameter) of a catheter What is the range of Central...

Metacarpal Veins - ANSWER Veins in the hands cephalic vein - ANSWER main vein on the thumb side of the hand What type of gloves are worn when inserting an IV? - ANSWER clean gloves How should you determine the catheter gauge to use? - ANSWER by the type of solution that will be administered What should be avoided when placing an IV on a patient that is taking anticoagulants or has fragile veins? - ANSWER a tourniquet What can be used in place of a standard tourniquet? - ANSWER blood p...

VA-BC Test Study Guide What size needle do you need for blood? How do you know if you cannulated an artery? You have a 16 year old patient and the PICC appears to be on the left side, how do you determine its in the vein and not artery? - 20-24 Bright red blood Preform ABG Patient needs one dose of vanco what would you recommend? How do you determine IO position placement? - Midline across abdomen If patient states NO IV what do you? What body position do you do for PICC remova...

NUR 172 QUIZ 3 FINAL EXAM ALL QUESTIONS VERIFIED AND CORRECT ANSWERS UPDATE ALREADYA GRADE. NEW Metacarpal Veins - ANSWER Veins in the hands cephalic vein - ANSWER main vein on the thumb side of the hand What type of gloves are worn when inserting an IV? - ANSWER clean gloves

VA-BC Exam Questions 2024 Verified Marking Scheme What vessel is the easiest to access for emergency, short term access? - Answer -EJ Vessels for short PIV - Answer -Metacarpal, cephalic, basilic, accessory veins in forearm Site selection for port - Answer -Peripheral: basilic, cephalic Central: subclavian, jugular, femoral What is the name for the non-coring needle for a port? - Answer -Huber needle How many hours does it take for the site of a central line to be healed? - Answe...

VABC SECTION 4 EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS & ANSWERS, 100% VERIFIED/ Systemic circulation venous - -Transports deoxygenated blood from tissue back to right side of heart Thinner wall 10% of diameter Collapsible and distend able Superficial and deep Contains valves to prevent back flow of blood Dark non pulsatilla blood Flow rates relatively slow compared to arterial Systemic circulation venous - -Transports deoxygenated blood from tissue back to right side of heart Thinner wall 10% of di...

NUR 172 Quiz 3/Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Metacarpal Veins - Correct Answer ️️ -Veins in the hands cephalic vein - Correct Answer ️️ -main vein on the thumb side of the hand What type of gloves are worn when inserting an IV? - Correct Answer ️️ -clean gloves How should you determine the catheter gauge to use? - Correct Answer ️️ -by the type of solution that will be administered What should be avoided when placing an IV on a patient that is taking anticoagu...

Vascular Access- section 1 2024 Exam Questions All Correctly Solved New Update Optimal tip location of Dialysis or Apheresis Catheter? - Answer -Upper Right Atrium What happens in Apheresis? - Answer -whole blood withdrawn, separated into components, desired components are retained, remaining constitutes returned to donor. What is the lumen size for dialysis or apheresis catheters? - Answer -13-16 g Why are dialysis and apheresis catheters more rigid ? - Answer -To facilitate rapid b...

____________ solution should be administered in larger veins. Why? - Answer Hypertonic, increased flow rate What is the blood flow rate in the cephalic and basilic veins? - Answer 45-95 What is the blood flow rate in the subclavian vein? - Answer 150-300 What is the blood flow rate in the superior vena cava? - Answer 2000 What are some veins you should avoid for venipuncture due to higher risk of nerve injury? (3) - Answer Cephalic vein, antecubital fossa, palm side ...

VA-BC Vascular Access- Section 1 Questions & Verified Solutions Optimal tip location of Dialysis or Apheresis Catheter? - ANSWER Upper Right Atrium What happens in Apheresis? - ANSWER whole blood withdrawn, separated into components, desired components are retained, remaining constitutes returned to donor. What is the lumen size for dialysis or apheresis catheters? - ANSWER 13-16 g Why are dialysis and apheresis catheters more rigid ? - ANSWER To facilitate rapid blood flow Inser...