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end tidal carbon dioxide detector
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indicator that signals by color change
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infiltration
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escape of fluid into surrounding tissue
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access port
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sealed hub on administration set
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guage
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measure of interior diameter of catheter
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phlebitis
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inflamation of a vein
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stylet
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plastic coated wire that gives rigidity to endotracheal tubes
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laryngoscope
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instrument used to view vocal cords
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arrhythmia
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abnormal rhythm of the heart
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catherter
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flexible hollow tube that delivers fluids
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limb leads
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placed on arms and legs
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extubation
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removal of a tube after placement
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king lt
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supraglottic airway
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combitube
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multilumen airway, two balloons, two vent ports
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endotracheal intubation
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insertion of a tube through the vocal cords
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drip chamber
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fluid accumulates to keep tubing filled with fluid
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plastic coated wire that gives rigidity to endotracheal tube
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stylet
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inflammation of a vein
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phlebitis
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placed on arms and legs
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limb lead
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flexible hollow structure that delivers fluids
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catheter
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removal of a tube after placement
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extebation
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escape of fluid into surrounding tissue
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infiltration
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measure of the interior diameter of a catheter
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guage
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indicator that signals by color change
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end tidal carbon dioxide detector
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instrument used to view vocal cords
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laryngoscope
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insertion of a tube through vocal cords
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endotracheal intubation
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sealed hub on administration set
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access port
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fluid accumulates to keep tubing filled with fluid
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drip chamber
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abnormal rhythm of the heart
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arrhythmia
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supraglottic airway
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kingLT
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multilumen airway, two balloons, two vent ports
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combitube
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the purpose of advanced airway management is to provide better protection and improve_______ in patients by using a tube to create a direct channel to the trachea
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ventilation
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the upper airway consists of
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nose
mouth pharynx |
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the ______ is located at the glottic opening and prevents food and liquid from entering the lower airway during swallowing
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epiglottis
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after ___ minutes without oxygen cells in the brain and nervous system may die
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4-6
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the first step in airway management is
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opening the airway
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____ is a very effective way to control a patients airway and has many advantages over other airway managment techniques
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endotrachael intubation
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the purpose of a ____ is to sweep the tongue out of the way and to align the airway so that you can see the vocal cords and pass the ET tube through them
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laryngoscope
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a good rule of thumb is to always have a _____ ETT on hand; this size will fit most male or female adult patients
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6.5 mm
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you will use the ____ to test for air leaks in the ETT before intubation
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lighted stylet
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an intubation attempt should not take more than ___ seconds
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20
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a syringe with plunger and a bulb syringe are commonly used as
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a devise to secure an ETT
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what are used as secondary confirmation devise for ETT placement
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an esophageal detector devise
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what are considered complications of intubation
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left main stem brochus intubation
increased hypoxia from delayed intubation attempt laryngospasm |
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what are benefits of using a multilumen airway
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requires a deeply comotose patient
can be inserted blindly easily placed |
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contraindications of multilumen airways include
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patients with a gag reflex
patients with liver disease patients who has ingested a caustic substance |
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when in IV solution is taken out of its protective sterile plastic bag is must be used within
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48 hours
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a microdrip administration set requires___ drops to flow 1 Ml
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30
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the guage of a catheter refers to the
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diameter of the needle
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intranosseous IVs are generally started in the
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proximal tibia
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risk associated with starting an IV include
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infiltration
phlebitis impaired blood clotting |
