M.A & A.S.A. S

International Day for Persons with Disabilities

• April 7

• 17 September

• June 14

• December 3

cells that carry oxygen through the body are _.

• red blood cells

• leukocytes

• plasma

• white blood cells

Ideal suction pressure for adult tracheal suction is.

• 40-80mm of Hg

• 100-120 mm of Hg

• 200-220 mm of Hg

• 220-260mm of Hg

A "cerebral vascular accident" is the medical term for a _.

• heart attack

• liver failure

• stroke

• kidney stone

Tracheostomy is indicated for patients who

• sudden swelling in the upper airway

• unable to remove the seceretions

• require long term mechanical ventilation

• all the above

Interventions for loosening a thick tenacious secretion include all except

• hydration

• use of mucolytic agents

• effective mobilization and positioning

• pre oxygenation

Tracheostomy cuff Pessure for adult should be

• 20-30 cm of H2O

• 30-35 cm of H2O

• 35-40cm of H2O

• 40-50cm of H2O

In tracheal suction, insert catheters not more than

• 3 inches

• 5 inches

• 7 inches

• 9 inches

Risk factors for D.V.T are all except

• lack of movement

• being overweight

• inflammatory bowel disease

• hemophilia

Which are the two methods of documentation used in nurse's notes in M.R.C?

(a)