1.
Name the condition of decreased oxygen concentration in the blood.
2.
Oxygen makes up what percent of atmospheric gases?
3.
What type of exam would be ordered to verify nasogastric tube (NG) placement?
4.
Which type of catheter is the most common cause of nosocomial infection?
5.
What is the term used to describe a decreased O2 availability to tissues and cells?
6.
Which device is used to create negative pressure around a wound which pulls the edges of the wound together?
7.
Chest tubes are also referred to as.
8.
Which of the following central venous lines is correctly positioned when the terminal end appears beyond the superior vena cava?
9.
what tube does not require verification of placement by radiography?
10.
A(n) ____ is the creation of an opening in the abdomen for the purpose of bringing a loop of bowel to the surface of the skin.
11.
Low levels of O2 will cause the cardiopulmonary system to work harder to maintain homeostasis. This increased workload of the cardiopulmonary system results in a higher:
12.
Oxygen delivery systems that do not meet the entire inspiratory needs of the patient and receives a fluctuating oxygen concentration depending on breathing patterns is know as:
13.
One example of an oxygen delivery system that meet the entire inspiratory needs of the patient and provides a precise oxygen concentration regardless of breathing patterns.
