www.vet-webinar.com verwendet Cookies, um Ihnen den bestmöglichen Service bieten zu können. Mehr Information

Deutsch
Deutsch
Warenkorb
Deutsch
Deutsch

Ins and outs of tube care for Nurses

Lädt!
What is the most important consideration for any patient with any type of tube/drain placed?
Minimal handling
Asepsis/hygiene
Regular toilet walks
Owner visits
 
A urinary tract infection is both a contraindication and a potential complication of placing a urinary catheter
True
False
 
Which of the following is not a type of feeding tube?
PEG
O
NG
NEG
 
Gloves are only required when placing a chest drain, not during chest drain care
True
False
 
For a blocked O tube, which liquid would be most appropriate to try unblocking it with?
Milk
Lemonade
Orange juice
Chlorhex
 
What would be a possible complication of placing a feeding tube?
Patient interference
Infection
Tube blocking
All of the above
 
When monitoring UOP what is considered normal?
10ml/kg.day
10ml/kg/hr
1-2ml/kg/hr
1-2ml/kg/day
 
Which feeding tube would be most appropriate for a critically ill dog that is not stable enough for a general anaesthetic?
O tube
PEG tube
No feeding tube is appropriate
NG tube
 
How often should a chest drain be aspirated?
a) Every 2 hours
b) As charted on patient record by veterinarian
c) Whenever you are concerned about the patient’s resp rate and effort
d) b) and c)
 
How often should a feeding tube be unwrapped and checked?
Once a week
Once every 24 hours
Every 4-6 hours
Never