E.The fear towards a needle prick is experienced by everyone who comes across it ,both a medical and a non medical professional or a lay man,the fear is about pain.The patient who is about to her arm can be
F.In ABG sample, collection is possible only when the prick is given at the right site in the first prick, reangling happens when this fails but a healthcare professional need not do it repeatedly to get a sample,a second attempt of pricking can be done at the right site,if again fails do not prick and call for an expert.
G.Apply pressure for about 10 minutes to reduce swelling.This can be followed by ice application at the site.
H.This is a needle stick injury, so following things has to be done immediately
E. The patient attempts to jerk her arm away as you are inserting the needle. CHAPTER...
please help with questions 3. You are performing a modified Allen's test to the right arm on Ms. Gordon, a 22-year-old African American woman. You notice that her fingertips are cold to the touch. After release of the ulnar artery, it takes 12 seconds for color to re turn to the palm. What actions should you take at this time? What are the possible causes of a negative Allen's test in this patient? . While performing an arterial puncture on...
Question 3, you encounter the 4. While performing an arterial puncture on Ms. Gordon, the patient in Critical Thinking Question 3, you encount following difficulties. Describe all possible solutions for each problem. A. The tip of the needle touches the bedside table before insertion into the patient. the needle should be discarded to now needle should be taken - B. The artery seems to roll away from the needle each time you approach it. C. You are having difficulty feeling...
need help answering these questions please attempting to obtain a sample from an arterial line and encounter the following difficulties. Identity 6. You are attempt You ause(s), if applicable, and describe all possible solutions to the problems. the proba- You observe a blood backup halfway between the point of entrance of the catheter into the parient's arm and A. sampling port. the B. You drop the Luer-LokTM cap on the floor After removing the discard syringe from the Luer-LokTM, blood...
3. You are performing a modified Allen's test to the right arm on Ms. Gordon, a 22-year-old African American woman. You notice that her fingertips are cold to the touch. After release of the ulnar artery, it takes 12 seconds for color to re- turn to the palm. What actions should you take at this time? What are the possible causes of a negative Allen's test in this patient?
280 Unit IV Special Procedures Chapter Review Questions 1. Which of the following personnel may be required to performantevial puncture! EM c. Phlebotomists M d. All of the above 9. Which of the following is an acceptable range of needle gauges for arterial puncture a. 16 to 21 c. 2010 25 b. Isto 23 d. 25 to 28 2. O, saturation measures the: a. alkalinity of the blood plasma b. amount of Oxy en dissolved in the plasma C. Oxygen...
phlebotomy 166 Unit Ill: Blood Collection Procedures MATCHING 9-4: SCENARIOS AND VASCULAR ACCESS DEVICES e type of equipment described in the following scenaries with the list of vascular access devices. Scenarios Vascular Access Devices A nurse is collecting a blood gas specimen A. Arterial line (A-line) from tubing inserted in the underside of a B. Arteriovenous (AV) shunt patient's left wrist on the thumb side. C. Central venous catheter (CVC) D. Implanted port A nurse is palpating an area in...
Exercise 18-5 Clinical Applications Knowledge of blood ves t for many differe cal applications. Here w e r e pule pale and 20 locating veins for hende s North ore not actually going to be wicking each other with medles upong to be finding the w i ng needles in the MATERIALS Procedure 1 Pulse Palpation Ach Pule palpation is the so n g the fingertips to feel pule points locations where the artery is superficialech that the artery phations...