Rn Orientation Jeopardy Template

Blood Products	Pharmacology	Tracheostomy Tube	PICC	Potpourri
100 consent form The RN is responsible for witnessing the signature of the patient on which form needed for a blood transfusion?	100 both ears What does the abbreviation "AU" stand for?	100 False. Tracheostomy tubes come in a variety of types and sizes. Some are cuffed/non-cuffed, may have removable inner cannula, and may be fenestrated. True or False: All tracheostomy tubes are the same type and size.	100 -24 hours after the PICC is placed -Every 24hrs if gauze is placed under occlusive dressing -Every 7 days or when the dressing becomes soiled How often should the PICC dressing be changed?	100 0-10 Every patient will be screened for pain using this scale
200 30 minutes The transfusion must begin within how many minutes from time of issue?	200 four times a day What does the abbreviation "QID" for?	200 tracheotomy It is a surgical procedure in which an incision is made below the cricoid cartilage through the second and fourth tracheal rings	200 -Venous Thromboembolism (VTE) -Blood stream infections -Phlebitis -Catheter occlusions Name two complications associated with PICC lines	200 soft wrist or ankle restraints, self-releasing Posey belt Example of a physical restraint
300 4 hours Transfusion must be completed how long within time of issue?	300 2cc : 40mg/4cc = 10mg/1cc A patient is to receive 20mg of Lasix IVP. The vial contains 40mg in 4cc. How much will you draw up?	300 -maintain a patent airway -decrease risk of infection -promote tissue healing This is the purpose of tracheostomy care	300 Chest x-ray Prior to administering medication thru PICC, this must be completed to verify placement	300 pneumothroax Air in the pleural space
400 One RN and another associate trained in the process of checking blood Who should complete patient verification prior to beginning blood transfusion?	400 500mg : 50mg/1cc = xmg/10cc If there are 50mg of Rocephin in 1cc, how many mg are there in 10cc?	400 every shift or PRN How often should tracheostomy care be completed?	400 -Physician order -Diagnosis (ICH, CVA, trauma, pneumonia) -D/C with continued IV therapy (TPN, antibiotics) -Multiple incompatible IV medications -Patient history (difficult IV start) Name two criteria for placing PICC	400 -Apply vaseline gauze and a dressing -Stay with patient -Monitor for signs of respiratory distress -Have another nurse call physician -Prepare for chest tube reinsertion Your patient became confused and pulled their chest tube out. What do you do?
500 Stop the transfusion, notify physician and blood bank immediately While administering blood products to your patient, they complain of back pain, chills, and itching. You should:	500 5.2 or 5 gtt/min = 1000cc/2880 min x 15gtt factor/1 The physician orders 1000cc of D5 1/2 NS over 48 hours. How many gtts per minute if the gtt factor is 15?	500 hyperoxygenation This should always be provided before, during, and after suctioning	500 20cc (after blood draws, infusion of blood products, TPN, Heparin) This is the amount to flush the PICC line with after administration of PRBC's	500 relaxation, imagery, diversion, repositioning, heat, cold, massage You develop a pain management treatment plan with your patient. They ask about other methods besides pain medication. You respond:

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