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Explain thoroughly why we can't venipuncture the Intravenous Fluid Line. However if we can puncture the said area, explain the circumstances.
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- Determine the proper time or situation to apply the three mentioned needles: EXPLAIN IN 3-4 SENTENCES 1. SINGLE DRAW NEEDLE 2. MULTIPLE DRAW NEEDLE 3. BUTTERFLY (WINGED INFUSION)A 39-year-old man with a history of bacterial endocarditis notices numerouspinpoint hemorrhages around the orbit of his eyes (shown in the image; seearrows). What is the appropriate term used to describe this form of superficialhemorrhage. A- EcchymosisB- ErythemaC- PetechiaD- PurpuraIn your own words, discuss the common problems associated with routine blood smear preparation during capillary puncture
- When is the appropriate time to use venipuncture over capillary puncture, and vice versa? Explain your answers.Explain each: Why observe the following when doing ETS blood collection? a. Expiry date of blood collection tube b. Proper assembly of adapter, needle, and collection tubes Cleaning of puncture site in an inward to outward circular motion c. Puncture site after antiseptic has air dried d. Mixing blood and no pre-labelling of collection tubes e. Removal of tourniquet prior to needle drawing from vein f. Applying pressure to the site after blood collectionA nurse is administering a blood transfusion for a patient following surgery. During the transfusion, the patient dis-plays signs of dyspnea, dry cough, and pulmonary edema. What would be the nurse’s priority actions related to thesesymptoms?a. Slow or stop the infusion; monitor vital signs, notify thephysician, place the patient in upright position with feetdependent.b. Stop the transfusion immediately and keep the vein openwith normal saline, notify the physician stat, administerantihistamine parenterally as needed.c. Stop the transfusion immediately and keep the veinopen with normal saline, notify the physician, andtreat symptoms.d. Stop the infusion immediately, obtain a culture of thepatient’s blood, monitor vital signs, notify the physician,administer antibiotics stat.
- A 65-year-old m a n with a 5-year history of alcoholic cirrhosis comes to the physician for a follow-up examination. Physical examination shows palmar erythema, gynecomastia and moderate ascites. Laboratory studies show an increased prothrombin time. Replacement of which of the following coagulation factors is most likely to improve this patient’s prothrombin time ?A) Factor VII (proconvertin)B) Factor VIII (antihemophilic factor)C) Factor IX (plasma thromboplastin component) D) Factor X (Stuart factor)E) Factor XI (plasma thromboplastin antecedent) F) Factor XII (Hageman factor)(b) A man with a history of pneumonia disease went to hospital for a blood test. He was required to perform arterial puncture. Justify why blood obtained from arterial puncture is suitable compared to other blood withdraw procedures such as venipuncture and skin puncture.Mr. A was diagnosed with chronic renal failure and had an arteriovenous graft in his left arm. A student nurse applies the BP Cuff to his left arm. Which of the following responses would be correct by Mr. A? 1) How many patients BP have you assessed ? O 21 Are you sure you applied the BP Cuff to the correct arm? 3) | like the idea that you are using my left arm, it is closer to my heart O 4) What is my last BP reading?
- What is the equipment's used in venipuncture? What are the complications encountered in venipuncture? Enumerate 3 and explain. What is important step in phlebotomy? Explain briefly What will you do if your patient begins to faint during venipuncture? explain briefly Can agglutination occur when type A blood is given to a person with type O blood.Briefly describe the disease (minimum 4-5 sentences); and write in a paragraph. As you summarize the chosen disorders, please remember to use your own words. Do not copy-paste from the Internet. Make it simple and understandable for yourself so that you can use the chart to study from later. Determine whether it is usually caused by genetic factors, lifestyle factors, infection, or a combination. • Brugada Syndrome • Atrial Fibrillation • Dilated Cardiomyopathy • Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy • Endocarditis • Valvular StenosisPlease explain in detail Question #1: Describe the "order of draw" for collection tubes. Question #2: Describe the patient's identification process for inpatient .