CAPA CERTIFICATION LATEST
EXAM
How long can MH re-occur for - ANSWERS-48-72 hrs
What temp do you stop cooling patient with MH - ANSWERS-38 * C
Who is Lupus more common in - ANSWERS-- females
- Asian and African descent
- 10-50 years of age
FACES pain scale age - ANSWERS-- children up to 7 years of age
Assess after parathyroidectomy - ANSWERS-- Calcium levels
- voice quality
Chinese culture believes that... - ANSWERS-disease is caused by
generation "y" - ANSWERS-ppl between 1980-2000
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EXAM
ASA guidlines on supplements - ANSWERS-stop taking 14 days prior
to surgery
what can UAPs do? - ANSWERS-- FSBG
- Obtain vitals
- collect urine for sample
- CANNOT TEACH OR REVIEW D/C INSTRUCTIONS
Normal drainage after total joints - ANSWERS-250-300cc
Teaching patient ages 2-6 years - ANSWERS-- uses puppets and
interactive play
Normal hemoglobin - ANSWERS-- pre-diabetic 5.8%-6.5%
- diabetics >6.5%
Extubation criteria - ANSWERS-- equal hand grasps
- ability to life head off the pillow for > 5 secs
- > 10 bpm
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EXAM
- ability to respond to commands
- open eyes, cough, swallow
Staffing ratios in Phase II - ANSWERS-1:2 when one is an intial
admission to phase II
Assessment and documentation of chest tube - ANSWERS-- vital signs
- presence of air leaks and fluctuations
- suction level used
- dressing/ drainage
- presence of crepitus
- patient positioning
Interventions increased intracranial pressure - ANSWERS-- maintain
HOB 30- 45 degrees
- head in neutral position
- NEVER put patient in prone or valsalva maneuvers
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EXAM
How long can MH re-occur for - ANSWERS-48-72 hrs
What temp do you stop cooling patient with MH - ANSWERS-38 * C
Who is Lupus more common in - ANSWERS-- females
- Asian and African descent
- 10-50 years of age
FACES pain scale age - ANSWERS-- children up to 7 years of age
Assess after parathyroidectomy - ANSWERS-- Calcium levels
- voice quality
Chinese culture believes that... - ANSWERS-disease is caused by
generation "y" - ANSWERS-ppl between 1980-2000
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, CAPA CERTIFICATION LATEST
EXAM
ASA guidlines on supplements - ANSWERS-stop taking 14 days prior
to surgery
what can UAPs do? - ANSWERS-- FSBG
- Obtain vitals
- collect urine for sample
- CANNOT TEACH OR REVIEW D/C INSTRUCTIONS
Normal drainage after total joints - ANSWERS-250-300cc
Teaching patient ages 2-6 years - ANSWERS-- uses puppets and
interactive play
Normal hemoglobin - ANSWERS-- pre-diabetic 5.8%-6.5%
- diabetics >6.5%
Extubation criteria - ANSWERS-- equal hand grasps
- ability to life head off the pillow for > 5 secs
- > 10 bpm
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, CAPA CERTIFICATION LATEST
EXAM
- ability to respond to commands
- open eyes, cough, swallow
Staffing ratios in Phase II - ANSWERS-1:2 when one is an intial
admission to phase II
Assessment and documentation of chest tube - ANSWERS-- vital signs
- presence of air leaks and fluctuations
- suction level used
- dressing/ drainage
- presence of crepitus
- patient positioning
Interventions increased intracranial pressure - ANSWERS-- maintain
HOB 30- 45 degrees
- head in neutral position
- NEVER put patient in prone or valsalva maneuvers
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