Across
- 5. The type of dressing that is applied to the chest tube after it is sutured in place
- 6. How many minutes must the patient be under direct observation after beginning blood administration?
- 7. Transfusion reaction that begins within 4 hours of initiating the transfusion. Signs and symptoms include fever, hypotension, tachypnea, and dyspnea, with diffuse pulmonary infiltrates on the x-ray and the general clinical presentation of noncardiogenic pulmonary edema
Down
- 1. The type of solution you clean your central line site with.
- 2. How many days the central line or PICC line dressings should be changed if not visibly soiled?
- 3. Located at the fourth intercostal space at the mid-anterior-posterior diameter of the chest wall. This is the location of the right atrium, where the tip of a CVP catheter would lay.
- 4. The action of the water in the water seal chamber which may rise with inhalation and fall with exhalation.
- 5. defined as when the oscillations following the downstroke are sluggish and can underestimate systolic pressure or overestimate diastolic pressure.