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Practice setting, ICU patient, lines and TubesOnline version describes the lines and tubes, and how to work around them. by Maddison Kimmich 1 Which of the following is NOT an acute care specialty setting? a ICU b Cardiac Rehab c Outpatient Orthopedics d Emergency Room 2 Patients in acute rehabilitation must be able to tolerate at least 3 hours of therapy per day. a True b False 3 List two diagnoses commonly treated in acute rehabilitation. Choose one or more answers a Stroke b pinal Cord Injury (SCI) c hip replacement d knee injury 4 In skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), patients typically receive how much therapy per day? a 30 minutes b 1.5 hours c 3 hours d 4+ hours 5 What is the primary goal of discharge planning in rehabilitation settings? a To discharge the patient to the least restrictive environment b To keep the patient in the hospital as long as possible c To make sure the patient never requires therapy again d To discharge the patient only when they are completely independent with no assistance 6 Before treating a patient in the ICU, what should the PTA check first? a Monitoring equipment and lines b Patient’s favorite activity c Nurse’s meal schedule d Visitor log 7 An abnormal vital sign reading always means the treatment session must be stopped immediately. a false b true 8 Name two treatment goals when working with ICU patients. Choose one or more answers a Maintain ROM b increase strength c Teach the patient to run a marathon during admission d Focus only on cosmetic appearance instead of function 9 Which of the following would be an appropriate activity for an ICU patient? a Bed mobility b Running laps in the hallway c Resistance training with heavy weights d None of the above 10 Which urinary catheter is inserted through the urethra into the bladder and held in place with a balloon? a External (Condom) Catheter b Indwelling (Foley) Catheter c NG Tube d IV Catheter 11 When a patient has a PICC line in the right arm, it is acceptable to take blood pressure on that arm. a false b true c d 12 What should the PTA do if a drain line becomes full during treatment? a Alert nursing staff (they may need to empty or measure output) b empty the drain line c cont. PT d leave the room 13 Which of the following oxygen delivery devices provides the highest concentration of oxygen? a Non-Rebreather Mask b Nasal Cannula c Simple Mask d Non-Rebreather Mask 14 List one precaution when working with a patient who has a chest tube. Choose one or more answers a Monitor vitals b avoid pulling on the tube c pull the tube d extensive PT 15 The PTA is legally allowed to press the Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA) pump button for the patient. a true b false 16 Which of the following is TRUE about mechanical ventilators? a They help patients exhale actively b They are usually connected via an endotracheal or tracheostomy tube c Patients can safely disconnect for therapy sessions d They require no monitoring during PT treatment 17 What is the primary purpose of CPAP or BiPAP? a Long-term IV access b Non-invasive breathing support c Monitoring intracranial pressure d Collecting urine output 18 Which precaution is MOST important with a Foley catheter? a Keep the bag below the level of the bladder b Place the bag on the patient’s lap during transfers c Encourage the patient to disconnect the bag d Clamp the tubing to avoid leaks 19 PTAs may use suction equipment in which situation? a Any time a patient requests b Only when properly trained and in urgent situations c To speed up discharge planning d Never — only physicians can suction 20 Which is the MOST important consideration with a chest tube? a Keep collection chamber below insertion site b Clamp the tube to prevent drainage c Encourage patient to lie prone during treatment d Disconnect during ambulation 21 Which activity is CONTRAINDICATED for a patient with a PICC line in the right arm? a Bed mobility b Taking blood pressure in the right arm c Seated balance exercises d Transfers with standby assist 22 Which position is contraindicated for a patient with an ICP monitor? a Supine with head neutral b Trendelenburg c Sitting at edge of bed d Supported sidelying 23 What is a key safety precaution for patients with feeding tubes? a Keep head of bed at least 30° b Place tubing across patient’s lap for easier transfers c Encourage patient to bend forward during treatment d Disconnect tube without asking nursing 24 Which of the following is TRUE about IV lines? a Blood pressure should be taken on the IV arm b Keep bags higher than the patient if gravity-based c Large air bubbles in tubing are safe d Pulling on the line will not cause harm 25 Which oxygen delivery device provides the highest concentration of oxygen? a Nasal cannula b Simple mask c Non-rebreather mask d Venturi mask 26 what should you NOT do with a urinary catheter a raise the bag above the bladder b keep it leveled c alert nurse if its full or has blood in it d don't to PT 27 where would a PICC line be located a on the leg b above the elbow c on the forearm d hand 28 what does the inter cranial pressure drain do a monitors pressure exerted against skull by brain tissue blood or CSF b It delivers long-term antibiotics directly into the heart c It monitors the patient’s blood sugar levels d It functions as a urinary catheter substitute 29 what degree should the neck be flexed a 30 b 40 c 45 d 60 30 what to avoid with intecranial pressure drain a Avoid letting the patient rest with their head in a neutral position b Avoid keeping the head of the bed elevated c Avoid monitoring for changes in mental status d isometric exercise, trendeleburg position, prone position 31 a tube that is directly inserted into stomach through inaction on abdomen a NG tube b gastric tube (G tube) c intravenous feeding 32 promoting wound healing by (pulling) would edges together via negative pressure. Remove fluid from the wound to reduce swelling and remove bacteria a wound vac b By blowing air into the wound to push the edges apart c By filling the wound with water to promote healing d By applying electrical shocks directly to the wound 33 PCA patient controlled analgesia a pain IV medication, pt administrated via a handheld button PRN b A device that delivers extra vitamins whenever the patient presses a button. c A system that automatically makes patients walk around the ward to reduce pain. d machine that automatically performs surgery when pain is felt.

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Practice setting, ICU patient, lines and TubesOnline version

by Maddison Kimmich

Which of the following is NOT an acute care specialty setting?

Patients in acute rehabilitation must be able to tolerate at least 3 hours of therapy per day.

List two diagnoses commonly treated in acute rehabilitation.

In skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), patients typically receive how much therapy per day?

What is the primary goal of discharge planning in rehabilitation settings?

Before treating a patient in the ICU, what should the PTA check first?

An abnormal vital sign reading always means the treatment session must be stopped immediately.

Name two treatment goals when working with ICU patients.

Which of the following would be an appropriate activity for an ICU patient?

Which urinary catheter is inserted through the urethra into the bladder and held in place with a balloon?

When a patient has a PICC line in the right arm, it is acceptable to take blood pressure on that arm.

What should the PTA do if a drain line becomes full during treatment?

Which of the following oxygen delivery devices provides the highest concentration of oxygen?

List one precaution when working with a patient who has a chest tube.

The PTA is legally allowed to press the Patient-Controlled Analgesia (PCA) pump button for the patient.

Which of the following is TRUE about mechanical ventilators?

What is the primary purpose of CPAP or BiPAP?

Which precaution is MOST important with a Foley catheter?

PTAs may use suction equipment in which situation?

Which is the MOST important consideration with a chest tube?

Which activity is CONTRAINDICATED for a patient with a PICC line in the right arm?

Which position is contraindicated for a patient with an ICP monitor?

What is a key safety precaution for patients with feeding tubes?

Which of the following is TRUE about IV lines?

Which oxygen delivery device provides the highest concentration of oxygen?

what should you NOT do with a urinary catheter

where would a PICC line be located

what does the inter cranial pressure drain do

what degree should the neck be flexed

what to avoid with intecranial pressure drain

a tube that is directly inserted into stomach through inaction on abdomen

promoting wound healing by (pulling) would edges together via negative pressure. Remove fluid from the wound to reduce swelling and remove bacteria

PCA patient controlled analgesia