2026 PCC Suctioning (CAR)

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2026 PCC Suctioning (CAR)Online version https://point-of-care.elsevierperformancemanager.com/skills/1164/quick-sheet?skillId=MN_065&virtualname=cmh-mokansascity https://point-of-care.elsevierperformancemanager.com/skills/755/quick-sheet?skillId=CCP_007&virtualname=cmh-mokansascity by CM Education Department 1 What should you always do first before performing any procedure? a Wash hands. b Verify the correct patient using 2 patient identifiers. c Explain procedure to family. d All of the above 2 In what position should you place the patient to assist with drainage of the secretions: Choose one or more answers a Supine with the head turned sideways b Prone c Side lying 3 What are contraindications for bulb syringe use? a History of GERD. b Active coughing or sneezing. c Oropharyngeal/nasal malformations d Attempting to suction before a feeding. 4 Why would you not insert the bulb syringe tip directly into the back of the newborn’s mouth? a It may cause trauma. b It may cause the patient to cry. c It may trigger the gag reflex. d It may alter the newborn’s sense of taste. 5 What type of solution can you use to lubricate the tip of the bulb and naris with? a 0.45% Sodium Chloride b 0.9% Sodium Chloride c 5% Dextrose in Water d Lactated Ringers 6 Suctioning may induce: a Bradycardia b Hypotension c Hypoglycemia d Hyperbilirubinemia 7 What are some signs that may indicate the need for bulb suctioning: a Excess oral secretions b Dusky color of face or around mouth c Gurgling or stridor on inspiration or expiration d All of the above 8 What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for an infant? a 100-120 mm Hg b 80-100 mm Hg c 60-80 mm Hg d 120-140 mm Hg 9 What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for a child? a 60-80 mm Hg b 100-120 mm Hg c 80-100 mm Hg d 120-140 mm Hg 10 What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for an adolescent? a 80-100 mm Hg b 100-120 mm Hg c 120-140 mm Hg d 60-80 mm Hg

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What should you always do first before performing any procedure?

Wash hands.

Verify the correct patient using 2 patient identifiers.

Explain procedure to family.

All of the above

In what position should you place the patient to assist with drainage of the secretions:

Choose one or more answers

Supine with the head turned sideways

Prone

Side lying

What are contraindications for bulb syringe use?

History of GERD.

Active coughing or sneezing.

Oropharyngeal/nasal malformations

Attempting to suction before a feeding.

Why would you not insert the bulb syringe tip directly into the back of the newborn’s mouth?

It may cause trauma.

It may cause the patient to cry.

It may trigger the gag reflex.

It may alter the newborn’s sense of taste.

What type of solution can you use to lubricate the tip of the bulb and naris with?

0.45% Sodium Chloride

0.9% Sodium Chloride

5% Dextrose in Water

Lactated Ringers

Suctioning may induce:

Bradycardia

Hypotension

Hypoglycemia

Hyperbilirubinemia

What are some signs that may indicate the need for bulb suctioning:

Excess oral secretions

Dusky color of face or around mouth

Gurgling or stridor on inspiration or expiration

All of the above

What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for an infant?

100-120 mm Hg

80-100 mm Hg

60-80 mm Hg

120-140 mm Hg

What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for a child?

60-80 mm Hg

100-120 mm Hg

80-100 mm Hg

120-140 mm Hg

What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for an adolescent?

80-100 mm Hg

100-120 mm Hg

120-140 mm Hg

60-80 mm Hg

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2026 PCC Suctioning (CAR)Online version

by CM Education Department

What should you always do first before performing any procedure?

In what position should you place the patient to assist with drainage of the secretions:

Choose one or more answers

What are contraindications for bulb syringe use?

Why would you not insert the bulb syringe tip directly into the back of the newborn’s mouth?

What type of solution can you use to lubricate the tip of the bulb and naris with?

Suctioning may induce:

What are some signs that may indicate the need for bulb suctioning:

What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for an infant?

What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for a child?

What is the appropriate suction regulator pressure for an adolescent?

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