IMAGE #6: This image is taken from which of the lymphatic organs we studied in lab? 

Which LETTER represents a valve that would be open when the ventricles contract? 

Which number indicates the bicuspid valve? 

STATION ONE: Answer the following three questions using the blood test results below.

Microscope B-Alt Image: Which type(s) of formed elements that we studied in lab is/are NOT depicted in image B-ALT? Select all that apply and recall that the “formed elements” of blood are the cells and cell fragments, whereas the plasma is blood’s liquid matrix.

What antigens (agglutinogens) would be present on erythrocytes of the blood in plate 2? Select all that apply. 

A nurse is caring for a client who is receiving a medication by continuous IV infusion. During a routine assessment of the IV site, the nurse notes that the catheter is no longer in the vein and the vesicant medication has infused into the subcutaneous tissue. Which of the following actions should the nurse take?

This is a hotspot question. In the picture, click on the area of the gravity infusion tubing that controls the rate of the infusion.You can only click one time.  

A nurse is preparing to administer three injections to the same client.  The client requests that each injection be given in a different site.  The client has an open wound on the left upper arm.   The three injections are: Flu vaccine 0.5 mL Vitamin B6 2.5 mL Pneumonia vaccine 1 mL The nurse will administer the flu vaccine in the [BLANK-1] [BLANK-2] site. The nurse will administer the Vitamin B6 vaccine in the right [BLANK-3] site. The nurse will administer the Pneumonia vaccine in the left [BLANK-4] site.

The nurse is giving an intradermal injection in the posterior aspect of the lower arm. The dosage of medication to be injected is 0.2 mL. Which is the best action for the nurse to take?