Mrs. Bruno, a 92 year old female, has been suffering with right hip pain for 3 days. Her son brought her to the ED. She tells the nurse that in the last 72 hours she only drank one 8 oz glass of warm milk. Her veins are small and poorly accessible. The physician ordered an IV and Dilaudid 1mg/0.5mL NOW for pain. The X-ray of the hip revealed no fracture. The physician explains that she will be admitted with diagnoses of pain and dehydration. What is the best choice of gauge to use:  

Tanya is a 21 year old transgender female who is being seen in the inpatient rehab unit by the OTA. Tanya was on a camping trip when she slipped and fell on her back. She acquired an incomplete C-7 spinal cord injury (SCI). An OTA student is out on Level II fieldwork (FW) where the CI asked the student to complete sensory testing on Tanya. The OTA student identifies wanting to use sharp dull testing on Tanya. Which of the following considerations must the OTA student explain about sharp dull testing?

How is a tunneled catheter different from the peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC):  

Most needlesticks injuries are related to (Select all that apply):  

A client arrives to the hospital ER department and the neurological team assess him along with the FAST results to determine the client has a concern for clotting and blockage of the middle cerebral artery. Based on this information, what type of condition does the client present with?

MATCH the following. Tunica media:

1000 ml NS infusing at 125ml/hr beginning at 0700. What time is your infusion completion time? ______________ completion time (must be in military time)

All the following are contributing factors that may lead to obesity except:

Order: 1,800 mL normal saline IV to infuse in 15 hours by infusion pump. Flow rate: ________________ mL/h

An IV antibiotic in 20 ml of solution is to infuse over 20 minutes with a microdrip set. _________ gtt/min