Keith Thompson comes to the medical office for a complete physical examination. Keith has a history of heart disease in his family. Dr. Invivo wants to have a lipid profile performed. Korey McGrew, CMA (AAMA), explains to Keith the patient preparation necessary for this test. Keith returns to the office the next morning to have blood drawn. Which of the following statements indicates that Keith did not prepare properly for this test?

After receiving Jennifer’s laboratory report and highlighting values outside the reference range, Korey takes the following action:

The licensed prescriber orders Tegretol XR 0.2 g PO TID for your client’s epilepsy.  How many tablets will the nurse administer per dose? _____ tabs (Enter numeric answer only)  

Korey is getting ready to draw the blood specimen on Jennifer to send to Outside Laboratory for testing. Korey wants to be sure that she uses the correct color stopper blood tube and collects the proper amount of the specimen. The best way to obtain this information is to

Since we are near the end of the semester, I figured I would give you all a nice bonus question. Choose your answer wisely. This question is worth 6 points. Don’t overthink it. 

Calculate the OUTPUT for your client based on the following:   0745:  Void 300 mL of urine 0815:  Ate 2 eggs; 1/3 of a 6 oz juice; 2 pieces of bacon; 3/4 cup of milk (cup = 8 oz); 2 slices of toast 1030:  Consumed 3/4 of 6 oz can of soda 1145:  Void 350 mL of urine 1230:  Ate 1/2 of a club sandwich; 8 oz of Jell-O; 3/4 of a bag of chips; 15 tsp of ice cream 1350:  150 mL of thick yellow emesis 1430:  50 mL of NG tube drainage   What is your client’s total OUTPUT  ______ mL   (Enter numeric answer only)  

A client with a thrombosis has a heparin infusion at 15 mL/hr. The heparin concentration is 25,000 units in 500 mL of 0.45% NS.  How many units per hour is the client receiving? _____ units/hr   (Enter numeric answer only)   

Calculate the total output for the following client: _______ mL   Drank 1 cup of coffee (cup = 10 oz)   Voided 250 mL of urine and had ½ cup of liquid stool (cup = 8 oz)   Consumed ½ bowl of broth; 4 oz of Jell-O; 1 cup of apple juice (cup = 8 oz)   Nasogastric tube drainage emptied 480 mL   Consumed 2 peaches and 10 tsp ice cream   Thick, yellow emesis of 50 mL   (Enter numeric answer only)  

Order: Amoxicillin 0.5 g by nasogastric tube q6h.   Available:     How many mL will you administer per dose? _______ mL   (Enter numeric answer only)     

You are flying the RNAV 9R Circling to 27R approach into KMLB. During the circle, you fly behind a layer of low clouds and lose sight of the airport but remain outside the clouds in visual conditions. Explain what the appropriate procedure in this scenario would be and how you would fly it.