Just to review, here are some questions from the super enumeration-filled exam. I've provided the surest answers I got:
> complications of giving otic meds in its extreme condition=vertigo, dizziness ...
> things you should avoid in choosing intramuscular injection site=mole, birthmark, scar tissue,
> subcutaneous injection sites=lateral upper arms and thighs, fat pads on abdomen, upper hips
> reasons why you should rotate injection sites in giving insulin
> stock dose of potassium chloride = 40mL/20mL
> the best injection site for emaciated and elderly patients
> the best injection site for 7 months old and above = ventrogluteal
> the best position when instilling nasal meds
> indications for nasogastric tube insertion
> indications for indwelling catheter
> examples of meds for treating glaucoma = beta blockers and NSAIDS
> reasons for doing tracheostomy care
> reasons for doing suctioning
I find this one question so mind-boggling: give 6 reasons why you have to fill the urinary catheter balloon with 10mL of PNSS... I mean, why does it have to be 6 reasons? I can only give 2 sensible answers, 4 are just wild guess. In the book, there are only 2 reasons. Maybe I should ask Mr. JP about it. If only we're allowed to save the presentation in our personal USB's.