continuing education questions summer 2009 java

100 | JAVA | Vol 14 No 2 | 2009 Sedation or general anesthesia: a. May be necessary for successful PICC insertion in infants or children b. Is never necessary for successful PICC insertion in infants or children c. Should never be used during PICC insertion in infants or children d. Must always be used during PICC insertion in infants or children Over the past several years _________has become the preferred method for inserting PICCʼ s in the pediatric patient. a. surgical b. over the wire c. MST d. introducer Disadvantages of a 1.9 to 2FR PICC line include all of the following EXCEPT: a. lower flow rates b. increased infection c. inability to obtain blood d. increased occlusion Which of the following is NOT listed by the author as an advantage of using MST a. ability to standardize procedure and education b. decreased vessel trauma c. increased time to perform procedure d. decreased time pediatric patient is sedated Primary concern when using the antecubital vein for PICC insertion is that: a. the veins are difficult to find b. the veins are too small c. the veins are near a point of flexion d. the veins are too large Utilizing ultrasound gives the clinician all of the following information EXCEPT: a. catheter placement b. vein size c. vein patency d. vessel bifurcations Real-time visualization of the needle access attempt allows the clinician to see when the vein is properly penetrated which is often referred to as: a. secured b. captured c. attained d. obtained The desired vein for pediatric PICC insertion is the: a. brachial b. basilic c. cephalic d. axillary It is important to note that when assessing veins and arteries in neonates and young infants it: a. is difficult to see the vessels b. is difficult to compress the arteries c. is possible to compress the arteries d. is difficult to compress the veins In a retrospective study with ultrasound-guided central venous catheter insertion, the insertion success rate was lower in children: a. >5 years of age b. < 5 years of age c. > 1 year of age d. < 1 year of age 1. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 2. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 3. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 4. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 5. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 6. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 7. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 8. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 9. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑ 10. 1.❑ 2.❑ 3.❑ 4.❑

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Page 1: Continuing Education Questions Summer 2009 JAVA

100 | JAVA | Vol 14 No 2 | 2009

Sedation or general anesthesia:a. May be necessary for successful PICC insertion in

infants or childrenb. Is never necessary for successful PICC insertion in

infants or childrenc. Should never be used during PICC insertion in infants

or childrend. Must always be used during PICC insertion in infants

or children

Over the past several years _________has become the preferred method for inserting PICCʼs in the pediatric patient.

a. surgicalb. over the wirec. MSTd. introducer

Disadvantages of a 1.9 to 2FR PICC line include all of the following EXCEPT:

a. lower flow ratesb. increased infectionc. inability to obtain bloodd. increased occlusion

Which of the following is NOT listed by the author as an advantage of using MST

a. ability to standardize procedure and educationb. decreased vessel traumac. increased time to perform procedured. decreased time pediatric patient is sedated

Primary concern when using the antecubital vein for PICC insertion is that:

a. the veins are difficult to findb. the veins are too smallc. the veins are near a point of flexiond. the veins are too large

Utilizing ultrasound gives the clinician all of the following information EXCEPT:

a. catheter placementb. vein sizec. vein patencyd. vessel bifurcations

Real-time visualization of the needle access attempt allows the clinician to see when the vein is properly penetrated which is often referred to as:

a. securedb. capturedc. attainedd. obtained

The desired vein for pediatric PICC insertion is the:a. brachialb. basilicc. cephalicd. axillary

It is important to note that when assessing veins and arteries in neonates and young infants it:

a. is difficult to see the vesselsb. is difficult to compress the arteriesc. is possible to compress the arteriesd. is difficult to compress the veins

In a retrospective study with ultrasound-guided central venous catheter insertion, the insertion success rate was lower in children:

a. >5 years of ageb. < 5 years of agec. > 1 year of aged. < 1 year of age

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