How do you Position the patient and clear the airway, who is suspected to be poisonedQuestion 3Answera.Place the patient in a head-above, right-sided position that allows the tongue to fall forward and secretions or vomitus to drain out of the mouth.b.Place the patient in a head-down, left-sided position that allows the tongue to fall forward and secretions or vomitus to drain out of the mouth.c.A+ed.force the flaccid tongue downward to maximize the airway opening.e.Place the patient in a head-down, right-sided position that allows the tongue to fall forward and secretions or vomitus to drain out of the mouth.f.force the flaccid tongue forward to maximize the airway opening.g.A +d

An infant has stopped breathing; what position should you place the infants head in order to check and clear the airway?

In which of the following positions should the nurse place the client?*1 pointa. Semi-sitting (low Fowler’s position)b. Sitting nearly upright (high Fowler’s position)c. Lying on her right side (Sims’ position)d. Lying on her back with her head lowered (Trendelenburg’s position)

Which among the following is NOT a purpose of a nasogastric tube (NGT)?*1 pointa. Administering tube feedingsb. Suctioning contents from the stomach and airwayc. Obtain samples for laboratory analysisd. Lavage the stomach if patient has poisoning13. In what position should you place the client in when inserting a NGT? *1 pointa. Semi-Fowler’sb. Side-lyingc. High Fowler’sd. Tripod14. As you are inserting the tube, the patient starts to gag. What would be your initial action?*1 pointa. Stop and let the client restb. Withdraw slightly and advance againc. Have the client tilt their head forwardd. Remove and lubricate the tube

Question 8 (5 points) How should a sublingual medication be administered to a patient? Question 8 options: By placing it under the tongue and allowing saliva to dissolve it By applying a medicated patch to the upper arm or underarm By placing it against the cheek of the patient to be absorbed By means of a spray, mist, or gas that can be inhaled through a device Question 9 (5 points) Before taking a dose of a strong drug, the patient mentions that it has been quite a while since she last ate. Why is this important to know? Question 9 options: The rate at which the drug will be excreted increases substantially. The rate of absorption will be significantly reduced to the point where the medicine may have little or no effect. The rate of absorption increases, as well as the likelihood of irritation. There is a much greater risk of an allergic reaction to the medicine. Question 10 (5 points) If a drug has explicit instructions that it be administered "parenterally," how should it be consumed by the patient? Question 10 options: By injection By inserting it through the rectum By rubbing it through the skin By swallowing it Question 11 (5 points) If someone tells you that a particular drug is "OTC," what does this mean about the drug? Question 11 options: The FDA doesn't have any restrictions on the use of the drug. The drug is experimental and hasn't yet been approved by the FDA. The drug is particularly dangerous and subject to overuse or abuse. The drug is highly controlled and requires a prescription to be bought.

Arrange the following in proper order:1. Place one hand on the forehead and gently tilt the head back.2. Remove any obvious obstructions from the victim’s mouth, including dislodgeddentures, but leave well-fitting dentures in place.3. Place the fingertips of two fingers under the point of the victim’s chin and lift thechin. If injury to the neck is suspected, handle the head very gently and try to avoid tilting the head too much.