1. Normal amount of oxygen in arterial blood

Various concentrations of oxygen can be administered with the help of 

Cerebral tissues receive how much % of o2 supply

Normal saline belongs to 

o2 cylinders to be placed at which part of patient

Hypotonic solution includes

Nasal catheters to be changed

Dextran belongs to group of 

The ability to breath easily  only in upright postion

Which of the following types of solution when administered intravenously would cause a shift of fluid from body tissues to the blood stream

Blue coloured venturi delivers

The percentage of fluid in infants body

Green Colored venturi delivers

A type of chemical warfare agent

IV fluids replaces

Anthrax transmission occurs via

Most Important complication of Iv infusion is 

Measles needs

Peripheral IV sets should exclude

Favourable position for GERD patients

Patient with COPD should have oxygen administered by nasal cannula at the rate of 

Devices used to immobilize extrimites and maintain specific body alignment

Tracheostomy suctioning at a time should not exceed

Device providing assistance in rolling from side to side or sitting up in the bed

Which of the following parameter is commonly used to assess the  adequacy of fluid replacement in a patient with burns 

The catheter used for long term iv therapy

Which is the equipment that indirectly measures arterial oxygen saturation

Normal Percentage of oxygen in atmosphere 

How many drops in a standard dropset make one ml

A patient who is receiving IV therapy  develops tenderness warmth, erythema and pain at the infusion site.which of the following condition well you suspect

Bluish discolouration of skin is termed as

1000 ml of normal saline is to be infused in 8 hours what should be the rate of flow per minute, if the drop factor is 15?

O2 is

The percentage of water in human body is

Various concentrations of oxygen can be administered with the help of

The safest position for a lady with cord prolapse in labour is  

In Fowler’s position head end of bed (HOB) should be elevated to

The amount of blood used for exchange transfusion in a neonate is

Position for self administration of enema

Blood flow in the upper extremity is assessed by

The most reliable physical assessment indicator of low oxygen in blood 

Trendelenburg position is not used in  

Appropriate position for a client with severe ascitis

A Patient request that an IV not be initiated in his hand ,which site is the next best choice 

Position in which the patient is to be cared after lower extremity amputation

while recieving blood transfusion the patient develops chills and headache, the nurses first action is to

during iv therapy, patient developed increased  BP,  distended jugular veins indicates