Brain Scans and Bronchoscopy Procedures

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Flashcards covering essential procedures and considerations for brain scans and bronchoscopy, including pre-exam and post-exam care.

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What is the required fasting period before a brain scan if contrast dye is used?

The patient must be on NPO status for 4 hours before the examination.

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What instruction should patients follow regarding hair accessories before a brain scan?

Patients should be instructed not to wear wigs, hairpins, clips, or partial denture plates.

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Why is it important to assess for iodine allergies before a brain scan?

Patients may have allergies to iodine, which could cause adverse reactions during or after the procedure.

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What is the post-exam care for a patient after a brain scan?

Encourage fluid intake and assess for iodine allergies.

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What is the purpose of the bronchoscopy procedure?

A bronchoscope is used to view the airways and check for any abnormalities.

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What must the patient do before a bronchoscopy?

The patient must maintain NPO status after midnight (4-8 hours) before the procedure.

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How long should a patient remain NPO after a bronchoscopy?

Patients should remain NPO until the gag reflex returns, typically within 2-4 hours.

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What should the patient do to minimize the risk of bacteria during bronchoscopy?

Instruct patients to perform good mouth care before the procedure.

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What should be monitored closely after the bronchoscopy?

Monitor vital signs and observe for impaired respirations.

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How should the patient be informed about the effects of anesthesia following bronchoscopy?

Patients should be observed closely until no effects of anesthesia remain.