Nursing Jeopardy Jennifer Fernandez University of St. Mary

Nursing Jeopardy NG tubesCVLsTrachs $25 $50 $100

NG tubes $25 Where should you measure to insert an NG tube? 1.Tip of nose- ear- top of sternum 2.Cheek – ear- nipple line 3.Tip of nose- ear- nipple line 4.Tip of nose- ear- xiphisternum Correct answer= #4

NG tubes $50 Where is the tip of the NG tube supposed to be located if correctly placed? 1.Stomach 2.Duodenum 3.Jujunem 4.Esophagus Correct answer= #1

NG tubes $100 How should NG tube placement be verified according to EBP? 1.Auscultation only 2.Chest x-ray 3.KUB, aspirate contents, ph strips, & auscultation 4.Aspirate contents & ph strips Correct answer= #3

CVLs $25 What should be used to clean the insertion site of CVLs? 1.Alcohol 2.Peroxide 3.Betadine 4.Chlorhexidine gluconate Correct answer= #4

CVLs $50 What PPE should be used during CVL insertion? 1.Gloves 2.Mask and gown 3.Gloves, gown and mask 4.Gloves and mask Correct answer= #3

CVLs $100 What is the number one way to prevent CLABSIs? 1.Proper hand hygiene 2.Use of chlorhexidine gluconate 3.Optimal site location 4.Proper dressing changes and usage Correct answer= #1

Trachs $25 Where is a tracheostomy inserted? 1.Esophagus 2.Trachea 3.Throat 4.Neck Correct answer= #2

Trachs $50 What type of solution should be used when cleaning trachs? 1.Alcohol 2.Betadine 3.Chlorhexidine gluconate 4.½ hydrogen peroxide ½ sterile water Correct answer = #4

Trachs $100 When suctioning patients what solution should be routinely be used to break up mucus? 1.Sterile water 2.Hydrogen peroxide 3.3% saline 4.7% saline Correct answer = #3

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