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1. Purpose of small volume enema: Used to clean the sigmoid and rectum
- How enema function: Causes distention of the bowel and stimulates the defecation reflex
- During enema administration, direct rectal tip of enema
solution container to
: Causes distention of the bowel and stimulates the defecation reflex
- Once the client is in position the nurse visualizes the
anus and is ready to insert the rectal tip. She is doing the procedure correctly when she directs the rectal tip to
the:
: umbilicus
- Principle behind obtaining informed consent before
invasive procedure
: Autonomy
- Autonomy: respect for an individual's right to self-determination and freedom to choose and
- A staff nurse reports to the supervisor that a newly
implement one's own decision • be sure that all patients have consented to all treatments and procedure • explain procedures to patients properly
hired nurse is "falsifying data in the vital signs sheet for the clients assigned to her." What action should the supervisor do FIRST?: Take the client's vital signs and compare with the data recorded by the new nurse
ANSWER: C
- Priority management in patient with restraint : Release every 2 to 4 hours, Assess every 30 minutes or as needed
- The parents understand safety precautions on children
when they state that they:
: Will keep plastic bags and wraps are away from reach of children
ANSWER: C
- Accidental poisoning is an important concern because
poisons cause serious injuries to children and the elderly.As you conduct your safety awareness class for parents, you find that you need to give more detailed instructions
when a parent says "I will:
: induce vomiting if my child swallows kerosene."
- Which of the following are required measures
observed by health care workers when in contact with blood and body fluids?
: Hand hygiene and gloves
- When communicating with Theresa, the nurse assumes
the face to face position to:
: Express availability and desire to communicate
- Communication zone for communication between
nurse and patient
: Personal distance
- While communicating with Theresa you use attentive
listening. This requires that the nurse:
: Pays attention to both the content and feeling tone of the client
- The client complains of pain in the left chest down to
the left shoulder and left jaw. In your documentation for
your nurses' notes, you will record this as:
: Radiating pain
- The changes in Mrs. De Vera's vital signs that you
would expect when she complains of pain are the
following EXCEPT:
: Decrease in temperature
- A client with congestive heart failure is taking
hydrochlorothiazide once a day. While the client is taking the medication, the nurse should encourage the client to
eat which of the following fruits:
: banana
- The nurse is administering a bronchodilator to a client
with severe upper respiratory tract infection. The client is manifesting the desired effect of the bronchodilator
when the nurse assesses which of the following:
: Effortless respiration
- When the nurse conducts physical assessment of the
abdomen, auscultation should precede palpation to:
: Prevent altering the frequency and character of bowel sounds
- Dimming lights of the room as request by the client,
level of Maslow's hierarchy of needs met
: Safety and Security
21. Inadequate nutrition: Emaciated and weak appearance
- Desired effect of the bronchodilator in patient with
severe upper respiratory tract infection
: effortless respiration
- In abdominal assessment, auscultation should
precede palpation to:
: Prevent altering the frequency and character of bowel sounds
24. During palpation: use fingertips
- After giving analgesic, what is the priority : reassess pain level after 30 minutes to 1 hour of giving the drug
- McCaffery's guideline in pain management: "whatever the experiencing person says it is, existing whenever and wherever the
- To maintain efficacy of nitroglycerine, store drug
person say it does" has become the prevailing conceptualization of pain for clinicians over the past few decades
where
: Keep sublingual tablets in amber glass bottle
- Appropriate instruction to patient with Patient-
Controlled Analgesia
: "Push the button when you feel the pain is starting."
29. Possible sign of ruptured appendix: Pain subsides
- An effective intervention to prevent perforation of the
inflamed appendix
: Keep patient on N PO
- Short discrete bubbling sounds over the lower region
of lungs
: crackles
- Continuous, high-pitched, squeaky musical sounds
adventitious breath sound
: wheezing
- Acromegaly, manifestation: Enlarged extremities due to skeletal thickness and macroglossia (large tongue)
34. Transphenoidal hypophysectomy, incision site : under the upper lip
35. What to wear BEFORE scrubbing of hands in OR : head cap, mask, goggles
- Skin preparation in OR, what and how to wear : sterile gloves - open glove technique
- Most painful site of the wrist during venipuncture : inner aspect of the WRIST
- Cause of hypospadias: congenital (occurs during 3rd month of fetal development)
- Surgical operation needed to be postponed for a
child with hypospadias
: Circumcision
- Radioactive iodine uptake determines what : Absorption of the iodine isotope
41. Diet for hypothyroidism: low calorie, high fiber
- Post-thyroidectomy, assessment for possible
laryngeal nerve damage
: Talk with the client and note change in voice
43. Serum calcium level of 5.0 mg/dl, what to do : Assess for signs of tetany
44. Confirmatory diagnosis for hiatal hernia: barium swallow
45. To prevent increase in gastric acid secretion : avoid cigarette smoking
46. Confirmatory test for cholelithiasis: UTZ
- Morphine is contraindicated for cholelithaisis because:: Causes spasm of the Sphincter of Oddi
- Bilateral tubal ligation, ask for informed consent to
whom
: BOTH husband and wife
49. Role of nurse in informed consent: witness
- Characteristic (typology) of RBC in iron deficiency
anemia
: Microcytic and hypochromic
- Vitamin B12 deficiency, S/Sx: Slight jaundice, fatigue, paresthesia, glossitis
- Surgeon came into the OR suite swinging her hands : Oblige the assistant surgeon to scrub again
- How to apply dressing after stitching of incisional site
ANSWER: Put the dressings, remove his gloves to apply the tape
- Processes of absorption of nutrients by SMALL
intestine
: diffusion and active transport
55. Psoriasis: A chronic inflammatory skin disorder, not contagious
- Psoriasis skin lesions: Well demarcated regions of erythematous plaques that shed thick silvery white
flakes
57. Herpes Zoster (shingles), precipitating factor : decrease immune system
58. Shock, position: modified trendelenburg
- 2 characteristics of circulating blood volume in septic
shock
: (1) Vasodilation and (2) Maldistribution of circulating blood volume
60. Water in the water seal bottle to fluctuate: patent chest tube
61. Chest tube is dislodged: Cover insertion site with petroleum gauze
62. sudden increase drainage in chest tube: Assess for signs of hemorrhage
- Corticosteroids use, nursing diagnosis: Ineffective protection (risk for infection)