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with concern for air quality, most healthcare facilities have taken action to prevent pollution, The nurse need to make sure that each clien

68 degrees F- 72 degrees F

A client with a history for confusion, complains to the nurse about a lot of noise dursing the night-time hours that is affecting the abilit

put clinet in private room at the end of the hall

The nursing student has to administer a rountine daily medication to a clinet. The nursing student knows it is imperativen to identify each

check the client's arm id bracelet; ask client the mane and DOB

When doffing PPE, the nurse would remove her mask before removing her goggles

false

In donning PPE, the nurse's first step would be to

put on gown

A client in a healthcare facility treated for an accident is about to be discharged and needs postdischarge caare. to whick department is th

outpatient department

A client admitted to a local healthcare facility required clinical diagnostic testing, what specimnes does a patholigist include for clinica

blood, sputum, feces

A nurse observe that 2 sisters are very distressed about the finanical burden being createdby their mothers unexpected hospitalization and

social services

A client in a haelthcae facility is at high rist for future readmission, to which department is the nurse is the nurse likely to refer the

quality improvement department

A nurse is describing Standard Precaution to a group of nursing students which is a practice associated with standard precaution in the care

handling of all sharp safely

Who is responiable for the initial admission assessment of a client lVN or RN

LVN

A nursing student visit a healthcare facility and asks the infection control nrse about the reasons that nurse are at risk in the healthcare

repeated contact with infectous materials and clients

A nurse is caring for a client who has developed a nosocomial infection. which is the most common nosocomial infection of which the nurse sh

surgical-site infections

A nurse is careing for a 10-year-old-child. The client is diagnosed with impetigo. which endogenous organism should the nurse consider

staphylococcus epidermidis

The nurse is taking care of a client in a healthcare facility. What is the single most effective nursing measure in preventing spread of dis

washing hands before and after client contact

When should a nurse wash their hands

before performing and procedure with a client, when hands are visibly soiled, after using the restroom, after touching blood

A nuser is informing a nursing studnet about the CDC. Which guildeline is in compliance with the CDC guidlines for handwashing

washing hands for 10 seconds

A nurse is assigned to the operating rm, What precaution should the nurse take when using a mask

Do not let the mask hang around the neck

The nurse is reviewing the use of PPE with a group of nursing students. what is the best response by the nursing student to the most commonl

gloves

Preventing and controlling the spead of infection is a vital part of nursing, what instrctions should the nurse include with a clients famil

importance of adequate fluid and food intake and exercise

A nurser is caring for a clinet with streptococcal pharyngitis. The nurse has to initiate precautions for the client, based on this informat

Airborne Precautions

A client is to be admitted to a local healthcare facility for protective isolation. what should the nurse make sure is outside the clients r

urinal

A nurse is caring for a clinet in isolation. what guideline should the nurse follow taking the vital signs from outside into the isolation r

wear gloves and other personal protective equipment as indicated

A nurse implements airbone precautions for a client with TB. how does airborne transmission occure

When tiny microorganisms get transmitted through insect bites

A nurse is caring for a client with drug-resistant gastroenteritis. The nurse has to initiateprecaustion for the client, based on this info

droplet precautions

a nurse is caring for a clinet with TB, The nurse has to initiate precaustions for the client. based on this information, what type of preca

contact precaustions

A nurse is caring for a clinet on contact isolation. what guidelines should the nures follow when taking the VS

wear mask, as indicated

A nurse caring for infected clients in a local healthcare facility is expected to follow stringent precaution. The nurse is reviewing these

transmission-based precautions

Droplet precaution are being followed for a client in a healthcare facility. The nurse is reviewing key information and droplet precaustions

Pediculosis

What item would most likely be included in the rm client who is on contact precautions

medication

Although refuse and linen from all clients are considered contaminated, in some types of isolation these item are " double bagged" out of th

the nurse take refuse bag and places it in another sercure bag before taking i out of room

A clien has been placed on Droplet Precaution for meningococcal mednigitis. The nurse must wear a mask when entering the room and especially

2 feet

The clinical unit has been notified of a client being admitted with TB. which action best demonstrates the correct measure for prevention of

wash hands after completion of client care

The clinical unit has been notified of a clinet being admitted with TB. which action best demonstrates the correct measure for prevention of

air filtered after each circulation in the negative air flow pressure rm

A client is admitted to a unit with influenza. What is the most appropriate typre of precautions that should be initiated by the nurse for

protective precautions

A client admitted to the healthcare facility has been provided an ID band. The nurse is expected to check that all information on the ID ban

clients full name and date of birth

The nurse is in the process of admitting a client to the healthcare facility. when dose the nurse need to begin the nursing data collection

immediately at the nurse's first contact

The nurse advises clients to wear the hospital gown rather than their own clothes. What is an adv. of the clients wearing a hospital gown

pt. comfort

The LPN learns that a client intends to leave the facility without the physicians permission. which should the nurse do first

report the clients intentions to the team leader

The nurse hears a pink alert called over the PA system

infant abduction

In rare situations, TT may be necessary for the provider to give verbal orders. These orders are legal and must be signed by the provider as

Licensed Nurse

Healthcare providers perform data collection and assessment and physical examination of clients for specific purposes. what is a primary pur

identify potential problems

A nurse is caring for a client with sickele cell disease. The nurse is reviewing risk factors with a group of student nurses. Based on infor

lack of iron in the diet

A nurse is to prepare a client for a lumbar puncture. The client asks the purpose of the test to be performed. what should the nurse tell

to determaine muscle response to stimulation

The nurse asses the clinets eye and notices extreme redness od the eye. based on this info what would be the best way that the nurse should

conjunctivitis

The nurse assess a clinet for adventitous breath sounds. The student nurse is asked by the nurse what is an example of abnormal breath sound

cloudy

The nurse takes the clinet VS, the nurse assesses the client's oxygen saturation on room air. which finding is normal for oxygen saturation

93%

A student nurse observes the nurse examining a client by tapping fingers against a client's abdomen. The student nurse asks the nurse what t

inspection

During a physical examination of a client, the nurse observes lesions on the clients hands, which are less than 0.5cm in diameter with a wel

papule

What does COLDSPA stand for

Character, onset, location, duration, severity, pattern, associated factors

diet would be an example of a risk factor for what disease

jaundice

Excessive use of alcohol would be considered a risk factor for what disease

cirrhosis

A client complain of constipation and gas pain. The nurse prepares to complete a physical examination of the clients abdomen. what is the be

inpection, auscultaton, palpation

question

temperature

what text identifies tissue adnormalities

biopsy

which exam would the nurse recognize as the least invasive

barium enema

Careful, close,and detailed visual examination of the body structure is known as

inspection

A skin lesion that is slightly irregular in shape, transient superficial elevated area of localized edema is know as what

macule

The process of depriving a person a personality, spirit, privacy, and other human qualities is called what

humiliation

is the type of isolation used to protect the client from the outside environment

intensive care isolation

Pick the disease that would use airborne transmission based precautions

MRSA

Pick the disease that would use Droplet precautions

meningococcal meningitis

An example of an endogenous microorganism found on the skin would be

yeast

Maintenance of the airway is of the utmost important because the airway is the first and best narrier to pathogens

true

Which structure has a continous cell wall that protects them from lysis by osmosis

Eukaryotes

Steps of a nursing porcedure may vary in different facilities, but the underying principles do not change and usually are ralated to

maintaining client safety

when orientation the client to the hospital room, you should first demonstrate how to operate

nursing call light

Which nursing education measure would be appropriate development of drug resistant microorganism

sharing antibiotic with ill family members

A client is admitted to the nursing unit with an infected wound. The most appropriate nursing action would be to place the client on what

Airborne

Which type of isolation would be appropriate for severly immunosuppress client undergoing chemotherapy

protective

which personal protective equipment would be required for a client with TB

fluid resistant gown

before the client arrives on the nursing unit, the admissions department usually

applies an identification band to client

Nursing documentation at discharge, should include a

detailed account of the hospital stay

The nurse understands the most important use of Utox is to

study the urine and determine the gucose level

which of the following technigues would be used to detect the presence of edema during the physical examination

press fingers againt suspected edematous area for 10 sec