quality/safety/hygiene
mobility +immobility
immobility
nutrition
pain
100

What is the recommended first action when evacuating patients during a fire?




move patient laterally 

100

What is mobility?



Mobility is the ability to move freely, easily, and purposefully in the environment.


100

What cardiovascular complication involves a drop in blood pressure with position change?



orthostatic hypotension

100

What does NPO mean?



nothing by mouth

100

What is the most accurate general description of pain?



subjetive pain

200

Which are examples of restraint alternatives?




companionship, legos, folding towels, music, art, on-to-one sitter, answers vary

200

Why should the nurse face the direction of movement during a transfer?



prevents spinal twisting

200

On which side should a patient hold a cane?



unaffected side

200

What nursing diagnosis is associated with impaired swallowing?



Potential for aspiration


200

What does PRN dosing mean?



as needed 

300

which factors contribute to falls?


sleep deprivation, new environment, age, med changes, decreased strength, answers vary

300

How long should a patient dangle the legs before walking? And why?



1-2 mins, to prevent dizziness and falls (drop in blood pressure)

300

What respiratory complication may result from immobility?



Atelectasis


300

explain the difference between hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia 

hyper: manifest as thirst, increase urination, and headache 

hypo: manifest as sweating, shaking, confusion, loss  of c

300

Which are physiological responses to pain?



Increased heart rate

Increased blood pressure

Nausea or vomiting

Answers vary

400

What characteristics must a restraint order have?

clinical justification, face-to-face assessment, detailed instruction, current status of the patient

400

What elbow flexion is recommended when fitting crutches?





15-30 degrees

400

What metabolic change may result from decreased appetite during immobility?



negative nitrogen balance

400

Which findings may indicate difficulty swallowing?



Coughing during eating

Voice changes

Delayed swallowing

Regurgitation

400

Which factors can influence pain expression?



Culture

Previous experience

Coping style

Meaning of pain

500

name each fall-risk tool with its intended population or threshold.



1. morse fall scale -> general hospital fall-risk scoring

2. Humpty Dumpty scale -> peds

3. hendrich II model -> more than 5 indicates high risk (male gender only)

4. John hopkins -> 60+ 

500

Which are assistive devices listed for mobility?




crutches, canes, walkers, wheelchairs

500

Hypostatic pneumonia may develop after what situation?



Prolonged bed rest


500

Which symptoms should be monitored during enteral feeding?



Nausea

Vomiting

Cramping

Diarrhea

500

Order the stages of pain physiology from initial stimulus to analgesic modulation.



1.Transduction

2.Transmission

3.Perception

4.Modulation

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