MET & Observations
IV & Medications
Respiratory
Cardiac
Conditions & Care
100

Identify 2 indicators that would make it appropriate for a MET call.

Very drowsy/unresponsive and serious breathing problems.

100

How often is QID?

Four time a time

100

What is COPD?

Lung disease that makes breathing difficult

100

What is HTN

High blood pressure

100

What is L) #NOF?

Left fractured neck of femur

200

List 3 things you would check when observing IVC/PIVC site.

Redness, swelling and pain

200

The IV pump says "occlusion downstream." Identify 3 possible causes.

Kinked tubing, closed clamp or blocked IV

200

Give 2 signs of acute respiratory distress.

SOB and low oxygen

200

What is CAD?

Narrowed/blocked heart arteries.

200

What is CVA

Stroke

300

What could be causing Mr Wong's drowsiness (Scenario 4).

Lowe Blood Sugar, Medication/PCA, low oxygen or deterioration.

300

Give 2 signs of a narcotised patient.

Drowsiness and slow breathing
300

What medication/treatment may be given for respiratory distress?

Oxygen

300

Give 2 signs of chest pain

Chest pain/tightness and SOB

300

What is osteoarthritis?

Wear and tear of the joint.

400

Identify 2 signs and symptoms of fluid overload and what medication you would administer.

Shortness of breath and swollen legs/ankles. Medication: Frusemide

400

Patient develops a rash after IV antibiotics. What do you do?

Stop the antibiotics, assess the patient and notify RN/Doctor

400

Name 3 oxygen devices and flow rate

Nasal prongs 1-6 L/min

Simple Mask 5-10 L/min

Non-Rebreather 10-15 L/min

400

What are your nursing actions for chest pain?

Check vitals/pain, tell RN/Doctor, ECG and orderd medication.

400

What is a bowel resection?

Surgery to remove part of the bowel

500

What observations would you perform in relation to the plaster cast?

Warmth, swelling, pain, pulse, movement, colour and sensation.

500

What is angioplasty?

Opens a narrowed/blocked artery with a balloon

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