Fluid & Electrolytes
Nutrition
Safety
Communication
Nursing Process & Skills
100

Before hanging IV potassium, what must the nurse check first?

Confirm IV fluid is compatible with IV potassium 

100

What foods are complex carbohydrates? 

whole grains, brown rice, legumes 

100

What patients are at most risk for falls? 

Stroke patients, weakness, confusion 

100

Which communication technique uses leaning forward, nodding, and eye contact?

Active Listening

100

After planning in the nursing process, what comes next?

Implementation

200

When is the best time to weigh a patient to detect fluid retention?

Morning, before breakfast, after voiding 

200

What is the best nursing action if tube feedings cause nausea/diarrhea?

Stop feedings 

200

What items are considered when doing a fall risk assessment?

Age, medications, balance 

200

Patient States: I do not like the food here. 

Nurse States: Our cooks work hard to make you good food. 

What communication block is this?

Defensive response 

200

What action should the nurse take before administering NPH insulin?

roll vial gently to mix 

300

A patient with severe diarrhea is at risk for which acid-base imbalance?

Metabolic acidosis 

300

How much sun exposure provides adequate vitamin D?

9-25 minutes per day 

300

What should be checked when applying wrist restraints?

Circulation, color, warmth, pulses 

300

Nurse replies to patient: What solutions have you considered? 

This demonstrates what type of communication? 

Therapeutic communication

300

Order of primary survey 

Airway, breathing, circulation, LOC, exposure 

400

What are the functions of water in the body? 

Transport nutrients, heat regulation, removing waste from cells

400

Which foods must be avoided in the Muslim religion? 

Pork

400

What is the best environmental intervention for respiratory congestion?

Use a humidifier 

400

What are considered blocks to effective communication?

Changing the subject, giving advice, asking probing questions 

400

List 2 strategies in using an interpreter

Use facility interpreter, face towards patient, ask one question at a time 

500

What is a sign or symptom of: hypocalcemia & hyperkalemia


Hypocalcemia: tingling around mouth 

Hyperkalemia: muscle weakness 

500

An older adult with memory loss and poor nutrition—best nursing action?

Involve family 

500

At what point does discharge planning begin?

At admission

500

During SBAR call to a provider, which info must be included?

Patient condition, change in VS, urinary output

500

Which tasks are the nurse’s responsibility when transferring a client?

Ensure valuables, verbal report, transfer form 


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