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100

A nurse is caring for a 10 month old who is currently experiencing diaper dermatitis. The nurse should educate the parents of the infant that treatment for diaper dermatitis includes which of the following? (Select all that apply):

  1. Applying petroleum jelly to the irritated skin
  2. Changing the diaper frequently
  3. Washing and cleansing the skin with water and a soap-free cleanser
  4. Apply cornstarch or talcum powder on the infant
  5. Use topical emollients to provide a barrier between the skin and diaper

What is changing the diaper frequently, washing and cleansing the skin with water and a soap-free cleanser, and use topical emollients to provide a barrier between the skin and diaper (B,C,D)


100

During this procedure, dead tissue and accumulated debris are removed with a scalpel or scissors


what is surgical debridement


100

This condition causes the loss of central vision, impairing tasks such as reading, driving and recognizing faces

what is macular degeneration


100

The nurse should ensure the site is clean, dry, intact, and free of wounds or irritation for this type of medication administration


What is transdermal patch 

100

What devices are used to intermittently apply pressure to the lower extremities, reducing the risk of deep vein thrombosis by promoting venous blood flow?


What is sequential compression devices


200
  1. A nurse is doing perineal care, how should they cleanse the area

What is front to back

200

A  nurse notices drainage coming from a wound it contains serum and red blood cells, they should document the fluid as

What is sanguineous drainage 


200

The nurse notices nonblanchable deep maroon discoloration on the patients sacrum, this should be documented as

What is deep tissue pressure injury


200
  1. To avoid worsening a pressure injury the nurse should keep the head of the bed elevated to what degree 

What is 30 degrees

200
  1. When instructing the patient on how to use a walker the nurse should verify that the height of the walker is

What is inside of clients wrist while standing straight 


300

A nurse notices a small (less than 1 cm in diameter) superficial lesion, filled with serous fluid. What kind of skin lesions is the nurse observing?

What is a vesicle 

300
  1. A nurse is assessing a patient's mobility and determines that the patient is not able to maintain stable balance. What is associated with sensory receptions that coordinate balance, and fine tune body positioning and movement?

What is Proprioception


300
  1. A nurse is assessing a client's ROM. She notes that the client has full range of motion with gravity eliminated (passive motion). What would the nurse grade this client?

What is grade 2

300
  1. A client has a small abrasion on the hand with minimal drainage. The nurse wants a dressing that maintains a moist environment and stimulates epithelial growth without sticking to the wound bed. Which dressing is most appropriate?

What is alginate dressing 

300
  1. A client has a small abrasion on the hand with minimal drainage. The nurse wants a dressing that maintains a moist environment and stimulates epithelial growth without sticking to the wound bed. Which dressing is most appropriate?

What is Polymeric membrane


400
  1. When are drains for a Jackson pratt bulb removed?

What is Drains are usually removed when the drainage is less than 30 to 100 mL per day. 


400
  1. A patient who recently got out of surgery shows signs of dehiscence at the wound site. What is the nurse's priority action?

What is notify the provider and cover the wound with sterile, saline-moistened dressing


400
  1. When performing sterile wound irrigation on a patient, how should the nurse direct the flow of solution to reduce contamination risk?

What is in a continuous stream from the cleanest to the most contaminated area of the wound


400

Medications that are associated with an increased risk of harm if an error occurs and typically have safeguards in place are called what?

What is High Risk Medications



400
  1. A provider prescribes 750 mg of dantrolene PO. The amount available is 300 mg per tablet of dantrolene. How many tablets should the nurse administer? 

What is 2.5 tablets


500
  1. A nurse is evaluating a client's cranial nerves. Which nerve is associated with sensory to ear for balance and hearing?

What is VII / Vestibulocochlear


500
  1. A nurse is evaluating a client's sensory perception and notes that a client has the inability to smell anything. What condition is the client most likely experiencing?

What is anosmia 

500
  1. What are important factors that influence whether or not you use a hydrocolloid dressing for a patient? SATA:

Maintains a moist wound bed

Supports granulation tissue formation

Good for clients who cannot tolerate surgical debridement

Stage 1–2 pressure injuries


500
  1. An aggie nurse is caring for a patient with a Jackson Pratt drain (JP). Which action is the most appropriate?
  2. Leave the drain open to prevent to air out to prevent pressure build up
  3. Clamp the drain 
  4. Empty the drain q24hr
  5. Document color, amount and time of drainage

What is 5 - 

The JP drains require accurate documentation ( time, amount and color) and are emptied q8hr or when half full.


500

A nurse is caring for a patient with a penrose drain. What intervention is priority?

                  A.  make sure the drain is connected to a suction

                  B. Monitor the wound for signs for infection

                  C. Drain wound q2hrs

                  D. wash the wound with NS 


What is B A penrose is an open system which means it is a risk for infection


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