Communication
Mobility
Caring and Management of Care
Self Care
Vitals and Assessment
100

A nurse is using “self-talk” to think before she speaks and organize her thoughts before having a difficult conversation with her client. What form of communication is this an example of?

Intrapersonal Communication

100

An older woman has recently experienced a loss of mobility. What effects may this cause to her musculoskeletal system?

Atrophy, osteoporosis, foot drop, contracture

100

A nurse caring for an inmate could be an example of what?

Values conflict

100

The frequency of this screening is every 5 years after the age of 20.

Blood Cholesterol

100

What is the difference between subjective and objective data?

Subjective is what the patient says, while objective is what the nurse observes (vital signs)

200

True or False: Comparing a client's situation to your own personal experiences is a form of therapeutic communication.

False

200

Aiding a client to a standing position would be classified as what kind of assist?

An active assist

200

A nurse interrupts a patient for clarification of something they said. This is a poor demonstration of what care technique?

Active Listening

200

Visual acuity should be tested after age 40. What is the correct frequency for this exam?

40: 3-5 years; 40-64: 2 years; 65+: annually

200

If the patient had smoked/vaped, ate/drank anything hot or cold, how long should we wait before obtaining the temperature?

30 minutes

300

When repositioning a client which zone of interaction would you be working in?

Intimate space: 0-1.5 ft

300

Balance, gait, and coordination are typically affected in which people?

Older adults

300

What special consideration must you take when caring for an abused patient?

Ask permission before touching

300

What is screened every 3 years after 45?

Blood Glucose

300

If a client is having labored breathing, what position should they be placed in?

The tripod position allows lungs to expand fully

400

After a difficult diagnosis an older man begins to be snappy and agitated at work and towards his family. What defense mechanism is this an example of?

Displacement

400

When beginning to move a client, what is the first step the nurse must take?

Assess their ability to assist

400

Performing a dressing change and starting an IV are examples of what kind of touch?

Task-oriented

400

How frequently should skin be assessed after 40?

Annually

400

What is the proper terminology for a person with a fever?

Febrile

500

To promote active listening a nurse uses the SOLER framework. What does the O stand for?

Open Stance/Position

500

Bonus: Mammograms, BP monitoring, and colonoscopies are examples of what level of prevention?


This level of prevention focuses on reducing the effects of an ongoing disease or injury.

Secondary


Tertiary

500

What are some negative consequences of compassion fatigue?

More likely to make an error, frustration, mental and physical exhaustion, emotionally distant from patients

500

Name Maslow’s levels from bottom to top.

Physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, self actualization

500

Where is the site commonly used to obtain a temperature via an inferred route?

Forehead

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