Diagnostics
Meds
Assessment
Skills lab
Miscellaneous
100

Most concerning consequence of true (not hemolyzed) hyperkalemia

What is arrhythmia?

100

If my patient is on Furosemide, the overall treatment goal (one word)

What is diuresis?

100

Lower extremity DTRs

What are the Patellar, Achilles, Plantar

100

The top flow meter adjustment for standard (not high-flow) nasal cannula

What is 6L/min?

100

Yellow socks represent 

What is a fall risk?

200

Before giving sliding-scale insulin, this test must be done.

What is an Accucheck (or glucose or blood sugar)?

200

2 most important vitals to assess before giving Metoprolol

What are BP and pulse?

200

Aortic listening area stethoscope placement (landmarks)

What is the right sternal border, second intercostal space

200

I'm giving a flu shot, this is the landmark I'm feeling for

What is the acromion process?

200

A Braden score of < 9 means the patient

What is a "very high" risk for pressure injury?

300

Most likely cause of leukocytosis if patient has fever, fatigue, nasal congestion, and cough?

What is a respiratory infection?

300

The most essential lab for nurses to monitor when giving Furosemide 

What is Potassium 

300

PERRLA stands for 

What is "pupils equal, round, reactive to light, and acoomodation" 

300

Landmarks to measure length of NG tube to insert

What are the nose, ear, and xiphoid?

300

HFrEF means

What is "heart failure with reduced ejection fraction"?

400

Test that differentiates a STEMI from an NSTEMI

What is an EKG?

400

MONA is given for this condition and means...

What is MI (or heart attack) and Morphine, Oxygen, Nitroglcerin, and Aspirin 

400

Normal sound produced by abdominal percussion

What is tympany

400

2 bony landmarks to palpate when preparing to give a ventrogluteal injection

What are the greater trochanter and the anterior superior illiac spine (or illiac crest)?
400

Product in IV site caps and in orange bath wipes to use on patients with central lines (including PICC lines)

What is Chlorhexidine? 

500

My patient is 3 day s/p mitral valve replacement and has a HgB of 7.6 and a HCT of 30%, what is the most likely cause of these results? 

What is blood loss from surgery? 

500

The most common and most serious side effect to monitor for when giving insulin

What is hypoglycemia?

500

Costovertebral angle tenderness indicates this

What is kidney inflammation (pyelonephritis and/or kidney stone also allowed)

500

Position to place patient in for enema administration

What is left side lying (or "Sim's" position)

500

The nursing process steps include (in order)

What are assessment, analysis, planning, intervention, and evaluation?

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